Can you eat healthy on a budget?

Allison - posted on 04/25/2011

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Carolyn - posted on 04/15/2011

with shane i guess i wasnt as educated but i hope i did a good job with nutrition but with sky i am more educated and i think if we can afford it then buy it but like everything else if u can get it yourself it is better i think we should all raise a garden if possible and teach our kids the way my parents and grand parents taught me

Nini - posted on 04/15/2011

i buy somethings organic and some not you just have to look around.. just the other day i needed some spring onions. when i got to the store i found a bag of organic that was much cheaper then the non organic.

Anne - posted on 04/14/2011

I know I have read articles on what is most important to but in organic. I can not remember where I read this but if you google articles about organic food you may fins something like that. Also during the summer months if you can go to a local Farmers Market you can almost always get good fresh foods that are less expensive than the supermarket .

Also if you have the space ( and you can even do it in containers) Plant a garden of the vegetables your family eats the most often.

Dara - posted on 04/14/2011

I'm kind of in the same boat - I would like to buy organic food all the time, but I just can't afford it. I buy it whenever I can, and stock up on things when on sale, especially if it can be frozen. I do most of my shopping in the regular grocery store, and peruse the organic section looking for sales before I get the rest of my stuff. It's tough, but I just do it where I can.

Louise - posted on 04/14/2011

Eatting organic is expensive but there is no need not to eat healthily. Frozen vegetabels are good value for money and you only use what you need. I always buy frozen peppers because they are half the price and there is no waste. I am also a big believer in making foods in twos as it is alot cheaper to buy 1 large pack of minced beef than 2 small ones, so I cook all the meat and eat one and freeze the other. I never buy ready made meals as they are expensive and full of fat and sugar I tend to make my own lasagne and Mouzaka, chillies and stews in big batches. Not only is this cheaper but time saving too.