Cut Your Grocery Bill AND Eat Real, Nutrient Dense Food | Tips For Saving Money on Organic Food

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Yes, small ethnic food stores do save you money The majority of ethnic grocery stores don't sell organic
Comment from : Lacoux

Find a farmer and talk with THEM? Them who? Who are they? Not understanding who THEM are Maybe the farmer and his family? That makes sense A great idea
Comment from : Peter Piper

If I did that, I'd have to be willing to eat the same foods over and over and over and over because I would not have enough money to buy a large variety of foods
Comment from : Peter Piper

I have found that there aren't any coupons on NUTRITIOUS foods They tend to be on processed unhealthy foods and snacks and sweets
Comment from : Peter Piper

Speaking my language My health is very very good now due to trips to Natural Grocers and local food But I am really spending a lot I know produce is smart and cheaper and glad to find you!
Comment from : Tiff Hamill

Perhaps these ideas are helpful: We live in central Michigan & in the summer we buy from farm stands which is a very inexpensive way to purchase produce & eggs It’s a nice ride in the countryside & it’s shopping local Also, there are Amish farms nearby where we can purchase grass-fed animals My parents used to purchase 4-H cows & pigs during the fair auctions & have them locally butchered In the past when the kids were home I used to go to the Mall Food Court at the brink of closing and purchase the food that had not been sold Ex: I would go to the Italian shop & ask if I could purchase the whole lot of it (Calzones, breadsticks, expensive pizza’s, salad) for $5-$9 I was never turned down!
Comment from : Elizabeth Scott

Hi Joelle! This has been very helpful, thank you! Although our lifestyle here in Europe is somewhat different…some tips I’ll have to tweak here and there😂 But it is well worth being creative as prices of groceries have gone through the roof at the moment 😅 new sub and greetings from the Netherlands
Comment from : LeParfait

I'm so happy I've found your channel!brWhat a wise young woman!brI'm 64 BTWbrI totally agree with youbrI Love small ethnic type store's! brWhere we are living right now it doesn't seem to be an option, been here one year, looking into moving It's a retirement type community and we don't like it at all 😏brI'm looking forward to bingeing here for a few hours LoLbrTake care
Comment from : never mind

This is so helpful, thank you! Do you purchase organic? Where I’m located it’s so hard to find organic produce at our local farms
Comment from : Samantha

I'm also an ex extreme couponer that's switched to a more organic based diet
Comment from : ivy lewis dragons for life

Good tips
Comment from : Widow’s Watch

Great video! My family of four and I are all autoimmune and have chronic illness that we're trying to heal With that said, we eat mostly GAPs and Carnivore and our grocery budget is around 4000 dollars a month and it's making it hard to pay the bills I really needed a way to cut back and I'm looking forward to finding a local farm to pick produce We just moved to West Texas and it's really hot and dry here and I'm trying to learn to garden Any advice to someone who's new to gardening? Again, this was a great video Thank you
Comment from : Private

I am so glad I found your channel You and your husband seems like such down to earth peoplebrBoth of you communicate very well Your both thoughtful in what and how you deliver your knowledge and informationbrI very much appreciate your time and pray for the best for your channel and homestead journeybrSomething I thought of while listening to this video is, since you use whole chicken in your menu you might have good advice and direction on cutting up a whole chickenbrI’d love to learn how you would butler/cut up a whole chickenbrI usually do as you suggested slow cooking a whole chicken in crockpot and use in same ways as you do I’m just not confident in cutting up a raw chicken for various recipesbrAgain thank you!
Comment from : Stefanie Armistead