Healthy eating on $100/month

Frugal community suggests real healthy food is cheap, like chicken, rice, beans, and vegetables, unlike expensive fake healthy snacks and drinks. 

Low-budget food challenge 

Shop at a Food Pantry

Food pantries offer affordable options. Volunteer from Michigan says $25 can get 2+ laundry baskets of food.

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Stock Up on Storeable Basic

Stock up on cheap non-perishables: beans, rice, pasta, potatoes, lentils, peanut butter to save money.

2

Eat Lots of Bean

Buy bulk dried beans for cheap, long-lasting, and healthy protein source.

3

Apply for Food Stamp

Apply for SNAP benefits to save money on food if you're struggling to afford it. Requirements vary by state.

4

Eat Rice and Lentil

Rice and lentils are a cheap, healthy, and versatile meal that can be spiced up easily.

5

Eat Oats and Peanut Butter

Steel-cut oats and peanut butter are affordable and satisfying breakfast options when bought in bulk.

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SWIPE UP TO LEARN MORE!