How Can I Eat Somewhat Healthy on $100 a Month Food Budget?

The cost of living is increasing, and COVID relief benefits are ending, which puts many people with low funds in a sticky situation.

Shop at a Food Pantry

If you need food to feed yourself and your family on a low budget, one of the best options is to seek out a local food pantry.

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Stock Up on Storeable Basic

You can find giant bags of non-perishables to stock up on, which will cut costs significantly.

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Eat Lots of Bean

Beans are a budget's best friend. According to one commenter, you can buy a one-pound bag of dried beans for less than two dollar

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Apply for Food Stamp

The U.S. provides food stamps for a reason. You may want to consider applying for SNAP benefits if you and your family struggle to put food on the table

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Eat Rice and Lentils

Rice and lentils are a simple, healthy meal that can be altered with seasonings and spices to switch things up.

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Eat Oats and Peanut Butter

I'm pretty content with steel-cut oats and peanut butter for breakfast most days.

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Get a Second Job at a Restaurant

Restaurant employees typically get a free meal on their shifts. So if you have time to spare every week

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