I Spent $150 At The Grocery Store... The Result? You Have To See!
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In this video, I'm sharing with you my epic grocery haul from this month. ✓ Check out the ridiculous amount of food I bought! ✓ See all the different types of food I bought! ✓ And the best part is, it was all super affordable! ✓ If you're looking to save money this year, you need to watch this video! ✓
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00:00 One month food
1:55 Good Chop
3:55 Walmart shopping
10:05 Total $ spent
11:00 But wait, there's more
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Looks amazing
Lol , I love that your not going to be tethered to the fire cooking on your trip. So often that’s what happens to the moms, and that doesn’t make for a real fun time. Enjoy your reunion and holiday, happy belated birthday wishes and congratulations to your graduate!❤
I made a meal at home but really wanted fries, so I swung through the McDonalds drive thru. My jaw dropped when it was nearly $5 for a large fry. I cancelled my order and drove back home. I thought that was insane!
Tater tots cooked to a proper crispness for the WIN!
We went for dinner just for fun and it was $50!! For 4.5 of us! At McDonald's 😱 I wanted to just leave but the kids were already so excited.
Here in Charlotte n c McDonald's offers a "basket" of fries for 4 dollars. It's a literal basket of fries. Great deal here in Charlotte.
wow thats crazy,, I dont do fast food that much anymore,,,I would rather make fries at home...true its not McDonalds but almost 5.00...thats insane
Yep!!! At our local McD's in southern AZ, it's 5.99 - plus tax - for the L fries. It is insane
I just shopped at an Amish bulk store for the first time today. They don’t have them in my state. My husband and I filled three grocery carts for $400! After seeing your Walmart run I feel on top of the world! Grocery prices are outrageous right now and I’m just glad I am able to feed my family of 10… ❤
On the drinkable yogurts, my kids love them, but they’d re so experience! I have found that blending a tub of yogurt with almost half the container size of milk, and a
Handful of fruit (like in the freezer say frozen blueberries, banana, strawberries, whatever) makes a nice substitute for such a cost savings!
Oh yeah!!! Adding a tbls or two of of maple syrup and freezing some makes excellent popsicles!! My one year old and I loooooooove them! Espc blueberry!!!
I am going to keep my yogurt drink bottles and do that (make my own), I use IBOTTA and coupons to make them cheaper.
I’ll make my weekly grocery list and then go through it again when I’m done and see what I can make myself. Examples like bread, condiments like bbq sauce, muffins, cookies, granola, tortillas, even sour cream (surprisingly easy) and then subtract them from my list. Saves a little extra money, food is cleaner and it tastes better.
We never were an eating out family. Last week we took my 28 year old son out to dinner & he said “ do I have to get water or can I order a soda”? 😂 when we ate out there was a plan and limits!
Same... 😂 I tell my kids we not paying $3.99 for a coke on ice.
@@samanthajbiiI met a friend for breakfast & decided to order coffee. I nearly passed out when I got my receipt & saw it was $4!! Plain, drip coffee. Ridiculous
I'm sticking to about 450 a month for my family of 3 for food and 75 a month for household supplies. I'm gearing up for the summer stock ups, especially on the meat deals as we get into grilling season and all the summer holidays. I often take an extra 20-50 bucks a month to stock up my freezers and pantry when there are big sales. From May to September, those deals tend to be on meats. My FoodSaver gets hauled out to seal small portions of steaks, pork chops, ground meat, fish, chicken breasts, lamb, etc. to use through the winter months. It keeps me from over-spending in the meat department all year. I do something similar when beef roasts, pork loins, pork shoulders, turkeys, and hams go on sale during the holidays. Right now, I have a few roasts left to use for slow cooker dishes over the summer and as I build my summer food stocks, but this practice has helped me keep our household budget for groceries and household goods at $450-500 per month without too much sacrifice in the meat department. This year, we are also doing a couple of small garden beds for tomatoes, zucchini and yellow squash, loose leaf lettuce, peppers, cucumbers, and radishes to help spread our dollars at the store since these produce items feature heavily in our diets. Since I will be helping out a family member by watching her daughter this summer, I thought a garden would be fun for she and my son (both 7 and best friends) to help grow food, not to mention the educational experience of learning more about food and gardening.
I am SO OFFENDED by the grocery prices! One thing I have noticed is that produce hasn't gone up as much in comparison, so I am eating healthier and saving money by making it the star of the show.
We are participating in a no meat buying challenge for 6 months in order to rotate our freezer. So far so good.
For the breakfast, I cooked up a ton of bacon & sausage in the oven. The bacon was wrapped in parchment and put in ziplock, the sausage was vacuumed. They are in the freezer. A few seconds in the microwave and they are ready to go. I made breakfast for dinner this week. 30ish seconds for the bacon and a few minutes scrambling eggs, toast and done.
We're shopping the deals now more then ever. YES on McDonalds being crazy!!! They used to be "ok" food with cheap prices now they're still "ok" food but at the same crazy high price as the much better food I can get somewhere down the road.
"Lay off me, I'm starving!" LOL Chris Farley 🍟
I have started making larger meals that feed my family for a few days and making sure that the leftovers get eaten. It has saved so much on my grocery budget!!!!
Using a cast iron Dutch oven as a “camp crock pot” dump everything in at night before bed and put your coals all around and on the lid then bam breakfast ready to go in the morning. French toast casserole or any breakfast casserole would work to cook low and slow like you would in a crock pot
Hawai'i is a part of the United States. If you want to say that they are not shipped to the lower 48, you just say they're not shipped to the mainland.
Have a fantastic summer, Christine!
Yes, that’s what I meant to say!!
I often make muffins before we leave for camping breakfasts. Or we do granola bars. Both don't need heated up. If I have cooler options, then yogurt and granola is a good option. I've been told getting dry ice for your cooler keeps everything cold much much longer. So if you're doing extended camping, that might be a good option if you want to keep things cold. Finally, if I'm okay with at least starting a fire (but not really tending food on it), I sometimes do pre-made breakfast burritos wrapped in foil. Throw them into the coals and let them warm up.
I DO the exact same things. The best part is that we can have muffins when we get home from camping while we unpack everything.
Also keeping your cooler covered with a cardboard turned upside down with a heavy quilt will give you two - three days longer at the right temp!!!
@@joydavid8128 is the cardboard on the outside of the cooler?
@@laurenj.5312 yes. Two boxes if you want
My go-to camping is peanut butter and apples for breakfast or snacks later.
Grocery tip: When buying bagged lettuce, spinach, etc. weigh it first, or at least heft it in your hand. I've noticed a big difference sometimes in what a bag is marked for weight and what a scale in produce reads. Wal-Mart by me has gotten crazy expensive with everything. A very nice grocery store by me has been cheaper for a long time now, not cheap, but cheaper.
When I was 5 mos pregnant with my oldest, I bought a whole package of Oreos with PB filling and I ate all the cream centers out of the whole box in 1 sitting 😂 So I vote PB as the superior Oreo flavor!!
Best fast camping breakfast... Large wraps with peanut butter and add your own toppings (bananas, granola, honey, syrup, jelly, etc) roll it up and go!
Also... JAVA CHIP OREOS FOR THE WIN!!!
Still buying the local eggs from my farmer friend for $7 per dozen. I am in Canada and our grocery prices are way higher. I’m sure you’ve heard this multiple times. There’s only two if us, I’m 61 and hubby is 64, we have started a veggie garden (although the raised beds he built were very expensive), and have limited eating out. I’m also working on not wasting food. I don’t stock pile food much, and have a small freezer as we don’t buy much meat. I have no idea what I spend a month for groceries, but it’s probably at least $600 a month, including cleaning products and t.p. etc.
2 dollars a dozen for white eggs at Aldi not worth the cost
We have REALLY cut back all around on food. We only eat out, maybe 2x a month. We use everything in the frig. I am also trying to work through my freezers🤦♀️. Planted a container garden with tomatoes, okra, eggplant, zucchini and herbs. We have 2 huge blueberry bushes so we will pick and freeze. And we have just doubled down on convenient meals. They tend to be pricey and less nutritious so they are gone. I work from home & LOVE my crock pot as well as my Ninja oven. Little changes saved over $300 in May🎉
Avid campers here ( and trail runners). Go to for breakfast is oatmeal or cereal with yoghurt and fresh fruit. Pancakes happen when I do a tempo run and the girls make them while I am out. For lunch big fans of a simple charcuterie board. Think lunchables plus fun add ons like olives and peppers stuffed with cheese. Super simple. Fast. Delicious
I found tons of good deals on clearance at Kroger this week. These are items I may would not buy ever except they were such good deals, not to mention my kids can make these simple things. Chicken patties doe 2.65 a package. (4 patties). The birthday cake chex mix bars (if you know you know) for 2.06 instead of 8.99, yogurts for 40 cents each and 25 cents each, bags of salad for 1.09 each and some already seasoned chicken for 4 bucks instead of 9.99. Ooh also marinated racks of ribs for 6.99 instead of 19.99
As someone who can’t eat gluten- I still enjoy watching your snack flavour comparison videos!
I would like to see Christine do a no-wheat, no-dairy, no-sugar grocery challenge!!
GF oreos for the win!
The best Oreo flavor is the Original Oreo's without a doubt!! Second best is Lemon Oreo's Imo!! 😂😂😂 Love from Louisville Kentucky 🥰
We're doing so bad grocery shopping. Soooo bad. There are 6 of us (ages 42, 40, 23, 20, 17, and 7). There are extenuatuating circumstances. Most of us are grown, and our middle 2 are on the spectrum so they have sensory issues. Our 17 year old is severely autistic and very lactose intolerant. Most of us are to a much lesser extent. The only specialty stuff I buy for that is a frozen pizza for our pizza Saturdays (plus a couple regular) and a couple cartons weekly of lactose free great value milk. We also have a few allergies and sensitivities. My husband and I both work full time. I work from home to be here for my school age childdren and children with special needs, but I work multiple jobs. Time and energy lead ne to rely on convenience items a lot. I also don't drive because of a vision issue, so I go grocery shopping every Saturday on a schedule. My husband gets any fill in stuff that we need otherwise. I do buy all household stuff in with the groceries but I'm spending like $400 a week at the very least. I know some of it is that I just can't cook everything from scratch and some is our situation and some is I just need to buckle down and do better.
I'm struggling this last month keeping in budget, but I had our third baby five weeks ago so I'm giving myself some grace for ordering online instead of going in and finding all the best deals.
Hi Christine I can't the recent video where you said you have been covering food on RUclips for 7 years and asked what we want to see. But I want to say yes we want to see the beans, rice and oatmeal again. I also really think the videos where you take the food bank box and cook from it and add other stuff is such a wonderful concept. Thank you for the content.
I always make biscuits ahead of time with sausage or ham to take when we camp. We just grab one and pop it in the microwave. Southernfrugalmomma posted a video a couple of weeks ago on how she makes breakfast “freezer” sandwiches and wraps.
I bought a dozen eggs for $1.08 this morning, which is surely a better price than it was months ago. The best oreo flavor is definitely the dark chocolate flavored ones! It also makes me feel less guilty when I eat half a sleeve in one sitting 😅
Why would you buy Only One dozen?
@deborann yeah I found them this cheap and bought like...10 lol 😆 there was an entire shelf in my fridge dedicated to eggs this month and I don't regret that decision.
Dark chocolate oreos are so dang delicious. Seriously the best.
I don't get how eggs are so cheap in the states, I'm in Australia and eggs range from $6-$9, I pay for the $9 because the chickens are free range and eat healthy. There's no way that the American egg industry is healthy at that cheap a price
@@shaziejones5394 You are absolutely correct. The eggs that sell so cheaply in the US come from chickens that are kept in very inhumane conditions. We also have the option to buy more expensive cage free/free range/pasture raised eggs.
I wish we had a normal grocery store and bread shop! I only have Walmart and for the past month I’ve spent $300 a week for a family of 4
There is only my husband and I but my brother is staying here to help me out because I can't use my right hand for a while but we spent and this included plants for the garden. 301.87 not bad especially since I stocked up on bacon for 2.99 a pack and other marked down meats. Loved your video as always. Thanks for all the tips and laughs you give your viewers ❤❤
For Oreo flavour mint will forever be my fav! for camping breakfast I fry onions, sausage, hash browns and peppers together before we leave to heat up over the fire. I don’t like eggs so my husband adds eggs after.
I refuse to make my grocery budget higher, so I just get more creative in what I make and how I buy. Kids are getting less cereal and more oatmeal for breakfasts, we do use slightly less meat in a lot of meals or I find I switch the protein to something cheaper. I am far more conscious of leftovers now, and if they're not eaten the next day they get frozen to be repurposed later.
Love love love your grocery hauls!
I've been able to keep my grocery costs low by using food waste prevention apps (I use foodhero and flashfood) in order to buy foods that I proceed to freeze afterwards. The foods are usually between 30% to 80% off, depending on how close they are to their date. I also started going to the bulk food store more often to fill up my jars. For example, I got a cup worth of bay leaves for 0.83$ CAD!! (Probably around 0.50-0.65$ USD). That amount of bay leaves would likely cost 8-10$ in here.
In my case, the more environmentally-friendly options turn out to be my best money savers 😊 I'm hoping to start a little balcony garden in my appartment soon, but we'll see how that goes.
Have a fun time camping, Christine! 🎉
I looove flashfood
Would love to see your meal plans and recipes throughout the month. I really miss those
This is unreal, I’d love to see what you and your family ate during May 2023 given you didn’t purchase much.
Love watching the grocery hauls! Second only to the budget meals. ❤
I love your get out and get moving approach to camping, family reunions, and even get togethers with friends. Have FUN and leave behind the cooking!
Currently in my small Australian town, these are some of our grocery prices at 26/5/23.
Eggs - $5.20/dozen
Beechwood Smoked Picnic Ham - $9.50/kg (minimum buy 3.1kg)
Fresh Strawberries - $6.50/250g
Loose Carrots - $2.50/kg
Red Royale Potatoes - $4.50/kg
Capsicums (Bell Peppers) - Red & Green $5.90/kg Yellow $10.90/kg
Fresh Salmon Portions - $36/kg
Skinless, Boneless Chicken Breast - $11/kg from deli or $15/kg prepacked
Here in NZ definitely similar prices. It's getting ridiculous
I think meat is about the same in the UK (but I’m veggie and not sure) veggies probably a bit cheaper at the moment though
Strawberries, ham, fresh fish and meat are all expensive food to me. I eat more potatoes, grains and legumes. Instead of strawberries I eat apples mostly. I only have to feed myself though I can imagine it being harder with a family
I'm so sorry! Those are crazy prices
I love you videos so much!!! keep it up!
we make a big batch of burritos then freeze them, we bring them with us and just toast them up in a pan - super easy y super yummy-
Camping meals for us is always easy. We often will freeze a container of chili so then it acts like ice and it can be one of the dinners. Lunches are salami cheese and crackers, maybe a chip and dip too. Have an AMAZING time outdoors and thanks for the content!
The energy balls you’ve made. A variation on that. Make up a batch of hearty “cookies”. Elven bread.
I got a ham for .24 a lb at Aldi! I'm so proud of it 😂 Groceries are so expensive I do the bulk of my shopping at Aldi and that saves money over the other stores, and there are tons of things I just don't get anymore, its too expensive.
Cleaning through the freezer is the way to go. And, I'm involving my son (who lives with me) on the grocery flyer perusing each week to find the best deals of the week at various stores. We're having fun and he's learning, too! Memorial Day weekend is the time in our area to stock up on beef and pork. Lots of BBQ specials going.
We used to go out to eat a couple times a week - but lately it's been be once a month. Uno. And you know what?! We enjoy it more! It's a treat! We look forward to the lunch special at our local, fabulous sushi place.
Really enjoying the content, Christine. Enjoy your biking!
Overnight oats. I add a couple of scoops of protein powder too it to up the protein and that also sweetens it. We do a variety maybe chocolate protein some pb powder then top with peanuts and coconibs. Vanilla protein put some fruit in it etc. One bowl mixed the night before scoop out in the morning on paper plates. Done.😊
The lemon filled oreos!! Yum!! ❤
You go girl, have fun! 🎉
Camping breakfasts; muffins, baked (ahead) oatmeal, baked (ahead) donuts, breakfast cookies, quick breads, hard boiled eggs, etc. 😊
Dark chocolate Oreos are the absolute best!
Eggs in my part of Az is $6.78 for a 60ct. I’m so glad that I have a store up the street that’s a combo of family dollar & dollar tree so it seems like everything is on sell. There’s also a $.99 cent store that even sells produce. Other than produce, eggs, & every day condiments I don’t buy food anymore since I’m doing a kitchen/pantry clean out. I’ve been doing it since Christmas, it was my New Year’s resolution to clean it out. As for camping I recommend hobo packs. It’s basically your favorite sheet pan meals folded in foil.
We usually have fried sausage and potatoes for dinner one night. I pre-chop the potatoes before the trip and store them in water. I always make extra, so the next moring start to reheat the sausage & potatoes, then add scrambled eggs in it. Put it in a tortilla add whatever toppings and we're good. This may be more that some want to do, but just putting it out there. I've actually preped potatoes to send with my hubby for hunting. He hasn't been able to go for a few years, i miss Venison 😢
Proud of you!!! Roc on!!!
I absolutely love to watch your videos. I love to see how little you spent where you spent it and how you spent it. Your sense of humor is like the icing on the cake. I also like to see what you're cooking so keep those videos coming too. I love to hear about your adventures and how you're fitting this in with everyday life. Keep up the good work!!
Your family is beautiful!! So happy I found your channel.
rocked the overalls in the 60s and 70s , LOVED them!!
The original Oreo flavor is one of my favorites but I loved the chocolate flavor too
Yes ! Overalls!!!
Yay, these are my favorite videos!
Toffee crunch and Java chip oreos are the best!
Christine and family have a great day have fun thanks from Oklahoma
Backpacking breakfasts: instant oatmeal, instant rice with cinnamon and milk powder, protein bar, powdered eggs, avocado or peanut butter toast, trail mix, protein drink.
11:10 Thanks to you I’m exploring beans 😁
So far, I only knew green beans and kidney beans. I also never had beans with rice before and I‘m really loving it.
I had leftover Pinto beans, red lentils and Beluga lentils sitting in my pantry so I threw them into a pot with tomato sauce, taco seasoning and spices last weekend. I had a ton to freeze and I’m planning to use it as a stew, over rice or as a soup ☺️
Oatmeal balls for breakfast. I made a batch recently for a roadtrip and they were so yummy and convenient.
Would love to see you do the oreo flavor taste test 😊
I love meal prepping before we go on vacation. I usually make breakfast burritos or breakfast sandwiches and freeze them. Then we just throw them in the microwave in the morning. We also do lots of freezer meals that we can throw in the crockpot for dinners. We can put them in the crockpot in the morning and they are ready for dinner when we get home from our daily adventures. It makes vacay so much easier and I don't spend half of my vacation worrying about what we are going to eat.
The white fudge oreos at Christmas time are def the best
I am so excited that we now have a cattle ranch out here in Pahrump, NV. My new supermarket
I've done so much better sticking to my grocery budget lately using some of your tips, especially shopping my pantry and planning meals around what I already have. Peanut butter Oreos dunked in milk (of course) are the best I've ever had!
for my grocery habits, I've been using a lot of your tips, and I definitely started leaning more vegetarian. (I love tofu, so i already had that going for me.) I tried premaking my black beans a couple weeks ago instead of using the cans, and they were incredible! I made a whole bag without realizing how many beans that would be, which was really something because I'm only cooking for one. I used them in rice bowls and then I made some taquitos, but I STILL have some stored away
Hope you'll make more cooking videos soon! Inspiration needed!
Camping food 101. The week before you leave meal prep all your food and freeze! Then use what thaws first! For a trip to the lake, tent camping for 5 days for 6 people I made 18 breakfast burritos, 12 breakfast sandwiches, and five 2 gallon freezer bags with pork chili verde, beef stew, green chile chicken, loaded baked potato soup and chicken and shrimp jambalaya. We have a giant Yeti cooler and we actually had to take stuff out to thaw because the Yeti keeps everything frozen! Also packed 2 loaves of bread, lunch meat, sliced cheeses and mustard so we could make sandwiches to take down to the beach with us, or in our packs if we were hiking or biking. Our giant cast iron pot is awesome to cook dinner in on the fire at night when it cools down!
There is just my husband and I, but I still stock my fridge with chicken when it goes on sale since it's pretty much the only meat we eat. As for the rest, I just fill in weekly with fresh veggies that are in season and on sale. I'm also big into coupons and rebate apps so we still do pretty well with the price increases.
If you ever do that Oreo one, the Weee! grocery delivery site carries crazy flavors like Peach blossom Oreos.
I went to Smith’s and got so lucky! Found so many markdowns that I couldn’t resist. I found lots of meats, and some produce for our tortoises. Came home and repacked everything with my food saver and now we are stocked up for a few months!
I love Smith's/Kroger for the deals! It isn't always the lowest price for non-sale items, but the markdowns, case-lot sales, and weekly digital deals are amazing! I take advantage of the big deals, especially on meats, and pick up 2-3 value packs every 2-3 weeks, break them down into smaller portions for my family of 3, and vacuum seal them with my Food Saver. Summer months are fantastic for getting the best deals on steaks, chicken, pork chops and ribs, and ground meat. In the fall and winter, I take advantage of the deals on roasts, turkeys, and hams this way and vacuum seal them into smaller roasts if needed.
When I was growing up we always did boxed cold cereal with milk when we were camping. With fruit like oranges or bananas served on the side. If mom was feeling really fancy, she might serve a quick hot breakfast of pancakes or oatmeal.Oatmeal can be made even faster if you just boil a pot of water and mix with the instant packets.
Hi Christine & family! I have Freddie’s near me and I finally was able to get my hands on marked down flat breads so I had pepperoni at home and got some inexpensive pizza sauce. Oh my! Those flatbread pizzas were a hit! I didn’t try it since I’m celiac but my whole family loved them! Thank you so much for your videos! Much love to you and your family ❤️ I’m still keeping my eye out for those Mark downs.
My sweet hubby cooks when we camp!
Several years ago my family, living in Michigan, went to Hell, MI. It was fourth of July and I swear it was in the 30’s at night. In a tent? Mom and I got in the back of their station wagon and covered up. Mom gave Dad an ultimatum that if we were it was going in something with heat. Long story short they went from slide in to a 40’ fifth wheel and living in it full time. My husband and I joined them when I retired. Loved it but couldn’t afford it today.😮
I raised 4 boys that loved the outdoors. One of our favorite quick treats while camping… I mixed up a double batch of banana bread. Thinned the batter a bit and made waffles. My boys loved them as well as whatever kid showed up at our tent. (Yes, back in those days a tent and campfire cooking was as fancy as it got)
👋👋 love overalls! Best 90's comeback.
We just moved from AZ to CO. We are finally at the point that I could shop for food. There isn’t any budget this month! Now that I am stocked up on food again, I will be able to shop sales and bargains again.
Yay Overalls!!!!!❤
Excellent, so proud of you, I sure wish more people would realize what is going on. Thank you God Bless
Hear me out!😆 make and freeze breakfast burritos before you go, wrap them in foil, throw them on some hot coals in the morning and boom. 5 minute breakfast
I always make breakfast sandwiches at home, wrap in foil, and reheat over the morning camp fire. Staple for camping.
We went camping over memorial day. We took our metal tea kettle and boiled water on the camp stove, then we transferred it to a pot on the second burner of the camp stove and we made.... OATMEAL!!! it was amazing. Oatmeal + cinnamon + brown sugar + fuji apple chunks was delicious!! (we also had raisins and chocolate chips and butter and salt for others). We made breakfast for 15ish people by this method of cooking oatmeal AND my husband made scrambled eggs on the second camp stove. Juice and milk for drinks. it was DELICIOUS!
Toffee crunch is the best oreo!
For camping it depends if you're willing to heat up stuff or not. I prep & pre-plan my meals since we tent thus have limited refrigeration. Breakfast no heat = cereal, banana bread, hard boiled eggs and fruit (fresh/tinned). Heat = breakfast burritos, coffee/tea/hot chocolate. Lunches are usually sandwiches = PB&J, canned ham, BLTs (use fully cooked bacon). If I have heat = tinned soup or chili, hot dogs. For dinner, we always have heat so it's anything under the sun. Typically burgers, hot dogs, ribs, foil pack veggies. We've even done pasta when we're with family since it feeds a lot of people easily.
When we camp, I make breakfast burritos ahead of time that we can warm up. Breakfast cookies, energy balls, granola bars, and fruit are always standby options for days we don't want to heat anything. Lunches are always some sort of wrap or sandwich. Tuna salad packs easily, I'll bake a ham and make ham and cheese sandwiches that can be eaten hot or cold, things like summer sausage or pepperoni purchased from the shelf can be packed outside a cooler and used in wraps or eaten on crackers.
Oreo mint cookie kills it! The absolute best.
Lemon oreo are so awesome
Pistachio oreo is the best!!
Salami, cheese and crackers with trail mix were a standard for camping lunch when I was a kid
The S’moreos or the cookie/brownie ones are my current favorites. Want to try the toffee crunch ones next
Oatmeal packets for travel are great. Just store it in a chinese food container so you can eat it in that. They stack really well.
Lemon oreos are the best!
Walking tacos is a great option for camping. Ill prep the ground turkey before we leave, then you just bring toppings and throw it all in a bag boom💥 . Ive also seen walking smores with teddy graham's! Im sure pinterest is full of many different varieties!! Have so much fun!
rice crispy oreos are the best, super hard to find but amazing
Oreo thins, mint flavor is my favorite ❤
Hi there! I have been watching your RUclips videos and enjoyed your budget meal recipes. I tried out one of recipes over the weekend..your Potato Soup in the crockpot with the Kraft cheese slices. Omg! The Potato soup was so good! My boyfriend had 3 bowls of it. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe!