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LIVING ON 1 € A DAY FOR A WEEK IN 2024 - EXTREME EMERGENCY GROCERY BUDGET
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- After Living on 25/15/10 € a week, I did try the ultimate challenge: I tried to live on 1 € a day, in the year of 2024, after three years of inflation. Did I succeed? See for yourself. :)
Chickpea and Rice Tortilla soup by Pick Up Limes:
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Sweet rice with apple sauce for a dessert
Great idea! Thank you! :)
Brilliant idea!!!
I loved this video it was very creative for such a limited budget
Thank you so much! :)
All the meals looked delicious. A good reminder that a simple change of spices makes the same basic ingredients into something totally new.
Thank you, Monique! :)
I love chick pea “tikka masala “ or curry.I have made similar dish for vegan granddaughter ! It’s very good. Watching from U.S.- I like watching how other countries are dealing with ridiculous food prices. Thank you for sharing your ideas.
So glad you like my videos! Thank you for watching!! :)
This video and content are just perfect....so helpful in inspiring smart frugal choices.
Thank you!! :)
Just subscribed today, great channel, live the challenges. Good luck getting to 1000 subs.
Thank you so much!! :)
New subscriber!! Breakfast options could also be white rice w sugar & milk. In the future, you might use lentils. I love these budget videos.
Thank you so much!! Welcome aboard! :)
O my, X Files is one of the best shows ever on tv. I still watch reruns
Such tasty looking food!
Perhaps budget cooking ideas for different events? For example, a simple picnic lunch for one or two people that isn't just bread. Food ideas if friends are visiting for coffee. Ideas for an extreme budget celebration meal like a birthday - perhaps not cooking everything but making a menu?
Thank you so much for the suggestions! Great ideas!! :)
Free would be interesting.
Can u do a 2 week budget for around 40 or 50 euros? Most people i know do 2 weeks major shopping and then just pick up a bit here or there in between. It would be nice to live off 100 euros a month.
Absolutely! Thank you for the suggestion!! It's on the list. :) Maybe I'll do free first, but then two weeks on 40 € right after that.
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Thank you.
You did great!!! The inflation is killing us!!!
Thank you! :)
Great job🎉
Thank you! :)
I do not see why people add the price when it has already been bought. And its not like it is something fancy. But still the garlic and yeast were already paid for.
Yes, thank you, Dani, I thought so, too! :)
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Yes living for free would be a good video!
Noted! :)
Next time add your chickpea liquid, called aqua faba, to your bread instead of water. It has food value.
Thank you, that makes so much sense! Kinda angry that I didn't think about that. °°
X-Files -- best way to pass the time while waiting for bread to rise 👽
Indeed. ^^
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I have a question, rather than buying tinned chickpeas, 4 cans at almost 2 euros, wouldn't it be cheaper to buy them dry? plus you could buy larger quantities of food, no? also instead of buying the milk, could you not buy raw oats? It would double up as breakfast and milk, seeing as you could eat porridge and make your own oat milk, again cheaper and more food? also Is pasta cheaper than rice in germany? it is almost 5 times cheaper here in uk
1. Yes, buying dry chickpeas would theoretically be cheaper - however, If I buy them dry, I buy them from my Zero Waste Store, where they are 89 Cents/100 gramms. Even if you guess that 100 g dry make a tin of cooked chickpeas, it would still be cheaper to buy the cans. And I don't have to cook them.
2. If I bought larger quantities of food, I couldn't have even ended up close to the budget I had given myself. And the idea was to spend as little money as possible per week.
3. Raw oats would be cheaper, but I tried to make oatmilk once, and it didn't taste good. Plus, the store bought oatmilk has added Calcium plus Vitamins B12 and D, which I really appreciate.
4. Rice is indeed cheaper as pasta, which is why I used rice in this video, instead of pasta. :)
Your question made me curious. So off I went to my kitchen and weighed 100 grams of chickpeas. It was all of a half a cup. At the price where she lives, that might be equal to one can of finished product.
@@judyjohnson9610 but remember dry chickpeas expand when cooked
So a 400g (240g when drained )can is equivalent to 100g dry
@@judyjohnson9610 in the uk, a can of chickpeas is 90p, but a kg of dry chickpeas is £2-£3
So the equivalent of a can dried is 20-30p, that is 3-4.5 times cheaper than canned
If I bought them in bulk it would be even cheaper too!
@@monica-2918 That's right. But she said that 100 gr of dried chickpeas cost close to twice the price of the can she purchased. She got a bargain for the prices where she lives.