$50 Budget Pantry Stock Up From Walmart ~ Food Storage
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- $50 Budget Pantry Stock Up From Walmart ~ Food Storage
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I remember eating Jello with fruit in it all the time as a kid. There are so many different ways to make Jello salads and desserts! I still love it.
Jello with fruit cocktail topped with Dream Whip 😋 My favorite was strawberry 🍓
Thank you. Greetings from Argentina. Last year we had +100 inflation and we survived. Dont worry about US inflation. Enjoy life❤
How did you manage with terrible inflation?
Please share how you all managed that kind of inflation. We need tips and advice...quickly! Thanks so much!!!
I've been watching that and saying prayers for you. It's scary. Yes, have to keep living and enjoying the little things.
Hi, thank you so much for your comments. We reduced the amount of good. Less meat, less cow meat, more chicken and pork, chicken inner parts with rice. More rice and pasta. Legumes are not that cheap. Lentils are great. Pizza a lot. A litre of milk weekly or no milk . Polenta a lot. No cow steak. Instead of using a whole onion you use a half, same with other vegetables. If your meal has veggies you do not prepare a salad. You reduce quantities. Use public transportation and walk to find things on sale. More soup. Cheap meat cuts. Enjoy free activities and parks. Enjoy time with family. No restaurants or cinema
The Vienna Sausages are great in Baked Beans !!!!!
Never thought of that!
We put them in spanish rice, diced up😊
@@mellosings6180 I carry them in my hunting pack...always take them to our prepper weekend seminars......you can add them to pretty much any meal to add proteins & fats
I saw a recipe for corn dog muffins ... pour the batter in muffin tins and put half of a corn dog in the middle and bake.
I the South, boiled peanuts are sold everywhere. My mom fixed Jello with canned fruits and sometimes with sliced banana. I loved it. It didn't last long around our house. Thank you for sharing.😊
Spam is another one we like to stock up on. It's great fried til crispy as a side to eggs. Grew up on Jello salads. Grandma would shred carrots, celery, apples, pineapple or what ever and put in a mold served over a few pieces of lettuce and topped with some sour cream or yogurt.
Boiled peanuts is my go to snack. nothing like driving down a country road and see a old farmer selling them out of a old cast iron kettle. Store bought is good too. I get a few cans a week. ENJOY!
I rinse those canned peanuts and put them in some hot water and bring to a boil for 5 minutes then rinse. It reduces the sodium.
That’s quite the haul for $50, Jenni!! I went to our grocery store in town, spent $76 and walked out with 2 plastic grocery bags that were only 1/3 full. 😢. What a disappointment!!🥺
Amazon had a sale on their Bumble Bee tuna in the oil I don’t usually get it with oil but I read it last longer. 24 pk .69cents a can . Great grocery haul.❤️
We got the Bumble Bee tuna in water for 69cents a can in a 24 pack. I don't buy tuna in oil cause they usually use soybean oil.
I love the Classico jars too! Kroger had them on sale this last sales flyer for 1.99 each.
I also LOVE boiled peanuts! Last year I bought peanuts raw and canned my own...I did regular, garlic and hot! 🙂
Those boiled peanuts 🥜 are pretty good, but if you ever find them freshly boiled, grab them! 😋
Stuffing mix makes good meatloaf too.
Take the plastic casing off of the canned chicken and check the cans. The quality of their cans for the chicken (I don't know if it is the same for their tuna) is really cheap and dings really easily. The plastic hides the dings. Ask me how I know.
Yes, I've had can chicken leak.
We are finding the same applies to anything packaged in a similar fashion (cartons of cat food, six packs of canned dog food, tuna, etc.).
Good point, we have had a couple with dents in them when you take off the wrapper. Also hard to read the best by/use by dates when they have that tight plastic over it
Walmart has the best prices on lentils and even though it has gone up, quinoa.
Canned Chicken,(pressure-canned and commercially canned), tuna, and Vienna sausages are stocked. We got a lot of corned beef when they were 2 Fir $% last Summer and Fall at Kroger( less than half price.) I Pckled vegetables, OLIVES and the like are essential for happy eating. I also have a lot of ramen,. I like them, although I never eat them., other do, and yes,we can add things.
I put in pasta sauces, the creamed one for ourselves and tomato for others. CLASSICO is also one of the few sauces that are Gluten-free. Picante and green chili and stocked away!
JELLO! I just got more. If anyone needs to be on a liquid diet for any reason, gelatin is a must. I noticed today how much they have gone up. I like Great Value for the price and they have pineapple ! Someone told me that a teaspoon of raspberry in hot chocolate is fantastic, btw.
I also picked up boiled peanuts. I got a deal and figure even if they are lousy plain, they have great protein and I can sneak them into foods.
I also picked up a box of whipped topping mix.I had one or two p[ut away.It may not be the healthiest, but we can make a reasonably special dessert even grid-down by whipping this up with a whisk and using it on puddings or whatever.
I grew up on Dream Whip. I preferred it over the Reddi Whip ( in a can). My grandmother even had a bowl that we used only for mixing it. And we used an egg beater (by hand).
Thanks. Cheapest is rice and beans is full protein...2 50# sacks will last 5 months and is healthy. Become vegan is better for your body. Ok so the rice and beans expand and can feed your family for the week for a few dollars and fresh.veg. you grow in garden. Pray to Jesus for guidance.
Classico are mason jars are worth it.
I pay 8.72 for that 4pk chicken. I hav home canned chicken also!!!! Bought one of those boiled peanuts at DT didnt like it!!!!hav home canned corned beef but use Gv corn beef for hash with drained diced canned potatoes!!!!
I can't believe how expensive black olives have got to. Crazy, and green olives? Don't think about it!
The boiled peanuts are a great fix when you don't have time to boil a batch of peanuts. Nothing wrong w the can one's. ❤ 🥜
Great haul! And your hair is gorgeous! Love the lighter color! 😊😊
Boiled peanuts are a staple down South!🤗 I have never eaten them from the can, because they are so easy to make (rather like sweet tea, never bought that either, in my life😁), and you can make them with other flavors. I do either plain salted ones, or Cajun style!😋
❤ boiled peanuts! We put them in the pressure cooker for 45 minutes for the really big cans. The local gas stations will slow cook them all day. We love the spicy
Good haul. We like the Aldi spaghetti sauces. They taste good and are $1.89.
Flashbacks to childhood...to lime jello and pineapple! Ugh.
I wouldn't eat pineapple again till I was 30! . Yes we had to eat what was put in front of us always, just the way I was raised
Great video as always.
Moved to FL from Maine. My sons' scout tropp did boiled peanuts in a big cast iron dkillet over the week of summer camp each year. They all loved them, but I never cared for them. This Mainer likes crunchy peanuts. Always loved jello and fruit growing up and fed it to my kids.
You did good at Walmart , Thank you Jinne
I remember those jello packs being 33cents each. You could get the big ones for 78cents
each. My son has started using leftovers to make stuffed ramen. He adds meat and veggies and we get an additional two meals from the leftovers.
I have a ton of store and home canned chicken but have very few recipes to use it. Could you make a video giving us ideas on how to make meals from canned chicken. Thanks.👍😀
For the ramen noodles, you can use beef, chicken, or vegetable broth to cook them in. And do not use the flavor packets. They are so full of sodium.
That’s a good tip about the broth and if people have their own homegrown dehydrated vegetables, you can add those too. You can find online where people come up with the seasonings for these foods using basic ingredients and that skips all of the bad stuff in the seasoning packets that you discard. Once you find the ones you like be sure to print them out and keep with those foods.
Red jello with banana slices! What a treat!
Hi Jinne, I canned another dozen jars of meat from day before yesterday, from what I got from the grocery store that was on sale. 8 jars of chicken and 4 jars of corned beef. This is my first time canning corned beef so I hope it works out. After I had everything canned I realized that if I didn't want to use it with cabbage, but I could make reuben sandwiches.
I’m an import (30yrs) to SC from Western NY! Never had heard of boiled peanuts until then!!!! Will love to hear if you like them!! I don’t like them but all the kids love them!!! Great video as always!!!
Boiled peanuts - you either love 'em or hate 'em.
I've never tried them. I imagine the texture to be soggy
Thanks Jinne. I've found that vacuum sealing block cheese, or shredded cheese, really extends the life
@@loriflarson4236 Yes, a bit. It's an acquired taste.
That corned beef can get added to a can of corned beef hash serve with an egg and toast and its a fill you up meal fast
Great stock up haul. Thanks for sharing
Pasta sauce mason jars. Incredible. Thanks
Can’t touch that classical for under three dollar dollars. It’s been that way since January. It’s $3.67 now and that’s just too much for my budget
There’s always room for jello! In light of inflation and other assorted madness I think you did pretty well for $50. I’ve been curious about boiled peanuts, too! Let us know what you think of them and how you use them, please. ❤️🇺🇸
Thanks, Jinnie. I got the canned tuna four packs and it is a great deal. I was able to get 8 of them and the use by date is 2027. Score!!!!
About the boiled peanuts... If you don't like the canned ones, that doesn't mean you won't like them fresh. Also, boiled peanuts are soft, kind of like edamome, not hard like roasted peanuts.
Love em! Tastes kinda like steamed taters
Great haul Jinne! Lots of protein and side dishes and sauces. So many options. That's the way to prep! 😎👍
Boiled peanuts are soft...yuck. My ex and kids loved them though. I prefer honey roasted!
Great haul! Thanks for sharing, Jinne! Please be sure to share how y'all liked (or didn't like) the boiled peanuts in a future video. I have never tried them!
Walmart store brand has organic canned beans, fruits and vegetables that are very cheap!
Lime jello with pineapple! Yummy!
My local grocery store (Foodland) has Classico Spaghetti sauce 2 for $3 this week.
Thanks, Jinne!
Thanks Jinne
Love your stock up hauls!!!!! Such a cute top!!!
Always great information 😊
Awesome busy. Thanks for sharing. Blessings to you and your family 💖
Stuffing as casserole toping sounds good. We tried the exact brand of boiled peanuts just wasn't our thing.
love love love your videos
That 4 pack of chicken was 8 bucks at the Walmart here in VA
Thanks, great haul, good ideas! 😊
Thanks jinny😊🎉
Great haul!
That was a good haul. 😊
Wow $2.99 a jar for Classico. I think Great Value is cheaper, I can add a few things to flavor it up
Thanks.
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Great pantry stock up haul ❤❤❤👍👍👍😊😊😊
Good morning have a great day.
Good haul Jinne! Please let us know about the boiled peanuts! I’ve never had them either 😀
The SPICY peanuts are good, the plain not so much.
OMG! I love boiled peanuts! It is an acquired taste.... But, heat them up first with the juice!
One of the things I grabbed last trip to the grocery store was lime jello. 😊
The canned corned beef makes great Reuben sandwiches, with Swiss cheese & kraft on grilled rye.😊
Great haul! Next time get the Cajun boiled peanuts, theyre sooo good! Also, my mom was the same way about jello, if i was sick as a kid, she would give me jello lol. Thanks for the video. 😊
Love the can shredded chicken. I love making chicken enchiladas out of it.
Hi Jinni, I've never heard of boiled peanuts before. Would you please do a video how you use them? Thanks
For many years I drove from NE to Myrtle Beach SC and always saw the sign "BOILED PEANUTS" I like peanuts so I said I have to try those some time. Well time came for testing and I wasn't a big fan. To mushy for me.
The peanuts are a tadbit salty... might want to rinse slightly prior to eating
You're top is beautiful 💙 🤍
Thank you❣️ Great haul
If that is the only kind of canned chicken you can afford then go for it. But if you can buy Bj's it's a lot better.
Costco too
What casserole dishes do you use the chicken stuffing mix for?
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Wondering if the classico sauce is bioengineered. It's been hard to find sauces without it being bioengineered unless you go to the organic section and pay 7 dollars for one can.
Their stuffing mix is bioengineered. I try hard to avoid it the Ragu sauce is non gmo
What could possibly be bioengineering in pasta sauce???
@pennynickels5216 Possibly soybean oil. Soy is in practically everything.
I did check my Classicos. Gluten- free and nothing about bioengineered food. But there is a QR code that may show that some of the ingredients are.
I posted a reply and put a link to a site that tells you about any food you want to know about that might be GMO but it was deleted. Anyway, since we have family members that have to be gluten free, always check labels now and as we check for gluten, it's very disturbing how many major brands have bioengineered ingredients too.
Tha KS. Palm oil too I guess. Will start reading. I bought a new store brand of flour tortillas recently. They were awful and I failed to read the label listing bioengineering ingredients. Drat. They really are destroying the food!
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What am I supposed to do with boiled peanuts?
Garbage can 😅. Nasty stuff
Eat them. It’s a southern thing
@betsy4724 ya but plain or an Asian meal or what?
Just don't try to eat them with the shells on.
@@CaptainApana
As a kid I ate them plain. But putting them in an Asian dish sounds good too
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And what was the price on the Vienna Sausage 6pk, and ALL the others you didn't give a price for???? I don't shop that nasty store but people want to know!
My dad would make a white sauce with boiled potatoes and add the Vienna sausages for what he called a potato soup.
I take the onions and if I do not have time to cook French fries or tater tots and I heat them on a cookie sheet for 5 or so minutes and eat them with leftover Popeyes or fried fish…lazy woman’s way to cook is what I tell my family…lol
Great haul!