Save On Groceries - Including Grocery Saving Tips For For One Or Two People
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Save On Groceries - Including Grocery Saving Tips For For One Or Two People
In today’s show, Jill is going to talk about how to save on groceries. These tips will be useful for everyone, but Jill will especially address how single people and couples can save, not just families.
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Were you diagnosed with fibromyalgia and CFS? I have fibromyalgia; my sister has CFS. From our undertanding and research and my education, they are the same ailment on a spectrum. One is at one end of the spectrum, the other is at the opposite end. Perhaps if you were diagnosed with both, you are on the middle of this spectrum? I’m sorry you struggle with it; I’m not challenging you. I’m just confused how you ended up with both diagnoses.
My mother, who became a widow at 28 with two children, always said you should not eat your money, so she was so careful about our meals, which were nutritious but never fancy. Lots of vegetables, pasta (italian grandmother) meat twice a week and we had chickens, so eggs were always available. She was so wise. When I watch those supermarket hauls that american families post in RUclips, I drop off my chair, unbelievable all they eat. So much butter, bacon, cream, sausages, good grief, their arteries must be so clogged, that is why they cannot think straight!!!😜😂🍽
I only use the coupons when the item is on sale and almost free after coupon. I buy name brand toothpaste for free or 25 cents after sale and coupon etc. Kroger also gives coupons for produce sometimes so I use those too.
I'll sometimes give food to my friend on the third floor. I don't think he knows how to cook??? I do that with my vegetarian chili, and grilled cheese sandwich.
Get him to watch simple cooking channels on RUclips!
Are there slow cooking recipes in your Cooking on a dime book?
Yes, we have several that you can put in the crockpot.
I don't see the link for the golden sunshine recipe
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Nobody ever talks about when it's just one or two people. Thank you.
You are so right about portion control PLUS exercise. It will not only help with the grocery bill PLUS it will help your weight and health. My paternal grandmother lived to be 102 years old. She was still working in the garden in her 80's. Canned the vegetables, grew peach trees, and quilted. Her parents - my great grandmother lived to be 95 and my great grandfather lived to be 96.
Don't waste left over milk, do what Cleopatra did, put it in your bath ..even if its just a cup full , it leaves your skin feeling really soft
I clean out my refrigerator weekly. Not only do I see what I have to replenish, I see what needs to be used up before it spoils. Food has a tendency to get pushed to the back of the bins and shelves and forgotten.
now I just realized I have been spending way to much on food and my portions are way too big .. thanks gals
I love how you stress portion control. We need to hear this. especially me.
Have kids drink a cup of water first if they are thirsty. Water is for thirst. Juice is a treat.
Juice has vitamins. Everyone must get their daily dose of fruits and vegetables.
Juice is just too much sugar you need to eat fruit to get the the full benefit of the fibre
@@drmbas actually the majority of the juices unless you make your own are full of sugar and chemicals. Zero nutritional value in store bought juice. People think it’s nutritious ia all.
I save my foil that's clean after using or I wad it up in a ball and use it to scrub out glass baking pans or stainless steel pans works like a charm
I moved to Denmark,EU about 11 years ago and brought my Tightwad Gazette with me. I apply the same principles here that I did in America and my in-laws just worry themselves sick over their son not eating properly because we save so much on food. We eat healthier here because we garden, raise some of our own meat and buy good Jersey cow milk from the farm down the road. We drink about 6-7 liters of milk because dh LOVES it and he's the most active. We do drink mostly well water but milk in coffee and tea is yummy. Btw the food waste here is horrible. I love your videos and want your books but still saving pennies for them. Tfs
I love how y'all are so down to earth and don't put on no show just so real
When I find a good deal but know I can't use it all myself, I buy it and share. At one market they have big boxes of fruits and vegetables for $2. Yesterday I got a big box of asparagus with 12 bundles. I shared with my sister-in-law.
Freeze ripe bananas and avocados for breads and spreads later -Saves $😀
Thanks for the "Egg" conversion. Eggs were the only thing in most recipes that I didn't know how to break down.
I buy carrots, onions, peppers, and spinach in bulk. Then I dice/shred them and store them in the freezer. I do it more for convenience while cooking. I have kids, I homeschool, I own a house cleaning business, and I am busy. So I spend a bit of time at once prepping that food, and it makes me breath easier that I don’t have cutting to do when I’m tired
I never went to Aldi until I started watching you. There are 9 of them with 10 miles of my house the closest LESS than a Mile. I now go on a regular bases. Thank you.
I dont half recipes. I will make a dinner meant for 2 or 4 people and portion it out for other meals. It makes bringing my lunch to work super easy.
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The ketchup goes in smaller bottles and we split it up between my sisters. We also use it to make bbq sauce.
I’m watching this again in 2021. So glad y’all have gotten this information out again, even though it’s 4 1/2 years old, after the current day has its own set of issues and these reminders are still valid. Thanks
cook the meatloaf in muffin tins
Linda Sanger That is such a good idea! I am going to try that.
I've done this for years. Works out great.
So good to see you here on Internet connection, dining on a dime most kids and people won't eat foods that are cheep I am 62 and the youngest of 11 my father was the youngest of 13 and I never felt like I went without food growing up we just ate different than people do now , we always grew a garden and canned everything we could get our hands on a lot of it for free we got our jars at yard sales barn sales and the likes you see apple trees in yards ask if you can pick up the wind falls most of the time for free, patoes from the field you can pick up what the harvester missed for free same for carotene , peaches you can get them almost for free or free if at end of season pears also
You can find vaccum sealers for bags for under $30 on amazon! I got a pretty nice one last year works just as good as the $200 jobs in my opinion. Grandma used to save the ham bone from Christmas dinner and she made pinto beans with it gives it excellent flavor and you can freeze the bone of you dont want to use it right away. I eat out once a week at the most and I often have a coupon for that. I also always get it to go so I dont have to get an overpriced drink or tip. Keep in mind a few places now will charge a tip automatically if you get a to go order waffle house is just one place that does this so I just quit going. I also read somewhere that all aldi brand foods are made with out gmo's!
Thank you Ladies, for educating people on how to save.
The simplicity and the common sense approach is wonderful.
In UK instead of 7/11s we now have tiny corner supermarkets such as Aldi where you can pick up basics; as well as regular size stores. Its a great idea and everyone can walk to them.
Thank you for all the great ideas! :)
Besides everything that you teach us, I love your family’s sense of humor and the love that you show each other!!! Thank you so much! Get well soon Jack!!
got my food saver at the thrift store - $3 - works great! came with some bags too. . .
Great ideas! Thanks! My mother was a nurse and one thing she taught me was to only drink juice from a small glass once a day. She rotated through Orange juice, Apple juice, and tomato juice. My friend has had a weight problem all her life and her mother gave her tumbler fulls of juice every day!
First I want to say I love you guys!!!
I really enjoy your videos. (Don't let your mama go home! Lol)
Also, I really liked this particular video the best. What I take from it is the: be intentional about what your are eating/serving. In the fast paced, busy world we live in..we tend to get lazy about comparing/planning/cooking/serving. So I appreciate the reminder. I too am a huge fan of Aldi and I have 5 kids! Thanks for all you do!
Good price on Walmart slider freezer gallons 60 bags. I find the sliders so much easier to use. I wash them, hang them and reuse them. I place the sandwich bags with contents within the gallon bags.
xbluebells Thanks for the idea. I will have to try it. I got some whipping cream at a great price & will be freezing it. I will try your way.
Let me know how the whipping cream freezes that would be a first for me. But I am learning I got to think outside the box!!!
I have frozen the whipping cream before and it was fine. I even made a cheesecake with it. I also wash & reuse my bags. I hang them on a clothes rack that I got from Goodwill for $3.00.
I freeze milk in quart mason jars, but have to leave space or jars break. But enough for two of us in a week. Freezes great! Found it for .49 because going out of date in 2 days. Just tried freezing, was great!
I am taking notes on this. In 2 years it will just be my husband and I living in our semi (tiny RV) on the road.
When you cook two potatoes knowing you will eat only one now and one later it is not leftover it is a PLANNED OVER
My mom was uses to cooking for a total of 7 it was a hard adjustment when I was the only child not yet grown and she was cooking for 3 over the course of a couple of years. I am a few years younger than the next youngest. It took her a couple of months to get used to it. It just brought back memories of the big pans she used to cook with. Thank y'all for the wonderful ideas some I was already doing and some are new ideas. I grew up frugal but I learn so much still from this channel and others. Thank you for the time and effort to release these videos.
Eating on my own these days and trying not to waste. These tips are great! Thanks so much!
All your tips are always helpful and you do speak common sense too. You can save a great deal if you shop smart and change the brand you usually buy for a cheaper brand. x
I love hearing about portion technique on food! In all my learning about frugality I never heard or thought about portion control! It is so obvious that it is overlooked. I also love hearing about sharing the extras meals with the neighbors. I share my garden produce with the neighbors.
When I get a new recipe, or new recipe book, I review it page by page. Any recipe I think looks like something I will make in the future, I immediately make notes in the book on either halving the recipe, or sometimes doubling it. I usually use red ink, so it's easy to see my notes. I can do the conversations easily, correctly, when not rushed.
A high carb vegan diet is cheap-rice/beans/potatoes are the cheapest foods!
regular carrots (not organic, not baby carrots) are also super cheap too. Lettuce and Romaine are like $1-2 also affordable... it's the organic and convenience veggies that are killing people financially.
I share with neighbor if I have too much of some thing. It helps her and does not go bad.
I stopped by Aldi for the first time in months.
As I was browsing the lunch meats, I came across a package of ham that had a patch of mold growing on it!
I don't think I've ever seen that in any store before. 🤢
I'll go back, but I will definitely examine the foods closely.🧐
I had bought some canned corn at Aldi my children complained and I tried sure enough it was awful
I was adopted into a family that allowed all of their children to drink 2 cans of pop per day(It was a family of 7, so the stockpile of pop was huge and we often drank more than the allotted 2)!!!! As an 8 year old child I was in heaven because with my mom, pop was a VERY rare treat for my brother and I. I am in my mid 30s now and am blown away that they allowed children to drink pop like that, including pop with caffeine!!!
I'm binge watching your videos now xD My mom's Sam's membership comes with a second card for a second person but I have told my husband I absolutely would not pay for it. Now I'm interested to see if I could get my Sam's essentials (powdered detergent for my cloth diapers, TP...I think that's it for the essentials xD) for the same price somewhere else and save myself a trip and, more importantly...TEMPTATION!
Looks like the powdered detergent is actually $0.03 cheaper per oz at Sam's. But that's definitely not worth $45/year!
Stop interrupting your mother. I was listening to her and you interrupted her and she stopped talking!!!!
Just ordered your cookbook. I love it! It's sooooo good to see a confirmation of what I've lived for our 42 years of marriage--and raising four 6-ft+ jock sons in the process😉 And I've picked up enough new tips and ideas to add to my saving ways. Prayers for your healing journey, Tawra.
I'm praying for Tawra's health too. She's been a wonderful support system and I'm grateful .
We called the “golden morning sunshine eggs over toast” dish “eggs a la goldenrod “ 😻👍👊 We would have it over toast for dinner on Sundays. It’s so comforting.
A little reminder: the Bible says strongly that overeating isva sin!
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Do you have a video on saving money with pets?
I live in a country where there is no Costco, Aldi, etc., so my solution is to buy small, I live with my daughter, just the two of us, and if I buy a lot, it goes bad. So my solution is to keep a medium size plastic container n my refrigerator, with a fresh piece of kitchen towel and I keep half vegetables, like a half an onion, a half of a zuchini, etc. that way it keeps fresh. I never buy in bulk either, I just try to look for good prices, although they are never as inexpensive as in the USA.
Cook your meatloaf in muffin tins!
I hope someday Jill can do a series for retired/and disabled who are living on a small, fixed budget.
What topics are you looking for. She has done so many videos on this topic. Here is one ruclips.net/video/IruXVPa8_xk/видео.html and another ruclips.net/video/nf_jA0Mi-V4/видео.html
$22,000 a year on eating out?? How? That’s like 2,000 a month...how does anyone spend that much...I don’t even spend that much monthly in general
I would love help on organizing toys, kitchen cabinets and counters...pretty much all that you guys mentioned 😬
Just found you guys, In the UK, but learning so much and helping me plan and work things out
yes common sense is all u need but sometimes u just wanna hamburger from burger King so I send my kids out for dinner. lol
When you are single/cooking for one, I find that sometimes you save money by going against what we were taught growing up-by buying individually packaged food item because it lasts longer and I don't have the waste. For example, I buy the mega variety pack of chips which costs $7 or $8 for 18-20 servings. When I buy 3-4 bags of chips a month at $2-$4 a pop, I'm spending $7-$16 and throwing out 1/2 bags of stale chips, but when I buy the variety packs it lasts me a month and a half and they stay fresh until they are eaten.
Another good way to save on vegetables and fruit would be to use frozen and or canned.
Stevia is gross. The aftertaste is off putting. Great tips/reminders.
I don’t keep my heat at 55-60 but 68/69 during the day and 60 at night . I put on long sleeves over a t- shirt or long sleeves . That way I am warm.
If you buy on sale alot of times the smaller containers are cheaper. I can buy cereal on sale and have a coupon and get a box for around a dollar.
Costco does have good prices on dry goods, which is mostly what I buy there. But, I do a lot of cooking from scratch and I have a family to feed. They do generally have a higher quality of product and unique things, so it's not always comparing apples to apples. I may not save anymore by buying flour at Costco, but I like the flour better there than the store brand flour.
I don't buy in bulk because in Indonesia everything goes mouldy quickly..... Even my small jars of spices go mouldy. I store my flour, sugar, oats etc in the fridge to help prolong the life past a month.
It really depends on what I'm buying if I buy in bulk or not, I'm not fortunate enough to have a local Kroger's or Wegmans that many people do to get great buys. My local shop consists between Aldi, Walmart, Target, and Sam's Club. I always praise check before I walk out the door to do my shopping, the only store I can't get prices for is Aldi so that's always my first stop to see if it's he better by there.
Thanks for the suggestions for one person. I am female, 51 yrs old, and divorced last year. Now living on my own in Colorado!!! Great tips -- I appreciate it!
I do use one brand of Stevia, KAL Stevia. It is an extract. It is the only one I have used that doesn't seem to have an aftertaste. It's extremely potent so you use very little.
Monk fruit powder or liquid is healthy also.
Use monk fruit powder or liquid to sweeten food or drink. Healthy.
Very wise! I have to agree about the freezer meals. I went out and purchased $100+ food saver made up a bunch of food and froze it however when I pull it out and cook it up my kids
will instantly know and refuse to eat it. I can taste the difference as well! I will take some of the tips and try to use them though. Another great video, thank you guys so much!
Re: Buying Clubs
Amen!! Have never saved very much, and find it is too much of a hassle to deal with overly large quantities !
there's foods I don't keep in my house and it's favorite deserts chips and pop if I want it I'll buy a portion size but not very often like one Pepsi a month
Tawra, check Walmart for the brand "Pyure" baking stevia (it comes in a bag). I find it doesn't have such a strong aftertaste...because I, too, don't care for stevia.
If I’m going to run errands I’ll take a snack so I’m not tempted to eat out-. Your Moms funny- she said “Your little dude” about your nome cup she gave! 🤣🤣
Great video! It's all about common sense.
When I had my kids at home we had tuna over toast at lest once a week no my grand kids won't eat tuna sandwich or any tuna at all. I made jams and jellies apple butter also pear butter , pickled all kinds of things I get so frustrated with my grandkids now I don't know what to feed them , soda is something we just never had tell we got grown and bought it on own
Sherry Minkler soda was a treat for us as kids. We had it when we would go out or if pizza was delivered. We didn’t have it in the house all the time. My dad always made sure we had healthy lunches and our dinners were simple was delicious, granted as a a adult it took me a long time to enjoy top Ramon again 😁
Kids sure don't eat like we used to.
I heard a story about a woman who was visiting a friend and she took her young son with her.
Their hostess offered to make some popcorn for the boy, who was enthusiastic, of course....until he saw her pop it in a pot on the stove.
The only popcorn he knew was microwave junk and he wouldn't go near the popcorn made on the stove.🙄
It's really sad. 🍿
One bulk place I go to is the bulk store for spices here ,it's called Bulk Barn. No idea if there is an equivalent in USA. I buy the spice containers ONCE. I will buy a nice container, glass if I can find it and then just refill at the bulk store. I just got dried parsley for 10 cents, and filled up my spice jars. I dehydrate my own as well, but if I ran out, that's what I do.Don't pay for containers over and over.
At most grocery stores they have bulk spices, but they can get quite expensive. I like growing my own.
I underestimated my family's needs for parsley. I grow my own for years, but we ran out (never ask them what they want, they seldom have a clue). I will know for next year. We have a bulk store here in Ontario with very good prices. Kinda like the Trader Joe spot for bulk, but a lot bigger.
Anesclouds I buy food in bulk at Winco Foods & it saves me money. I buy the quantity I need. I live in California USA.
I used to be a Health Visitor ( a type of community nurse that works with families up to the age of 5 in the U.K.) one thing I found it hard to get through to parents was that milk allowance isn't just the milk you drink. Some children would never drink milk from a glass , but if they are having enough cheese , yoghurt , milk puffins etc then your child can still easily get their calcium. I've noticed that American families generally seem to allow their kids to drink loads of milk then complain at the cost ( from the various forums I'm on.) my kids have always drunk mostly water and they all have perfect teeth and no weight issues .
Dairy products aren't the only source for calcium - greens (collards, spinach), broccoli & beans are good sources. Where do you think cows get the calcium that is in their milk? From the grass they eat!
Same with vitamin C. Good sources are broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and cauliflower, peppers, leafy greens, sweet and white potatoes, tomatoes and winter squash.
Do some research & think outside the box.
i eat only 3oz or grass fed meat maybe a couple of times a month.
Do not believe in grassfed beef or chicken or pasture raised eggs.
First, they are most of the time not local. They are from other States, other countries. They are not fresh when they get to our store. I have seen packages of chicken purple color instead of pink flesh.
When i eat pasture raised eggs, i have stomachache.
When i drink grassfed milk, it smells. I want to vomit.
When i eat organic or grassfed chicken , i feel tired, not well.
But most of all, when i eat grassfed beef, i have mucus at my throat at night when i sleep, i get choked, cannot breathe. This proves that there is lot of toxin in grassfed beef.
Bu the way, is it 100% grass fed animals from birth to death or only finish grassfed which means that the animals were only grassfed the lastt month of their life.?
Do not believe in media, in health providers that promote grassfed meat is healthy. And it is so expensive also.
I live in colorado. Red bird chicken is local, fresh and taste very good.
Do not waste your money on grassfed beef and organic chicken and pasture raised eggs.
I like Organic valley eggs.
We're a family of 6 in Columbus Ohio and at our Costco, for certain things like shredded cheese, quality ground beef, some canned goods, eggo waffles, frozen breakfast sausages, organic frozen vegetables, and others - especially their brand of toilet paper, paper towels(great quality) their prices - are in fact cheaper than Aldi. I have compared prices ounce vs ounce in a spread sheet, so it IS worth looking. Their coupon savings (that you don't need actual coupons for) each month are really good deals normally. But I do Aldi for produce, milk, eggs, bread and things I don't need as much of..Just my opinion! :)
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stefanidawne I also live in ohio and in the Toledo costco , aldi beat them at 99 percent of items that I compared with my price book. Was not worth it at all for us but I did love their tp.
I wish I had a Costco around here
For my husband and I, I try to make three meals worth per recipe (6 servings). We eat one freshly cooked, we store one meal's worth in the refrig and 1 meal's worth in the freezer in 3 cup storage container. On the top of the freezer container I use painter/masking tape and tear off a 3inch strip and write the contents and the date with a marker. This is great. By the second time of having something we are starting to get tired of it. But it is great to be able to pull that frozen meal out of the freezer and day ahead and let it defrost in the refrig. We love those meals as they are super convenient. We use the freezer meals within 6 months.
xbluebells I do the masking tape too, it's brilliant 👍
Monk fruit is great!! if you havent heard about it already since im watching this so late, also it wont spike your sugar levels.
Correct.
I empty some out of my jug of milk and add water so the whole milk will taste like 1%or2% milk
Buy a gallon of whole milk and some dry milk.I can make 2 gallons of milk out of it and it’s like 2%milk.Of course you’ll need an extra gallon container to put the second gallon in.❤️😊
Yikes...22000 dollars is just nuts. I was spending rwo hundred a month just on breakfasts.I stopped that and eat out infrequently now. Make my own coffee as well. It all adds up.
Stupid Q- If you cook hamburger ahead of time, freeze small portions, then defrost them, how do you prefer heating it back up to go in spaghetti, chilli, etc? Do you microwave the cooked hamburger to put it in the spaghetti or reheat/recook it in a pan?
Mrs. T is Going Debt Free I've done it both ways and they work out great!
All you have to do is throw the potato chips in the oven for awhile. They come back.
I agree on the bulk stores, most items are not that great, but I discovered if you are a member(50$) you get coupons, those items were a good price if you normally buy them. I got Heinz ketchup at a fair price with an extra $2, bucks off the 3 pk . Not worth the membership but I went with a friend who was one. As far as remembering what is a great price, people should know its the "UNIT PRICE" that matters, and how to figure that out.
Q: Jill do you find the vacuum sealer prevents freezer burn on meat? and for how long ? because you mentioned hamburger for a year. I can never get it to stay fresh for a year.
I had some Cheerios go stale(texture wise, not taste wise) and popped them in the oven on a low heat and they were more crisp and delicious than day one.
Wow my doctor told me I needed more salt aswell🤷🏾♀️
Could you please share on how to organize books? I homeschool and have lots of books. Thank you. You're a blessing and I am stoked with the possibility of y'all living on the same property!
My go to for grocery shopping is (1) Aldi (2) Save A Lot (3) Dollar General. I shop Walmart two or three times a year if my wife holds a gun to my head.
This video has a lot of the same comments as another one where people were saying that US prices were a lot cheaper, its not . If you look at our minimum wage compared to yours or the US exchange rate to the GBPound. The standard of living might be the same its the currency. Also Cheese for 2$ a pound? Mead Co., but never in NY. Aldis is my number #1 store as well. Cheapest cheese is 2.99lb, non Aldis cheapest is 4.lb and that is basic cheese like Cheddar, Not Brie, Blue or Stilton which Ive paid 12-25$ a lb for.
As someone who has lived and worked in Ireland, the UK and America I can definitely say we were much better off in the U.S. cheaper food, cheaper housing, less tax all beat having to pay for health insurance, less pay etc. Currently in Ireland, 1kg of chicken fillets is €9 (2.2lbs $11) and that's buying a big pack, chicken thighs are actually more expensive than fillets and chicken breasts with bone are more expensive again. Thankfully we can still get drumsticks cheap. Just an example.
No not really for the ketchup. We put it in smaller bottles and it is fine in the cuboard. Most people don't realize that.
It’s just hubby and I. I have a bunch of smaller foil takeout pans (about 5x7”). I can usually get 3-4 of those small pan’s worth of food (perfect for two) from one 9x13 casserole. I just label and freeze the extra pans. Cook once, eat 4xs and you don’t have to eat the same thing for days on end.
It’s so funny. I have a story to share regarding the coffee. I am a big Starbucks coffee drinker. For many years I would go in 2 to 3 times a day. I was curious to see how much my drink added up to for a year. I was spending over 2000 a year on my coffee drinks,That was 14 years ago. Lol I decided to work for them, I loved it! Now today I will go in once a week as a treat.
$25,000 a year. $22,000 a year for eating out is ridiculous!!
Janice Sosh sounds crazy but it can add up - 50 a meal for dinner 20 for lunch, 10 more for Starbucks-That’s 80 a day
20 workdays a month equals 1600 per month - then add a few fancier meals a month, kids in the picture and $2000 a month isn’t hard to hit.
Videos like these are worth it to rewatch to remind you to be smarter with spending and foods.😊
organic.....unless you grow it chances are your not eating organic....my past jobs hv proven that.
Charlie Alexander because the soil isnt regulated? Thats what i heard last. They dont spray with pesticides but the soil is unregulared so could be chemial..
We have Aldis in Utica,NY