How to Buy Meat on a Budget
The price of meat is skyrocketing due to supply chain issues. Here's a combination of strategies you can use to help you acquire what you need and make your meat ...
The price of meat is skyrocketing due to supply chain issues. Here's a combination of strategies you can use to help you acquire what you need and make your meat ...
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Between staff shortages and inflation, meat prices are skyrocketing. You need new strategies to buy meat on a budget.
On a budget? Then you need to know how to eat for a week off of no more than your pantry and $20! We can tell you how!
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One week. Twenty dollars. 2,500 calories a day. What reasonably nutritious items would you buy for the $20 grocery challenge? What items would you swap in or out?
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“Cheap Eats” are thrifty unglamorous meals that are reasonably filling, quick to make, (cooking utilities add up too), and less than a dollar per serving.