11 GROCERY SAVINGS TIPS DURING INFLATION 2022!

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  • Опубліковано 18 гру 2024

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  • @julieannbailey9505
    @julieannbailey9505 2 роки тому +4

    Dried beans are still a savings over the same quantity (weight) of meat. 1 pound of dried beans cooks up to about 6 cups, depending on the variety of course, as opposed to a pound of meat which either stays the same or shrinks as the fat cooks out of it.

  • @Cheskat32
    @Cheskat32 2 роки тому +6

    Don’t forget produce.. produce is crazy expensive., use to get a bag of potatoes for 2 bucks for 5 pounds. Now 4 pounds for 3 dollars

  • @Elizabeth-mn8yi
    @Elizabeth-mn8yi 2 роки тому +8

    Inflation isn’t just prices going up, but the amount of food you get for the price is less 😭

  • @nafetsbrusa4803
    @nafetsbrusa4803 2 роки тому +3

    Thanks, most people around me didn't realize inflation was a thing til they saw the Dollar Store raised prices and is no longer a Dollar. Scary times, hope everyone stays safe.

  • @rg-mi5hh
    @rg-mi5hh 2 роки тому

    We are all learning to be wiser spenders and cookers. Perfect time for me to push back from the table. 🤭

  • @juliazander1169
    @juliazander1169 2 роки тому

    You are adorable! Love, love your positivity! 🥰Looking forward to the next video!💕

  • @KarmamixedwithKindness
    @KarmamixedwithKindness 2 роки тому

    what works for growing things in your yard in Minnesota?

  • @Conspiracymama88
    @Conspiracymama88 2 роки тому

    Your yard looks wonderful!

  • @ashleyratta
    @ashleyratta 2 роки тому

    I loved these tips!!!

  • @BibbyVelum1
    @BibbyVelum1 2 роки тому

    Good tips, love your vibe.💜

  • @andrewgamble5332
    @andrewgamble5332 Рік тому

    Doesn't help that my local Asda has increases nearly 100% for instance 4 tine of baked beans £1 before Christmas are £1.80 on 13 January.Thats me done.Must be expensive building mosques.

  • @UsernameUnkwn21
    @UsernameUnkwn21 2 роки тому

    Watching this video 8 months later and YES The cost of pantry STAPLES have gone thru the roof ..

    • @homemaker.on.a.budget
      @homemaker.on.a.budget  2 роки тому

      I am not really having that issue. I would highly suggest looking into Azure standard.

  • @cindybuntain9361
    @cindybuntain9361 2 роки тому +7

    I have to disagree with you. Not only our prices rising but we’re seeing empty shelves for weeks. No bread for 3 days.

    • @homemaker.on.a.budget
      @homemaker.on.a.budget  2 роки тому

      I'm so sorry you're seeing empty shelves. I'm sure it's different in other areas around the world. For us, we are not seeing empty shelves, but now seeing plenty. I hope it eases up for you and you can find the groceries you are looking for. :)

  • @Mannycreated
    @Mannycreated 2 роки тому +1

    I’m paying $800 a month just for myself 😩

    • @yolandasauceda9603
      @yolandasauceda9603 2 роки тому

      I spend $600 a month for a family of 5 and cooking my husband lunch ...you gotta buy by meal planning around your pantry and fridge then just compliment ingredients stay off brand name products

  • @robedwards6926
    @robedwards6926 2 роки тому +1

    I can't buy any other ketchup besides heinz 🙃

  • @tacosmargs58
    @tacosmargs58 2 роки тому +5

    700 dollars a month! I literally don't know how people afford to have children

    • @lifebeyondthesalary2458
      @lifebeyondthesalary2458 2 роки тому

      Don’t forget that their family has allergies & certain diet restrictions. Not everyone has that. & just because their budget is $700/month, doesn’t mean that that is what they actually spend every month. Some people use their grocery budget for household items (we do & ours is $500/month but in no way does that mean we use that whole thing each month or JUST for groceries, plus there are only 3 people & 1 big dog in our household that we feed.) It really just depends on the size of the family & what kind of diets each person in the family works with. When we had a much smaller budget (not to mention rent or a mortgage) our grocery budget (including household items) was about $300-$400/month. Or roughly $100/week. Plus she’s in California… Which is so expensive out that way.