Eat Well for $3 a Day for 14 Days

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  • @Spedfree
    @Spedfree 6 років тому +26

    Could you do a video on your philosophy for your life? You touch on it every now and then but, would like to hear a dedicated video on that from you. You have many people like myself who sort of look up to you. Even if its vague with some general ideas it would be nice.

  • @RandomPrecision12
    @RandomPrecision12 6 років тому +62

    Reusing a portion of an egg, what a legend!

  • @NachoTV
    @NachoTV 6 років тому +113

    Making your own Milk Tea certainly is way cheaper than paying $5 at the boba shop

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +9

      Yup. And with practice, you can make it just as good or better. Most certainly fresh brewed tea is much better.

    • @bunnywabbitt5279
      @bunnywabbitt5279 6 років тому +2

      BeatTheBush Have you done a DIY milk tea on your channel yet? Do you aerate it or just stir in the milk?

  • @Juan-oq4xf
    @Juan-oq4xf 6 років тому +47

    I think its safe to say that u eat less than everyone else lol.

    • @Alex-ii9sp
      @Alex-ii9sp 6 років тому +1

      Juan really? That looks like a pretty standard meal, to me. One thing to note is the body size. I don't know exactly how tall he is but he looks to be between 140 and 170 pounds. I'm 5'9" 155 lbs for reference, and i think i eat around the same for a meal as the fish dish he showed and I am never very hungry at the end.

    • @ErikGauthierDrums
      @ErikGauthierDrums 6 років тому

      ​@@Alex-ii9sp is right. Most people just eat more than they have to

  • @TheTnaidu
    @TheTnaidu 6 років тому +8

    Amazing! People who really know about nutrition know that eating less is far healthier than a very overfed world that we live in... you are so motivating and wise! Thank you.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Do I know nutrition? I'm not sure about this because I just try to eat fresh foods and not packaged stuff.

    • @TheTnaidu
      @TheTnaidu 6 років тому

      BeatTheBush I think you are living intentionally and intuitively so that’s as wise as it gets! Keep going, I just subscribed 😊

  • @TheMonkWay
    @TheMonkWay 6 років тому +62

    Wow you recorded the price of every little thing aha!

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +3

      I had to figure it out for this video. I do not do this normally.

    • @jonnieinbangkok
      @jonnieinbangkok 6 років тому

      The Monk Way - Stock Market Videos No he didn't...he said he left out the cost of the spices used and the water to make tea and the barley rice.

  • @markakira8988
    @markakira8988 6 років тому +25

    If everyone did this and invested the difference over time, depending on age, they could retire waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay earlier...in years...possibly a decade if one started extremely early. I've been tracking all my expenditures to the penny the last ~6 years. The #1 thing I wasted money on (and still): eating out (out of convenience or boredom). People #&*$# and complain all the time about not having enough money. Often times they do, they just don't practice defensive spending.

    • @4acrehome168
      @4acrehome168 6 років тому +1

      I've only started following BtB and dave ramsey for a year now, and I will retire at 40, a millionaire instead of 65, broke and waiting for my SS check.

    • @jonnieinbangkok
      @jonnieinbangkok 6 років тому

      So true...but they would rather make Starbucks' shareholders rich by buying their $ 5 coffee and tea concoctions.

  • @FreedomTalkMedia
    @FreedomTalkMedia 6 років тому +2

    To save money ob beef I buy whole sirloin roasts for about $2.89 a pound. Then I put it through my food processor to make slivers of beef. I stir fry it and put it over veggies.

  • @lonnythompson8131
    @lonnythompson8131 4 роки тому +1

    I am wondering if you have ever made a video hosting a dinner party with friends, or made gifts .

  • @LegacyFarmandHomestead
    @LegacyFarmandHomestead 6 років тому +2

    Have you considered incorporating beans into your diet? Dry beans are very cheap, very healthy. I eat about a half pound a day. Under 30 cents for half my calories.

  • @jadelittleeagle
    @jadelittleeagle 4 роки тому

    I appreciate how you see things .... i do similar things & i use a scale for my freezer meal portions , i cook mixed rice & grains , pastas , & pack into serving portions ... sometimes i like somethings on rice & other things on pasta , i can choose which “ starch “ i want depending on my mood ... i love chow mein , so i cut fresh veggies ahead so i don’t have to always spend so much time for food prep , i freez portions of bacon to two thick slices ... cut in half to make 4 pieces just right for anything i want as a sandwich , fried rice , or pasta & bacon ..... meats go from 4 oz to 8 oz portions depending if they have bones ..... i like chicken feet , beef tendon , oxtail ..... all cooked to make freezer ready portions .... I appreciate you can cook too !!!

  • @EvelynDHaene
    @EvelynDHaene 6 років тому +48

    I love what you do. This is weird but I hope you find a woman that has similar taste in everything like you. I love your videos as you already know .
    I love chicken feet too not because it’s cheap but because I love the chewiness of it too. Have a nice day dear

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +17

      Perhaps there is no such woman out there, lol!

    • @WTFIWFYDB
      @WTFIWFYDB 6 років тому +4

      BeatTheBush Shallow but beautiful - mail order bride form Ukraine/Russia (make sure to not be scamed btw). I bealive there a lot of asian woman out there who are well-brought-up and have good understanding of family values . In America/Europe woman don't take much care of themselves and usually have inflated egos, unless you are in the minority of the man they love, you are screwed, since they won't take anything less. Or they could demand unjustified special treatment, if they don't feel that you are good enough for them.

    • @punkkimiko
      @punkkimiko 6 років тому +4

      LOL isn't being single than getting a mail order bride? xD

    • @Dragon228833
      @Dragon228833 3 роки тому

      @@WTFIWFYDB please tell me ur joking

  • @ambhoy
    @ambhoy 6 років тому +23

    Toblerone

  • @CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom
    @CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom 6 років тому +31

    You would love being my neighbor. I would cut your grocery bill in half because I cook and bake almost daily. My friend came over yesterday and I gave her some salad, homemade muffins salsa, etc.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +9

      Nice! But then I wouldn't be the type to eat neighbor's food all the time.

    • @CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom
      @CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom 6 років тому +17

      I am like everyone's mom, so you may not have a choice. ( just teasing)

  • @rebeccablashock3829
    @rebeccablashock3829 6 років тому +43

    I like how you eat healthy (aside from taco bell..haha) And economically! Nice video!

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Thanks! Well... relatively healthy. =D

  • @Michael-go9hm
    @Michael-go9hm 6 років тому +2

    Whenever i watched your videos i dont feel like i wasted my time on youtube (like i usually do/feel) 👍❤

  • @Bran08Eman
    @Bran08Eman 6 років тому

    Full control of your cost of living is a vital sign of your financial health. You savor the things you like without obsession. Thank you for being that example.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      =D Many times, high cost does not mean better nutrition.

  • @CatJackon
    @CatJackon 6 років тому

    Can you show us what your fridge and freezer look like after you buy your food? Also the food prep you do right after you purchase your food? Thanks for the great videos.

  • @m1ha1mateescu
    @m1ha1mateescu 6 років тому +25

    You are an engineer, indeed :-)

  • @ohsoquiet78
    @ohsoquiet78 6 років тому

    Awesome video! 🌺 Thanks for making this video and the price breakdown.

  • @chunktrain7937
    @chunktrain7937 6 років тому

    BeatTheBush im gonna be testing a few of your recipes from other videos soon so I know how to live low cost in uni, I’m 16 right now and I love your videos so much, I’m working on teaching myself sellable skills so that I can make multiple streams of income and not work 9-5 for my whole life :p I’m a lot like you with the fast metabolism, no matter how much or how little I eat my weight stays the same. Kinda sucks in a way, but at the same time it’s pretty handy. Keep the videos coming man I absolutely love them!

  • @Tripwithadi
    @Tripwithadi 5 років тому +1

    Eating cheap, yet healthy.. Way to go..

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  5 років тому

      Looking back at this... I guess the fried pork chop isn't the healthiest. They say meat once a week is a good amount.

  • @lavenderlovelifeuk
    @lavenderlovelifeuk 6 років тому +2

    I really enjoyed this video! Thank you very much xxx I actually never thought of making a batch of something and keep eating it until it is finished to then make a batch of something else. Great tip! Also, I am looking forward to try rice and barley together. Can you please show a recipe of it made in a sauce pan on the hob? Thank you very much xxx

  • @tofuyam7361
    @tofuyam7361 6 років тому +9

    "Eating out" has been sold as the new hobby rather than "buying/collecting things". If everyone was as cheap as you/us, the entire economy would collapse lol

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +3

      I agree. Eating out I've found is overrated. I've spent $500/month for years before realizing this. Food outside has a 10% chance of making you feel ill or not sit right. High in salt and fat. Eeek.

    • @CynthiaAva
      @CynthiaAva 6 років тому +2

      You are right. I used to eat out all the time for convenience sake, mostly...and of course, social aspect when I lived in Manhattan. Now, living outside the city and full-time mom life...I cook all of our meals M-F and try to limit eating out one meal on the weekend, maybe two at most. We are pretty modest in our tastes. This past weekend I was shock when two bagels and two iced coffees came out to $15.00 for me and my daughter. Coffees were eventually poured down drain unfinished as gave us both stomach aches. Eating out is a bit "skeevy" as my daughter's grandmother would say. lol You don't know who is preparing the food, cleanliness, quality of ingredients and more and more I get stomach issues afterward...So, yeah...I'd rather cook simple meals for us and save the $$$

  • @dave597
    @dave597 6 років тому +6

    buying and preparing in bulk is a good way of saving money.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +2

      Yup. Make a few meals at a time. 4-6?

    • @silviag3798
      @silviag3798 6 років тому

      dave597 it also saves time. Cook once, eat all week.

  • @lordlamington5917
    @lordlamington5917 6 років тому

    this is amazing, im about to move out to live alone and have been doing some major food planning. its amazing how little you have to spend to live

  • @simpletongeek
    @simpletongeek 6 років тому +3

    Hey, you just solved Mario Batali's Food Stamp Challenge! Congratulations! I'm still trying to get it under $10 per day.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Huh! Unknowingly, I guess it's under the $29/week. Lol.

  • @JoshSci
    @JoshSci 6 років тому

    This video is amazing, just subbed!

  • @rinoa8633
    @rinoa8633 5 років тому

    Rice with lentils or rice with a fried egg and tomato salad costs less than 50 cents per serving in my country

  • @MrFuzzyscreen
    @MrFuzzyscreen 6 років тому

    nice vid.... love the fact that people can eat so cheaply and still eat what you want

  • @Inclinati0n
    @Inclinati0n 5 років тому

    how often do you hang out with your friends a month? i find it nearly impossible to spend any money when hanging out. and when i do hang out, its usually involving food

  • @GurgieGirl
    @GurgieGirl 5 років тому

    Love you light, Thank you.

  • @roberttaylor8906
    @roberttaylor8906 6 років тому

    How do you do "part" of an egg, there's only 1 yolk, do you split it or just use egg white on one of the times

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      I just beat everything and store what is unused in the fridge.

  • @ASMRFlowerGirl
    @ASMRFlowerGirl 6 років тому

    Did you cook everything at once and then refrigerate ?

  • @ConnorLipke
    @ConnorLipke 6 років тому

    Eating western food in general is more expensive, and american grocery stores are more expensive than asian markets. I typically eat 1-2lbs of chicken daily, brown rice and green veggies(right now I'm on keto so no rice) so typically I get by on around $40 a week, but that's a very bland and healthy diet. Most people won't go for that even if they can't find cheap junk food options.

  • @hlinville6034
    @hlinville6034 4 роки тому

    The force is strong in this one..

  • @danc9497
    @danc9497 6 років тому +1

    What are your thoughts on buying organic foods? Is it worth the extra cost? Maybe a topic for another video. =)

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +2

      I cannot trust it enough. I'm sure there is a difference but it seems so easy to fake and not easily testable at home.

  • @Chan-rc8oh
    @Chan-rc8oh 6 років тому

    hey.. beat the bush.... do you have a spreadsheet copy of your grocery like google drive... so that we can make a copy of the spreadsheet... thanks...

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Copy of this thing? I never thought anyone would want it because you just put what you eat on a spread sheet.

  • @ltlocus
    @ltlocus 6 років тому

    I could eat everything you eat in day for breakfast and still be hungry. Not going to work for most people sadly. but i appreciate your dedication and I think it can still be applied to most peoples lifestyles. the price is really not achievable for most people.

  • @henryche121212
    @henryche121212 6 років тому

    Do you share the excel sheet you made by any chance? Or do you have any general format that you recommend to record this type of data? Thanks.

  • @MrThekingofcod6
    @MrThekingofcod6 6 років тому +1

    nice vid, maybe more vids on how to reduce cost on other stuff throughout the day

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Ahhh... I covered a lot of that... gas for your car, insurance for your car, etc.

  • @mrdigital30000
    @mrdigital30000 6 років тому

    Amazed at spreadsheet for what you ate. Was this just for the video or do always do this?

  • @jayyang8876
    @jayyang8876 6 років тому

    what about the cost of gas and time to go out and buy these items? No oil and electricity costs? Any spoilage?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      No spoilage. It all gets eaten. Didn't include electricity. Oil for frying was $0.16 each cutlet, forgot to add that. No oil needed to cook other stuff.

  • @sherwinh1661
    @sherwinh1661 6 років тому

    I chuckled when you took out the spread sheet of all prices spent on meals

  • @Davena
    @Davena 6 років тому +1

    Red fish, blue fish... am I the only one who channeled Dr. Suess? LOL

  • @jamesthacoolcat9926
    @jamesthacoolcat9926 6 років тому

    Thats very inexpensive. I like the portions you set up ahead of time. Very smart. I will try my hand at lower portion sizes and see where that takes me. See if i can work on my food expenses for the month.

  • @levert3243
    @levert3243 6 років тому +5

    you can get more inspired by watching "brother greens eat" youtube channel they did a similar challenge

  • @diasspeed
    @diasspeed 6 років тому

    How many calories each day with these food choices and portion sizes?

  • @seccat
    @seccat 6 років тому +1

    Cooking in bulk saves time. But try eating it every other day, to avoid boredom.
    I can’t imagine chicken feet have much nutritional value for the dollar. I usually buy entire pork loins and turkeys when they are on sale. And vacuum seal individual brined portions

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I used to be against eating things everyday. I guess I got more relaxed. Chicken feet has a lot of cartilage in it though.

    • @CarolinaPerez-gz6br
      @CarolinaPerez-gz6br 6 років тому

      Ummm..the best chicken stock is made with chicken feet. Think about all that collagen that the ladies pay top dollar for.

    • @mimibatman2787
      @mimibatman2787 6 років тому +1

      One way to avoid boredom that I use is freezing. I cook in bulk and usually freeze at least one meal-sized portion for a week or two later. It's a great time saver. I started cooking that way when I was single and preparing a single meal felt silly.

  • @rmlrhonda
    @rmlrhonda 6 років тому

    Curious as to why you add the barley? Is a nutritional thing or do you just enjoy the taste more than rice alone?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I added it to reduce sugar spikes for health reasons. After having it for a while, I actually liked it. I could eat either though.

  • @mastermind0981
    @mastermind0981 6 років тому

    You are money smart guy.
    Do not listen to the haters

  • @XalphaWalpha
    @XalphaWalpha 6 років тому +1

    your hourly cost is clearly worth more than any savings you can make on budgetting and micro-managing your grosseries. Can I ask why is it that you do that ? Just because you like it or you have some other economically relevant reason that i don't know? :)
    Love your videos

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      It's a way of life. The time cost is very low when food is prepared in bulk. It's even faster than the time it takes to run out to a restaurant. Health reasons, low salt, more clean.

    • @XalphaWalpha
      @XalphaWalpha 6 років тому

      I see, more power to you sir. I just always Thought hiring someone to do the same can bring the same benefits without the hassle. But thats jusy because i hate cooking haha

  • @altaylordesjardins1357
    @altaylordesjardins1357 6 років тому +3

    Great inspiring video....I spent $32.17 on meals today 😰

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Whoa.. that's A LOT. Sort of 10 days worth of food for me. Ha ha.

  • @indahwulandari6236
    @indahwulandari6236 5 років тому

    This is so common in many Asia country.... We eat rice and side dish like veggies, fish, meat, seafood, chicken, eggs...
    It cost so low and fulfilling and also healty
    Check out Asian diet and recipe if you interested with this kind of life style

  • @bobanga470
    @bobanga470 3 роки тому

    This guy will live a long time. That food seems very healthy to me

  • @shawnsmith5390
    @shawnsmith5390 6 років тому

    I found this inspiring so Ive just purchased 24 pork loins for £10 which is about 15$ and with veg and rice I'll be able to have lunch at work for 90p or about $1.30 so thanks for the video :)

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Nice! Whoa... everything else will seem too expensive now, lol.

  • @CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom
    @CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom 6 років тому

    May I please ask how much you spend on eating out monthly?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Varies A LOT depending if I have events to go to. I used to spend as much as $500/month but these days, I avoid eating out as much as possible.

    • @KapelloMg
      @KapelloMg 6 років тому +1

      Centsible Living With Money Mom 11:22

  • @blue_cameron
    @blue_cameron 6 років тому

    Oatmeal is really good for you and it's cheap. I like to use chia seeds, dates, almond milk, berries, avocado and cinnamon in mine though because I care more about my health than saving money.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      In... your grains you mean? Those sound pretty good to me. =D

  • @Laserssss
    @Laserssss 6 років тому +1

    Do you have any advice on how to find your passion?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Yes. Here: ua-cam.com/video/SSja8ikcsmU/v-deo.html

  • @DukeFan99
    @DukeFan99 6 років тому

    Nice. Do you mainly shop at ranch 99? Any other good stores to recommend?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Depends on what is near you. Ranch 99 have a great selection of seafood.

  • @will6659
    @will6659 6 років тому +1

    Can you do a video on chicken feet, I always wondered how to eat bones.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/2l1FSo3hUzQ/v-deo.html

  • @michaelhernandez5409
    @michaelhernandez5409 6 років тому

    Do you have any suggestions for low cost meals for people who like to eat a bit more (besides doubling the quantity)? I've noticed that my typical meal by volume tends to be about 1.5 to 2 times as large as what you tend to show in your videos.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Add fruits after a meal which I do anyway most of the time. Add a bit more grains can help too.

  • @FreedomTalkMedia
    @FreedomTalkMedia 6 років тому

    I eat a lot more than you and I don't eat grain but I can probably eat for $7 per day. Eating grain lowers the cost of your meal. I drink a lot more tea but I don't put milk in it.
    I like to buy pork shoulders to save money on meat. I sometimes cook two of them at a time. That's about 20 pounds of meat. I slice it up and freeze it in meal sized portions. Then I just need veggies and I have a meal.

  • @fiveyearclub6024
    @fiveyearclub6024 6 років тому +3

    hahaha liked just for the light saber noise

  • @danc9497
    @danc9497 6 років тому

    From 0:09 to 0:14, T-Rex is dreaming of eating pork cutlets, kimchi and pikes. =D

  • @ramblingryan7820
    @ramblingryan7820 6 років тому

    Beat the Bush. If you ever come to Texas give us a heads up for A meet up.
    At my most frugal point in my life I’d do
    oatmeal + 1/3 banana -35 cents.
    Black beans or tuna -70 cents
    And rice and chicken 2.50
    I did this pretty much everyday for 6 months and saved 75% of my income
    (Today I ate tuna and almonds so far)
    Thanks for the video

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      I guess I can buy some lobsters to eat but then I don't like them that much since it's so expensive for what you get. To me, this is good and delicious and not trying to save. I buy what is on sale and as fresh as it allows.

    • @Lotusblume.8
      @Lotusblume.8 5 років тому

      BeatTheBush it’s also extremely cruel, imho. Better to avoid.

  • @scotts751
    @scotts751 6 років тому +2

    Hey can you do a business credit video? Love your videos btw!

  • @jasonfanclub4267
    @jasonfanclub4267 6 років тому

    Do you have tips for keeping food inside the fridge? Sometimes I am not sure if the food is still eatable xD

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +2

      I like food fresh. I usually eat fresh food within 3 days. If I plan to keep longer, I will freeze it. Kimchi keeps much longer.

  • @genesis204
    @genesis204 6 років тому +1

    Household of 3 we spend about 400$ Canadian per month

  • @randyjones4176
    @randyjones4176 6 років тому

    YES thank you for posting!

  • @NatATT4CKS
    @NatATT4CKS 6 років тому +2

    Another quality video!

  • @lcfloret
    @lcfloret 5 років тому

    This is wisdom! God bless.

  • @davidlove1445
    @davidlove1445 6 років тому

    Can u please link the chart. I like to make one for my family

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Huh... I would think no one needs that since it's particular to the food I ate.

    • @davidlove1445
      @davidlove1445 6 років тому

      I'm a visual person so seeing how you did your chart will help me to figure out how to create one for my family not what you ate laugh out loud. My eyes are not good to see the on your youtube

  • @dragonhatake
    @dragonhatake 6 років тому

    O.=.O Ice bat and Snorlax look like they are planning to assassinate the Peas in a Pod. ^.=.^ thanks for showing us your meal chart. Do you switch up the meals often? I totally thought the star wars intro was neat, lol. Nice shirt btw. ^.=.~

  • @MelissaBrownapt215
    @MelissaBrownapt215 6 років тому

    I noticed when you eat out you go for more complexity, noticed that while you were on vacation. Anyway, that is why you're so slim and healthy. Do you drink a lot of water?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Let the restaurants do the complexity so that I can make simple food at home to save time. I drink water... not sure about a lot but I drink it when I feel thirsty.

  • @silviag3798
    @silviag3798 6 років тому +3

    🤣The lightsaber sounds. 🤣
    One thing that strikes me about your food budget is that you eat very little over all, compared to the average person. You skip breakfast and don't snack much, for example. That in itself will help with budgeting. I consider myself to be an economical grocery shopper too, but I eat 3 meals plus snacks, so even if everything I bought was very cheap, I'd still be spending at least 1/3 more.
    Kinda puts dieting in a different light, as a potential money-saver

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +3

      I don't eat snacks normally because I don't get hungry. But my metabolism is pretty high still as I can eat like a crazy person sometimes and remain the same weight. I can eat like this and remain the same weight. Something doesn't add up.

    • @silviag3798
      @silviag3798 6 років тому +1

      BeatTheBush you don't consume much sugar. It's probably as simple as that.

    • @CynthiaAva
      @CynthiaAva 6 років тому

      Same. I eat three square meals plus snacks. I guess some of us just need more "fuel" than others. There are many youtubers here who eat next to nothing in order to stick to a strict budget. I work hard and can not afford to be hungry all day. I don't know how they do it. There is one gal on here who claims she is thriving on $50.00 a month groceries. Hmmmm.

  • @asteriasheria2053
    @asteriasheria2053 6 років тому

    Never thought I'll see BTB playing with a light bar.

  • @MrYsosad
    @MrYsosad 6 років тому

    can you recommend a tea brad?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      I have a milk tea video coming tomorrow.

  • @erikjanse3994
    @erikjanse3994 6 років тому

    Any idea how many calories you eat on average per day. It seems very low to me, maybe less than 2000 kcal. per day?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      No idea. My weight stays constant though.

  • @privateprivate8366
    @privateprivate8366 6 років тому

    No, you’re doing the right thing. I need to do more of this, although I’m not much of a fish eater.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Fish is great for you. Omega 3 fish oil.

    • @privateprivate8366
      @privateprivate8366 6 років тому

      BeatTheBush I know it’s great for your health. Just don’t like it. The most I will eat is tuna and farmed salmon, knowing full well that wild is better.🙄

  • @Londonfogey
    @Londonfogey 6 років тому +1

    This is like QVC for people with brains.

  • @chocolatewheelchair
    @chocolatewheelchair 6 років тому

    Chicken feet, I followed you so hard. Awesome content man.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      =D That must've been a previous video. =D

  • @rogermcflt3803
    @rogermcflt3803 6 років тому

    Great video

  • @Naturenerd1000
    @Naturenerd1000 6 років тому

    Amazing didn't know it was possible toeat on 3 dollars a day in America even a 3rd aprld country would cost 5 dollars a day. Great tips to lower the grocery bill. Hope to do the same when I move out.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I thought 3rd world can eat on a dollar? Hmmm... depends what you eat I think.

    • @Naturenerd1000
      @Naturenerd1000 6 років тому

      BeatTheBush I bet you can eat on a dollar a day if you are good at bartering down prices, but I kind of want to help these poor people have a better life and not rip them off so I choose to not barter down too much or agressively. Just barter down at a medium rate. I went to India and Nepal last year. When we ate out meals were usually less than a dollar to 2 dollars. I guess we did eat alot of meals on less than a dollar from bartering on the street markets. I think our food budget was 2-3 dollars a meal per person.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I guess the purpose was not to get it as cheap as possible. I ate what I wanted and what was a good deal also. I suppose I can try to create meals for cheaper if that was the goal.

  • @Mohglee
    @Mohglee 6 років тому

    I eat for $5.60 per day, but it looks like I eat much bigger portions. I've tried going as low as ~$3 per day but end up feeling terrible because I was not getting enough calories. Have you started eating less as you get older?

    • @womplestilskin
      @womplestilskin 6 років тому

      G Host you might be taller with a higher metabolism, Calorie restricted people also metabolize food more efficiently. If you do reduce your calories over time you really want to make sure you are getting enough of every essential nutrient.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I guess I eat a little bit less. Most people comment on how much I eat and still stay slim. It seems I can eat at this volume or 1.5x more and still it seems I stay about the same weight.

    • @womplestilskin
      @womplestilskin 6 років тому +1

      BeatTheBush you can calculate the calories with cronometer.com or something thing I bet it’s around 1300-1600 calories. It’s healthy and good to stay slim, but Americans men eat a lot more

    • @dancininthemoonlight6138
      @dancininthemoonlight6138 6 років тому

      @@womplestilskin But at least 50% of Americans are overweight. Js

  • @coreylai1348
    @coreylai1348 5 років тому

    "How frugal are you?"
    "I reuse portions of an egg."
    At first it might sound absurd, but then it seems to make sense. Nonetheless, it would be funny (to me) if your frugality becomes a meme that goes viral.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  5 років тому

      Why not? Well, just eat all of it.

    • @coreylai1348
      @coreylai1348 5 років тому

      @@BeatTheBush I don't have recipes that use less than an entire egg, but closest thing is to use all egg whites and omit the yolk. I'd compost the yolk, except I don't have a yard and thus don't grow my own food (yet).

  • @peipei4082
    @peipei4082 6 років тому

    U dont eat a lot beatthebush.. two full meals only? And i thot they say breakfast is actually very important and u only drink tea for breakfast is that ok for ur healthy diet plan?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I get enough calories to maintain my weight. I may eat more sometimes.

  • @parson4030
    @parson4030 6 років тому

    Great video!

  • @melbo6735
    @melbo6735 6 років тому

    When can I get in on that BeatTheBush Coin?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Lol... now idea what that will be worth.

  • @truthteller9522
    @truthteller9522 4 роки тому

    Why dont ya open a restaurant

  • @MrGeneralissimus
    @MrGeneralissimus 6 років тому +8

    That plush dino seems unimpressed.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +3

      He always ridicules me. =___=

    • @olive4naito
      @olive4naito 6 років тому

      It's actually thinking, "My homie!"

  • @gunite2247
    @gunite2247 6 років тому +9

    Bro you seriously need to eat a greater variety of fruits and vegetables...

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +2

      Lol... I eat other things than what is shown on this video.

  • @kamonart
    @kamonart 6 років тому

    No fruits or even variety of vegetables?

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      I normally have more fruits. I get a limited amount for free from the garden lol. I'll show that another time.

  • @Kwameking1
    @Kwameking1 6 років тому

    Sir,I’m really looking at my spending now.

  • @jamesthacoolcat9926
    @jamesthacoolcat9926 6 років тому +1

    I think the peas are hiding from snorlax and icebat

  • @ccupit9027
    @ccupit9027 6 років тому

    With how much you enjoy itemizing, I'm surprised you're not an accountant instead of an engineer!

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      Both are acceptable career paths I guess. =D

  • @skspk1655
    @skspk1655 6 років тому +8

    *Toblerone :)

  • @richard1113
    @richard1113 6 років тому +4

    $3/day? I thought my $3/meal budget was pretty good. LOL. But seriously, I wouldn't re-use an egg that has had raw pork in it for other things. Be careful!

    • @Tata-iu3fy
      @Tata-iu3fy 6 років тому

      Richard Forester I think he said he was going to use it for the pork next time. Not for other things.

  • @PaulDo
    @PaulDo 6 років тому

    I do love my milk tea.... great video as always!

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому

      I really should make another video on my best method. I change it all the time.

  • @catshepherd3102
    @catshepherd3102 6 років тому +1

    I don’t like Kim chi but you gave me some ideas. I also make my own bread and save the crumbs.

    • @BeatTheBush
      @BeatTheBush  6 років тому +1

      Nice! I make my own bread sometimes too. But then it seems eating flour isn't the best for you since it converts easily to sugar.

    • @catshepherd3102
      @catshepherd3102 6 років тому +1

      BeatTheBush two words: whole grains. Complex carbs.