this is exactly what the usa's problem is: cheap food
> Do you tend to turn to less-healthy food as healthy food costs go up?.
Nope. There is always plenty of healthy cheap food.
> I don't buy fruits any more except during sales.
I hardly ever buy anything that isnt from a sale.
Rod Speed <rod.sp...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Same here. I shop the items on sale every week. Good source also the day
old bread racks (if you're going to use it within a few days) and the
surplus veggie/fruit rack (also if you're going to use it within a few
days). And coupons. Really use them when item is on sale and I can stock
up.
The small garden helps as well - especially for greens.
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>>> Do you tend to turn to less-healthy food as healthy food costs go up?.
>> Nope. There is always plenty of healthy cheap food.
>>> I don't buy fruits any more except during sales.
>> I hardly ever buy anything that isnt from a sale.
> Same here. I shop the items on sale every week.
Yeah, me too.
> Good source also the day old bread racks (if you're going to use it within a few days)
I dont eat commercial bread, do my own with a bread machine and save heaps that way.
Healthier bread too.
I also make my own beer and that saves heaps.
> and the surplus veggie/fruit rack (also if you're going to use it within a few days).
Yeah, I buy that stuff as long as it looks fine.
> And coupons. Really use them when item is on sale and I can stock up.
We dont have that many coupons, I do use them when they are good value.
> The small garden helps as well - especially for greens.
I dont bother with that.