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]]>If you have a regular go-to grocery store, then make sure to track when the supermarket does sales throughout the year. This way, you can plan your purchases and make sure to buy nonperishable goods in bulk when in sale.
While microwave meals are tasty and convenient, they do cost significantly more than raw food that you cook yourself. If money is the concern ahead of convenience and time, then rather avoid buying ready-made meals and hone your cooking skills instead.
Big box wholesale warehouses Costco are known for being cheaper than regular retailers. While heading through these sprawling stores may be more time-consuming, you’ll be able to save a lot of money by buying in bulk for a lower cost per unit.
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]]>Fortunately, you don’t have to spend big bucks on top-of-the-line versions of everything to create delicious food. Read on to learn more about which kitchen tools are okay to skimp on and which are worth the splurge.
Pots and pans are essential for the vast majority of kitchen tasks, so if you can only afford to splurge on one thing, we recommend going for a well-made set of cookware. Look for pieces with thick, multi-layered bottoms, as these allow for more even heat distribution. Once you’ve chosen your cookware, research and follow the care instructions to keep it in top working condition for as long as possible.
Investing in sharp, high-quality blades won’t only make meal prep more enjoyable, it will also help prevent injuries and accidents in the kitchen. Look for knives with forged blades and comfortable, ergonomic handles, as these are designed to allow for more precision and control.
Baking sheets are necessary for many dishes that involve roasting and baking, but the difference between high-end sheets and more affordable options is actually pretty minimal. Look for baking sheets with a non-stick coating, or use a silicone mat for easy cleanup and to keep your baking sheets looking like new.
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]]>Fortunately, it isn’t impossible to reduce our spending at the supermarket with just a little bit of caution and know-how. Following these three simple tips will amaze you in terms of how much you can save!
Why buy name-brand products that can be up to twice as expensive as generic, store-brand products that taste just the same? These products almost always contain the exact same ingredients and are often even produced in the same facilities.
Buying lots of fruits and vegetables isn’t a bad thing in and of itself when there’s a good deal on, but the problem is that you probably won’t be able to eat all of it before it goes bad. Limit your purchases of fresh produce, which will reduce both your bill and your food waste.
Who doesn’t love a good sale? Taking advantage of discounted products at the supermarket is always a great idea. Just be sure to make sure of the fact that the food being sold expires after you plan to consume it.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Make Healthy Eating More Affordable appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>You definitely need protein, but it doesn’t have to be expensive. Instead of buying chicken breasts separately, opt for a whole chicken. Always have some eggs in the fridge as they’re perfect for a quick, nutritious meal. For vegan options, stock up on dried beans and lentils.
Preparing several days’ worth of meals at once will help you eat healthier and save you money! You can take meals to work every day so you won’t be tempted to buy something expensive and bad for you.
Don’t be afraid to explore ethnic markets and specialty aisles at regular supermarkets if you want to find cheap staples. They are great places to find pantry staples and spices and herbs.
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]]>The post Tips For Eating Healthy on a Budget appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Sit down and plan meals for the week ahead. After you decide what you’re going to make, make an ingredient list. See what you already have and what you need to buy. Planning is a great way to eliminate food waste as it will help you use up all the ingredients before they go bad.
Stick to the list you made when you go grocery shopping. Never go grocery shopping on an empty stomach to avoid impulse purchases. Note that the stores will always try to make you buy something unhealthy in shiny packaging and make sure to resist that.
Whenever you can, buy produce in season and freeze for the upcoming months. That’s a lot cheaper than buying frozen fruits or vegetables when you need them.
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]]>The post Hosting a Holiday Brunch on a Budget appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Pick the foods that you can make ahead and avoid the stress of making everything at the last minute. You can even go for the meals that freeze well and make them well in advance, and just defrost before the brunch.
For those dishes that need to be prepared on the day of serving, such as some baked goods, you need a plan that you will follow no matter what. Know when your guests will arrive and plan accordingly.
Make sure there’s something for everyone, considering their diet and eating habits. For example, have a few vegan options, allergen-free options, etc.
It’s a good idea to get up early and leave some extra time in case anything goes wrong. Best case scenario, you finish it all according to the plan, and you get to relax over a cup of coffee before your guests arrive.
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]]>The post How to Spend Less Money at The Supermarket appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>If you have a regular go-to grocery store, then make sure to track when the supermarket does sales throughout the year. This way, you can plan your purchases and make sure to buy nonperishable goods in bulk when in sale.
While microwave meals are tasty and convenient, they do cost significantly more than raw food that you cook yourself. If money is the concern ahead of convenience and time, then rather avoid buying ready-made meals and hone your cooking skills instead.
Big box wholesale warehouses Costco are known for being cheaper than regular retailers. While heading through these sprawling stores may be more time-consuming, you’ll be able to save a lot of money by buying in bulk for a lower cost per unit.
The post How to Spend Less Money at The Supermarket appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The post Cookware: Where to Skimp & Where to Splurge appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Fortunately, you don’t have to spend big bucks on top-of-the-line versions of everything to create delicious food. Read on to learn more about which kitchen tools are okay to skimp on and which are worth the splurge.
Pots and pans are essential for the vast majority of kitchen tasks, so if you can only afford to splurge on one thing, we recommend going for a well-made set of cookware. Look for pieces with thick, multi-layered bottoms, as these allow for more even heat distribution. Once you’ve chosen your cookware, research and follow the care instructions to keep it in top working condition for as long as possible.
Investing in sharp, high-quality blades won’t only make meal prep more enjoyable, it will also help prevent injuries and accidents in the kitchen. Look for knives with forged blades and comfortable, ergonomic handles, as these are designed to allow for more precision and control.
Baking sheets are necessary for many dishes that involve roasting and baking, but the difference between high-end sheets and more affordable options is actually pretty minimal. Look for baking sheets with a non-stick coating, or use a silicone mat for easy cleanup and to keep your baking sheets looking like new.
The post Cookware: Where to Skimp & Where to Splurge appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The post Simple Tips for Spending Less at the Supermarket appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Fortunately, it isn’t impossible to reduce our spending at the supermarket with just a little bit of caution and know-how. Following these three simple tips will amaze you in terms of how much you can save!
Why buy name-brand products that can be up to twice as expensive as generic, store-brand products that taste just the same? These products almost always contain the exact same ingredients and are often even produced in the same facilities.
Buying lots of fruits and vegetables isn’t a bad thing in and of itself when there’s a good deal on, but the problem is that you probably won’t be able to eat all of it before it goes bad. Limit your purchases of fresh produce, which will reduce both your bill and your food waste.
Who doesn’t love a good sale? Taking advantage of discounted products at the supermarket is always a great idea. Just be sure to make sure of the fact that the food being sold expires after you plan to consume it.
The post Simple Tips for Spending Less at the Supermarket appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The post 3 Ways to Make Healthy Eating More Affordable appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>You definitely need protein, but it doesn’t have to be expensive. Instead of buying chicken breasts separately, opt for a whole chicken. Always have some eggs in the fridge as they’re perfect for a quick, nutritious meal. For vegan options, stock up on dried beans and lentils.
Preparing several days’ worth of meals at once will help you eat healthier and save you money! You can take meals to work every day so you won’t be tempted to buy something expensive and bad for you.
Don’t be afraid to explore ethnic markets and specialty aisles at regular supermarkets if you want to find cheap staples. They are great places to find pantry staples and spices and herbs.
The post 3 Ways to Make Healthy Eating More Affordable appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The post Tips For Eating Healthy on a Budget appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Sit down and plan meals for the week ahead. After you decide what you’re going to make, make an ingredient list. See what you already have and what you need to buy. Planning is a great way to eliminate food waste as it will help you use up all the ingredients before they go bad.
Stick to the list you made when you go grocery shopping. Never go grocery shopping on an empty stomach to avoid impulse purchases. Note that the stores will always try to make you buy something unhealthy in shiny packaging and make sure to resist that.
Whenever you can, buy produce in season and freeze for the upcoming months. That’s a lot cheaper than buying frozen fruits or vegetables when you need them.
The post Tips For Eating Healthy on a Budget appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The post Hosting a Holiday Brunch on a Budget appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Pick the foods that you can make ahead and avoid the stress of making everything at the last minute. You can even go for the meals that freeze well and make them well in advance, and just defrost before the brunch.
For those dishes that need to be prepared on the day of serving, such as some baked goods, you need a plan that you will follow no matter what. Know when your guests will arrive and plan accordingly.
Make sure there’s something for everyone, considering their diet and eating habits. For example, have a few vegan options, allergen-free options, etc.
It’s a good idea to get up early and leave some extra time in case anything goes wrong. Best case scenario, you finish it all according to the plan, and you get to relax over a cup of coffee before your guests arrive.
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