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Our top 10 tips for how to save money at the grocery store! In 2024 we ate for $15 (Canadian) a day. That means we’re spending less than $2.50 per meal! We’re sharing how we shop for budget friendly meals and how eating more plants helps us to get there!

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Key Moments:
00:00 Introduction
01:09 How Much We Spend On Groceries
02:52 Tip 1: Swap Meat With Beans & Lentils
05:08 Tip 2: Make Sauces, Dips & Dressings From Pantry Staples
07:42 Tip 3: Utilize Grocery Apps
11:43 Tip 4: Look High & Low & In The International Aisle
13:29 Tip 5: Make Expensive Vegan Alternatives At Home With Whole Foods
15:58 Tip 6: Be Flexible & Eat In Season
18:44 Tip 7: Utilize Your Freezer
22:10 Tip 8: Sprout, Brew & Ferment At Home
24:52 Tip 9: Make Vegetable Broth At Home
29:18 Tip 10: Buy Groceries & Cook At Home

*The cost of any products we mention and our recipe costs will vary depending on where you are located, what foods are in season, and how prices change over time. Our cost comparisons are meant to merely demonstrate potential savings.

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