Good cheap foods.. (slight edit) in Lists
- Dec. 10, 2013, 2:03 p.m.
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... from Huffington Post ... who won't let me post links.
- bananas
- beans
- brown rice
- cabbage
- eggs
- oats
- potatoes
- tuna from a can.
(I goofed up. I meant good cheap foods/not good cheap from. I wanted to post a link to the article and also a link to Kirk Douglas' 97th birthday wishes but Huffington Post won't let me = and I got all confused and it's such a sad story.
Yes those are good cheap foods. That was the point.)
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Beret ⋅ December 10, 2013
Not sure I understand this. Are these things supposedly cheap? Our church maintains the price of bananas at 49 cents per pound. Beans are really inexpensive especially when buying in a large bag at the Latino store. Much less cost than regular grocery. I would have no idea about the cost of tuna though.
woman in the moon Beret ⋅ December 11, 2013
Tuna is pretty cheap. I gave up eggs a year or so ago. Not for any reason other than I don't like dealing with them. I don't like cracking them or getting rid of the shells or getting rid of the cartons or wondering how long they've been in the refrigerator. I realize they are good food but I find myself happier without them. It also means I can't do a lot of baking which fits in with my wheatlessness and my sugarlessness.
NorthernSeeker ⋅ December 10, 2013
I take it you mean these foods have high nutrition for the price. All of those things are eaten with great regularity in my house.
NorthernSeeker ⋅ December 11, 2013
So, you would be working six days next week?
I worked in a supermarket when I was 18 years old. It is interesting to know that technology has helped some areas like pharmacy, but that you need people to face the wild items like shampoo.