I make my own bread totally from scratch. That means when I make a cake, I almost always make them from scratch. Obviously, I still might have to buy a few things at regular price here and there, but by stocking up when the price is at rock bottom I save a lot. Then when I go to plan menus, I simply plan our meals around what I already have in my cupboards and freezer, as much as possible. I do this as much as my budget allows, on as many items as I can and as a result save lots of money. If I’m able to get flour for $0.50/bag like I did last fall, I’ll buy half a dozen and put them in the freezer to use as needed.
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When I can get pasta for free with coupons, I buy as much as I have coupons for. My cupboards are full from previous shopping and here’s why. Our family of six consists of two adults with fairly big appetites, a 9 ½ year-old boy, a 6 year-old girl, a 4 year-old girl and a 1 ½ year-old boy. If you looking for some frugal family meals to add to your weekly meal plan ideas but are new to my menu plan posts, it’s probably helpful to know a couple of things first: I’ve only used it for a couple of weeks and I already have earned $9 in Amazon gift cards!
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Here are the two money-saving apps that I use and love if you want to check them out and give them a try too: One of the very easy things that I have done though to help lower our grocery budget has been to use various money-saving apps! These apps aren’t typically going to save you loads of money each week, but they are a simple way to save a little extra. It’s also why I did series a while back that was all about how I shop with our $225/mo. And it’s that question that first inspired me to start these menu plans several years ago. I often get asked how I feed my family of 6 on a budget as small as ours. If you use these links, I may earn a commission- please read my full disclosure policy.
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