Eating for a Week on $25 from Dollar Tree | Episode 1: Grocery Haul, Meal Prep, & Day 1 Meals!

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  1. @sadiemost9848

    I teared up a little bit when you said that these are real peoples food budgets. I never really put two and two together when I had to cut down our grocery bill to 50 dollars per paycheck orrrr 25 dollars a week. Thankfully when we had a little more money in our budget I stocked up on items like beans, rice, oatmeal, and meat to freeze. I realize I am still in a better place than others but It's still not a place I've been in for several years. Also thankful my son is breastfed right now : ) still a lot to be thankful for

  2. @flawlessbeauty4u166

    I was taught to add a little oil and salt to my rice while it cooks but you don't do that. Doesn't it come out tasting bland?

  3. @flurryheart7387

    Can i ask you a question can you make the flour tortilla with gluten-free flour

  4. @LouiseMcIntosh-ky1no

    I watch both you and Lisa. You both are so amazing how you come up with ideas for meals. We don't have a dollar tree but I take inspiration from your videos. No matter how much money you have to spend on food it is always a good idea to be frugal. Thank you.

  5. @Ash-cx2yi

    I love how much respect you show everyone, no matter what their circumstances are. You can tell you have such a good heart! 💕 Also…your outfit, hair and makeup are adorable! 🥰

  6. @salahbaker4089

    Soaking beans adds hours to a dinner and does nothing for our health. Just cook it the extra time, usually 30 to 45 min.

  7. @juliewood4501

    THE CAJUN SEASONING BLEND IS NOT…NOT…A LOW SALT SEASONING BLEND!!!! It's 65 mg sodium for 1/4 teaspoon. So, per tablespoon, it's 780 mg of sodium! You easily added 3 or 4 tablespoons to this dish. That's 2,340 – 3,120 mg of added sodium. (The recommended daily sodium limit is 2,300 per day.) Even though this is a recipe that will be eaten over 7 days, it's still salt overload. Please look at the serving size before claiming that something is lower sodium. Thanks for all that you do!

  8. @Cassie-bg3co

    When I'm hard-pressed drink wise, the little single serving sleeves of drink mix are a game changer. My Dollar Tree has sugar-free options sometimes, too.

  9. @dawnamariamiriam

    Suggestions for these low budget weeks: maybe don't include the cost of beans, rice, etc. These types of things are so incredibly common at food pantries, blessing boxes, etc. It would help the $35 stretch even further.

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