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want to go veganbut think it’s too expensive? already veganbut feel it’s breaking the bank? well, you’re justnot doing it right! i’m sorry,that wasn’t very helpful... well you’ll love today’svegan quick tip with my top ten tips for being vegan on a budget. hi it's emily from bite size veganand welcome to another vegan quick tip! these vids are all about brevity,so let’s get right to it! being vegan not onlydoesn’t have to be expensive
but is usually cheaperthan eating animal products! of course every situation is different,but there are links below to some more in-depth videoon that subject. let’s get to the top ten tips! tip #1: stick to the perimeter when you’re in the grocery story,shop the perimeter. this is usually where the whole,fresh foods are kept. eating fresh, unprepared whole foodsis not only better on your wallet but also for your health!
avoid the pre-cut produce bagsand go for the source. tip #2: buy in bulk many groceries have a bulk sectionwith grains, beans, cereals and more. buying in bulk rather than pre-packaged goodsis usually cheaper. you can also get friendlywith the produce manager and see about getting cases of produceat a discount, which is what i do. tip #3: check the unit price most groceries will have a unit price on the sticker,which says how much it is per unit. it’s an easy way to compare two productsfor which gives more bang for the buck
tip #4: buy store brands if you’re shopping at a chain store grocery,chances are they have their own brand. you know the cheeriosthat aren’t actually cheerios? store brands are always cheaperand usually just as good if not better. tip #5: visit farmers markets many areas, even big cities, have farmers marketseither seasonally or year round. this is where local farmers cometo one location to sell their products. they usually have lower prices than storesand will often give bulk discounts as well. tip #6: community supported agriculture
similar to farmers markets but a little different,with csas you sign up with a local farm and have a share of their crops deliveredor for pick up usually every week. it’s typically a little bit of everything they have. tip #7: grow your own nothing’s cheaper and more fulfillingthan growing your own food. i have a whole video on thatlinked here and below. tip #8: shop in season some fruits and vegetablesare very expensive out of season. shop with the seasons to save.
tip #9: plan your meals you can be incredibly efficientwith what you purchase if you plan your meals ahead of time,make a grocery list and stick to it! maybe eat before shoppingso you’re not driven by hunger to cram all mannerof vegan junk food in your cart… and later your face. tip #10: use cash! it may sound silly but when we use cardsit’s harder to grasp the money we’re losing. also, you can take out the exact cashfor your weekly grocery budget
so it’s easy not to goover your allotted amount. i hope you enjoyed this quick tip!do you have other budgeting tips? share them in the comments! if you liked this budget nugget,do give the video a thumbs up and share it aroundto help others save some cash. if you’re new here,i’d love to have you as a subscriber. i put out fresh content coveringall aspects of veganism every monday, wednesdayand some fridays. to help support bite size vegan’seducational efforts,
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budget muscle building diet uk,or the link in the sidebar. now go live vegan, spend smart,and i’ll see you soon. these shorter videos remind meof the old, truly bite size days. subtitles by the amara.org community
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