4. Buy Frozen Fruits and Vegetables
Buying fresh fruits and vegetables all the time definitely makes your grocery bill more expensive. Frozen fruits and vegetables are affordable and delicious and you can use them in a variety of meals. Use frozen fruit on oatmeal, in parfaits, and in smoothies and smoothie bowls. Frozen vegetables are awesome for soups, stir-fries, and frittatas.
5. Plan Your Meals Ahead of Time and Make a Grocery List
Being prepared before your trip to the grocery store is key to staying on budget. Choose the meals you’ll be making in advance, and stick to recipes that have similar ingredients, as well as recipes that have minimal ingredients. There are lots of 3-ingredient dinner recipes you can make every night of the week – just check out our list below!