- Breakfast for supper (scrambled eggs, waffles/pancakes)
- Homemade beef and noodles
- Ham / green beans / onion skillet
- Smoked sausage and french fries
- Sliced turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, homemade biscuits
- Crispy country chicken, potato wedges
- Herbed tuna sandwiches
We have been on a self-imposed "how low can we cut our food budget" challenge! So far, so good! Our food budget for December is $300, which is already lower than usual for us (our food budget includes any expenses for eating out - which is extremely rare for us - as well as Christmas baking ingredients, diapers, toiletries, cleaning supplies, over-the-counter meds, etc.) But we're trying to get by on even less this month. We have taken inventory of everything in our freezer and our pantry. Then we're finding creative ways to use what we have without having to buy additional items. My husband also made a quick trip to the grocery store on Friday and found "manager's special" milk for $1 per gallon and some meat for less than $1 per pound. Good finds!
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