FreeFalling

$75 for only five meals for two people? WTF why even bother budgeting

A lot of these are a waste of money. I will say the yellow sticky traps really do work for fungus gnat infestations though.

Came here to say just that. Castille soap, some neem oil, and a spray bottle is all you need to make a concoction for pennies on the dollar for what you pay for #3.

It's hard to find a frozen meal that isn't horrendous, but I'm surprised there's no Stouffer's Mac and Cheese on here. That's actually good.

Won't break the bank? The heaps of fresh veggies and chicken breasts tell me otherwise.

I'm also with you on the ice cream. Plus Ben & Jerry's is like $6 for a pint. OP must have a lot of disposable income.

They said that the ingredients were really expensive. But if you grow basil and use a cheaper nut than pine nuts (like walnuts), it's not that hard or expensive.

Couldn't disagree more with the pad thai and ramen opinions. Those things are ad easy or as complicated as you want them, and tbh, there are recipes I can make faster and cheaper than ordering it from Doordash. Plus you can also make as much as you want.

I started growing my food, too. Most of the herbs I use I grow on my patio, which alone has saved me a lot. And come the end of the growing season, they'll be dried and used to replenish my spice cabinet. I've got tomatoes I'm waiting in ripening now and a pepper plant I'm growing… Read More

I've been buying a lot less meat and almost never go out to eat or order delivery. No makeup. Using a capsule wardrobe and selling off items that aren't part of it. Also trying to grow as much of my own produce as possible.