Last week I posted a few important tips on saving money while living a real food lifestyle. As I mentioned last week, money, saving and budgeting are close to my heart. I know this isn’t the case for everyone, but I think everyone can find a couple ways to keep spending less than what you bring in. I really wanted to jump into an on going conversation, as I see tons of bloggers writing about food budgets and sharing great tips! If I keep thinking of more tips and seeing more great real food budget tips, I will continue to post about them.
Hopefully I will get better at saving money myself and have more tips to pass along as I continue to pare down our household budget! I am still astonished at what we spend on food each month, still working on that!
Without further ado –
Real Food Budget Resources!
- 100 Days of Real Food has these three awesome posts that can help:
- How to Afford Real Food on a Budget
- 8 Ways to Save at Whole Foods Market
- Real Food Tips: 12 Ways to Keep it Cheap
- Don’t Waste the Crumbs has an entire section called Spending less Money 101
- A Seriously Amazing set of tips from a lot of my favorite writers from Live Simple– 15 Real Food Budget Tips from Experts.
- Take a look at the Nourished Kitchen’s Food budget- here and her experience doing a food stamp challenge as well.
- Food Renegade’s Eating Real Food on a Budget
- Holistic Squid has some good ideas on real food budgets.
- Here is a meal plan from We Got Real to help as well!
- A non- food blog, but a favorite for cutting down spending is Mr. Money Mustache! I HIGHLY recommend reading through a few articles or all of them… I have and it’s really helped me change my point of view on money, life, happiness and what it takes to be “rich“
I hope these resources will help you out in your quest to eat real and live a rich life! Real food budgets are tough, but don’t give up. A little progress each week or month is all it takes!
Cheers,
Heather
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