I was asked on my Instagram how could someone meal prep like me but more cost-effectively.

Unfortunately, I do spend quite a lot on food for Mike and me weekly but I believe our nutrition is an investment in our health. I also love how we’ve simplified parts of our life. Convenience equals time to spend together or work on my side hustles that are revenue-generating.
- We use Loblaws Click & Collect. If I wanted to save $3-$5 weekly I would go grocery shopping myself but I value the time I get back on Sunday for doing laundry lol
- We order meat once a month from truLOCAL. This actually saves us money from buying from the grocery store. But if I wanted to save even more money I’d shop for my meat from local farmers and negotiate to purchase in bulk. This would only be possible if we had a deep freezer and were able to store large amounts of meat for large purchase discounts.

This is a picture of Buffalo Bone broth simmering on the stove. We get the bones in our monthly box delivery!
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- We purchase our produce from Loblaws. If I wanted to save money I’d shop at another grocery store but I trust the quality of the Organic Fruits & Vegetables that we get there. My other option to save money would be to shop at local farmer’s markets in the summer.

Fresh juice I make weekly!
The above recipes are:
Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon, Ginger & Turmeric
Beet, Cucumber, Apple, Carrot and Melon
Here are some other cost-effective meals:
- BBQ Chicken (Antibiotic, Hormone Free) + Green Veggies
- Plantain Pancakes (instead of a whole bunch of ingredients)
- Lettuce Wraps w/ ground beef, mushrooms + dairy-free cheese