Transitioning to whole foods – without busting the budget – invariably leads to talk about making things yourself. Prepared food we took for granted when we pulled it off the grocery shelves becomes a more involved process: we pay attention to what actually goes into that particular food, we consider more frugal replacements, and …
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Oct 08
INSANITY on a Budget: How I Save Time & Money (Part 2)
(Read Part 1 here; or see all of the INSANITY on a Budget posts here) When we started the INSANITY workout, we took our healthy whole foods eating to a whole new level. Chris and I also increased our average consumption of 1500-2000 calories a day to a ridiculous 2600-3500. It was crazy. It was …
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Sep 21
INSANITY on a Budget: How I saved a ton of time and money (part 1)
When we started the INSANITY nutrition guide, I ran into two major problems: Money The Nutrition Guide calls for high quality, fresh ingredients, minimally processed meats, and whole grains. The cost of the meals it recommends has hindered many people from following it while doing the workout. In fact, most of the reviews …
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Sep 11
INSANITY on a Budget: Homemade is Cheaper (Recipe: Whole Grain Pita)
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