
1. Make a meal plan
Sketching out a meal plan for the week is essential for focused, affordable grocery shopping. If you don’t have a plan of what you’re going to make for dinner and pack for lunches, you’ll likely run out for convenience food, which usually will cost far more than a nice homemade meal.
2. Embrace plant-based protein
Meat and seafood can be expensive to eat every night, not to mention a bit monotonous so you can always switch things up by going for some plant proteins a couple of times each week. Plant proteins such as beans, soy, legumes, etc are extremely health and just as effective for your fitness goals.
3. Stick to classic super-foods
Healthy ingredients like broccoli, bananas, beets, onions, sunflower seeds, raisins, eggs, lentils, black beans and plain yogurt aren’t expensive and remain some of the most wholesome foods you can eat. You don’t have to eat all those hyped-up super-foods to be healthy, so keep it simple with the classics.
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