For Tasty but Cheap Meals, Check Out Sources We’ve Found

Nearly 40 million people today depend on food stamps (formally, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP). The average benefit? Around $133 a month, or about $4 a day for food. Many of the rest of us struggle with food prices, too. So who doesn’t want ideas for cheap but tasty meals? Clipping coupons and taking advantage of manager’s specials only go so far. What we really need are good, nutritious, and cheap meals to make for our families – meals they will actually eat and enjoy.  That was the impetus behind “Good and Cheap: Eat Well on $4 a Day,” by Leanne Brown. CLICK HERE to download a PDF of the book for FREE or you can order one when the book is finished this fall – for just $5, and that includes shipping. The book is heavy on vegetables and grains – good for you and your budget. Check it out. and for more cheap recipes, check out the full story on our sister site, Living on the Cheap.