[John 3_19-21]

By meat on sale and in larger cuts. Learn to break it down yourself and freeze.

The wife and I buy a $4.50 Sam's Club rotisserie chicken, have a chicken sandwich, or salad,then debone the rest and refrigerate.
I boil the carcass with carrots,celery, and onion and use the broth to season veggies, or rice, stews etc.

Buy salad greens whole, crisp them in warm water. Bagged greens are gross and expensive.

[bert]

It is my observation that a Sam’s rotisserie chicken may very well be the best food deal there is. It is an awful lot of chicken for very cheap

For two of us, following the various different ways to prepare as you have outlined, it lasts seemingly forever.

My wife buys a large pork loin that when portioned and frozen provides inexpensive meat. Again........ it seemingly lasts forever.

To adjust to inflation, we cancelled our old cell phone accounts and bought new inexpensive accounts. The savings on cell phone aloneprovides an excess to be used for mitigating inflation