Yummy!! And exactly!
Betcha a dime to a doughnut that it wouldn’t interest the people in this posted article, because #1, they are used to eating junk and are hooked on sugar, salt, and chemicals; #2, they don’t want to take the time or trouble to shop for and make something like that (never mind what they do with their time); #3, they may not even know how to make it (never been taught) or have the cooking tools...I guess the list of excuses could go on & on...but one thing I do know, it’s NOT THE GOVERNMENT’S FAULT & it’s NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE “POOR.”
Another way to cut down on expenses is to make your own laundry detergent, toothpaste, cleaning stuff. I do; the recipe for the laundry detergent makes so much that I can share it & recipe to help others, plus helps give more money for food.
This has a lot to do with the breakdown of families. I learned to cook from my parents, and I watch cooking shows on TV. Shortly after getting married to my wife some 23 years ago her grandmother gave us a used All-American pressure canner. At this moment, last night's soup is on the stove heating up in preparation to be canned. One day, the canner will be passed on to my children.