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I’m going grocery shopping and I need to buy food that will last me for 3 weeks under 50$ What should i get?

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oh and i have a big box or oatmeal already… and a water purifier =]
someone help me out! i live on my own now but my mom is not american so she can never reallyl help me otu becaues she doesnt know american foods. I’m going to trader joes. someone help me make a grocery list please!!!

best answer gets 10 pts thanks so much it would reallly be helping me out

Reginald

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March 8, 2009 - 7:39 PM
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  • emazen_au

    March 9, 2009 | 9:26 AM

    I have the same problem but not to that extent.
    i find that instant soup and noodles are usually cheap and can get quite a few.
    frozen vegies should be cheap and last long?
    Obviously go for non brand name products.
    Good luck

  • Christ_ian777

    March 10, 2009 | 3:07 PM

    Rice. Beans. Ramen noodles. They are extremely inexpensive. Sorry, thats all I can help with… I’m sorry, but $50 for three weeks gets you very little. Definitely no meats… meat is very expensive.

    Trader Joe’s: I know there’s one in San Francisco. Is that where you are at?

  • twiggyngati

    March 11, 2009 | 2:03 AM

    You could start by buying a couple of Kgs of rice..and pasta. These are your staples. Some tins of tomatoes and maybe tinned fruit can sometimes be cheaper than fresh fruit.
    you can make a big pot of chilli con carne you will need:
    minced beef (1kg)
    kidney beans (tinned)
    corn kernals (tinned)
    tomatoes (tinned)
    a few onions
    some herbs and spices.
    With rice you could get about 5-6 healthy meals out of this.
    I dont know what country your in so I dont know how far $50 will stretch. Im in New Zealand and that whouldn’t get me very far. But its do-able.
    If you have left over rice from the night before you can stirfry it with a few vegetables and soy sauce.
    Here, the asian supermarkets are very cheap and they have lots of tasty foods and sauces.
    Popcorn is a really cheap snack thats fun to cook.
    Also you can get invited to friends places for dinner occasionally as well!

  • wambo

    March 12, 2009 | 11:43 PM

    get anything thats on sale.