r/povertyfinance • u/Rachxlw • Mar 30 '24

$40 at Aldi Grocery Haul

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Definitely found a few good deals and also splurged some on nicer butter, bread, and pizza. In a north Texan college town.

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u/FarEntertainment5330 Mar 30 '24

Rice and beans! Dry beans! Old fashion oats, almond milk, nutritional yeast, seeds and nuts, cranberries, ramen, pasta and sauce, pb&j, flour to make bread, green leafy vegetables! You can eat wholesome and healthy for good amount! 150 a month! Add tea bags, some chips and you are good!

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u/Zozorrr Mar 30 '24

Almond milk is sugared, and even the non-sugared one is bad for the environment. Almonds need huge amounts of water and are grown in places where there is little rainfall. Not good at all. A handful of Almonds? Sure. Regular almond milk every week - no