What are some healthy but inexpensive foods?

Answer 1

Cabbage= make your own coleslaw

Oatmeal= the closest to stonecut the better

sauerkraut= enjoy a good quality dog w/ it & some spicey mustard.

Answer 2

1.) Peanut Butter
2.) Oatmeal
3.) Fresh Fruit and Vegetables from a farmers market or food Coop.Potatoes and Legume are good examples
4.) Bread

Answer 3

Lean meat and fish. Fruit, veggies (fresh or frozen), whole grain breads and cereal. Low fat dairy products.

When I shop, I look for items that are on sale or offered at a reduced price (sometimes called "Manager's Special") because of the "use by" date. I try to buy specially priced meat and fish whenever I can and cook or freeze it the same day. Sometimes dairy products will be reduced too.

Answer 4

thats the problem, with many foods today, the cheapest ones are usually the worst for you. take instant noodles, sure the noodles are good for you, but the seasoning, thats about three days worth of salt right there. umm, but the best way to get healty food for cheaper is buy in bulk. costco, sams club. that sort of thing.

Answer 5

Carrots

Answer 6

Peanut butter, lentils, beans, bananas, nonfat milk, honey (well, honey's not very cheap), whole-grain breads, any type of berries, leafy greens. . .that's all I can think of at the moment. Oh, and tea.
Bon apetit!

Answer 7

Oat bran or steel cut oats in bulk. Potatoes if you can handle the carbs/starch. Eggs (arguably). BEANS (pinto, black and other varieties).

Answer 8

cherry tomatoes
frozen vegetables
frozen fish (in bulk- from costco & sams club)
cabbage heads
grapes
eggplants
canned tomatoes, green beans, aspargus..etc.

Answer 9

Eggs, which you can do a zillion things with, pasta, salad, vegetables, to name a few

Answer 10

Fruits & vegetables