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1. Establish your priorities. The first question that begs to be asked that I don’t hear nearly enough is: How important is good nutrition to you? Money is always the top excuse as to why we can’t eat better, but there are usually small changes we can all make if it becomes a priority.
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2. Plan and prepare. When it comes to food, saving money always means investing more time in planning and preparation. Yes, we love the convenience of food on the go. But eliminating them from our grocery runs will instantly slash our bill. Be ready to start washing, chopping, storing, and freezing. Sit down and plan your meals out for the entire week. Make a grocery list and stick to it.
3. Invest in a freezer. If you have the space, this will save you major dollars in the long term. Buy good meat in bulk. Buy entire animals if you can. Get fruits and vegetables in large quantities when they are in season (and therefore the cheapest), then freeze them for use throughout the year.
Eating well can be expensive. And like most people, I do not have an unlimited food budget. Shelling out those extra few dollars for organic groceries can be painful [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but at the same time I know that my ability to run directly depends on the quality of my nutrition. So I am slowly learning to meet the needs of both my budget and my body. Here’s how:
PRACTICAL TIPS TO EATING WELL ON A BUDGET
The bottom line is that we are going to have to make some sort of sacrifice for the sake of our health. Personally, there are things I can’t afford (like a car) because of what I spend on food and training. It’s a choice I’ve had to make. And ultimately, unless you’re willing to sacrifice somewhere, none of the following tips are ever going to work.
4. Invest in a nutritionist. I know the rates can seem daunting at first, but you don’t have to hire one for life. Get a few friends together for a group session. Pay for just one or two or three consultations. Learn to read food labels. Get a grocery store tour (be careful when attending free tours