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- Chloe Jo, selected from GirlieGirl Army
- September 21, 2011
- 10:02 am
- 44 comments
Alexandra Jamieson and Chloé Jo Davis are besties – brainy vegan Mamas with a common goal; helping the world eat cleaner! In their new monthly video series, Little Sprouts/ Big City, these two plant-based princesses will spill the beans (literally!) on everything you need to know to eat, live, and dress clean and green – on a budget and with a family.
The first of this series explores the down low on getting deals on organic foods for your family:
Little Sprouts/ Big City: Alexandra Jamieson & Chloé Jo Davis Share Tips On Healthy Eating On The Cheap from Chloe Jo Davis on Vimeo.
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Thanks for the article.
It would be nice to have tips relevant globally and not only local...
Good tips but aren't they pretty much common sense? Do people really need a video like this to tell them how to save money?
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Nice, thanks - can see how this series will be helpful to many.
The bulk idea works, as long as you keep an eye on prices, they are not always cheaper in bulk. As for coupons, I don't know where they live, but I have never seen coupons here in Atlantic Canada for fresh produce, let alone fresh organic produce. Since all the coupons I see are for canned/packaged food, I save more by just avoiding those items and spending what little money I have on fresh veggies and a little (humanely raised) meat/dairy. I too have a small backyard herb/veggie patch and a few berry plants which help with the food budget and food quality as well.
Happy, healthy eating can be done on a budget if you need to.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
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