Budget friendly new food?

renamed34360 · Nov 7, 2021

Shooby_Doo_Wop said: ↑

Tuna salad (I like the Tuna Creations, they are single serve and usually on saw for 10 for $10), any fruit and veggies, there's these almond crackers from Blue Diamond that are fairly priced pairs nicely with the tuna salad. Potatoes and rice for your starch. Look for Asian and Mexican markets, they usually have rice and potato flour instead of wheat flour. There's actually a lot. I had to be on a restricted diet for a while, and you have to have a certain attitude about it to not go insane. Focus on what you CAN eat instead of what you can't eat, then the possibilities really light up. There's also a lot of pasta out there made from chickpeas or lentils now that is really good. The Almond Breeze almond milk is the best one, the other ones are way too watery. Or to make creamy sauces or gravies, replace the milk with canned coconut milk. Nutritional Yeast is an ingredient usually used by vegans, but it adds a cheesy/umami taste to dishes. I use that stuff like parmesan cheese, but it is dairy free, and kind of addicting, like you will start sprinkling it on everything except desserts.
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I cannot get behind tuna or almonds

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