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Ok, what's your budget? Let's say a hypothetical $300 per month, = $10 per day. You can do alot for that. I regularly feed 2 and a toddler on that. I'll share my list, yours will vary depending on what you like and what is cheap in your area. Make a whole 30 your commited project for the month. You won't be eating out, which saves a ton of money. You will repeat some meals over 30 days. Read labels and look at cost per lb and per serving. Buy in bulk at the beginning: 54 oz tub coconut oil, online at vitacost or iHerb $20. Assuming no access to cheap pastured or hunted meat, buy: Value packs ground beef, soup bones, stew beef and possibly chicken or pork if you find a deal on pastured or are ok eating conventional. Several large cans tomatoes, 3 dozen pastured eggs, 5lbs onions, a large cabbage, 4 lbs sweet potatoes, couple can coconut milk, some cannned fish, brocoli, carrots and a few assorted other veggies and fruits in season or frozen= cheap. Lettuce and tomatoes are poor values, eat more soups than salads. If you find sales on bacon, sausage, canned fish or chicken, stock up. It's more about what you don't buy, and staying out of the store will help. Sample meals: stir fry

Beef stew

Chili

Taco salad on shredded cabbage

Coconut curry

Cabbage rolls

Minestrone soup

Quiche w veg and bacon

Hard boiled egg, sardines and raw veggies

Roasted root veggies

Burgers on cabbage leaves

Spaghetti squash w meat sauce

Paleo meat loaf w shredded veggies and egg to bind

Soul food night- collards, sweet potatoes and BBQ

Carrot, squash of sweet potato soup- blend cooked veg w coconut milk, salt spices

I have been cooking paleo-ish on a budget for the past couple of years. In my experience stricter= cheaper. It's indulgences like wine, nuts, cheese, rice crackers, Greek yogurt and chocolate that drive up food costs. Buy meat in bulk and divide up for the freezer. Get some ethnic and traditional food cookbooks out of the library and read paleo food blogs for ideas. Batch cook on your day off, freeze portions for lunch. Make cooking all your own Paleo meals your project for the month, you'll be sure to find new favorites, eat well with out feeling deprived and have fun. Good luck!

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You can do alot for that. I regularly feed 2 on that. I'll share my list, yours will vary depending on what you like and what is cheap in your area. Make a whole 30 your commited project for the month. You won't be eating out, which saves a ton of money. You will repeat some meals over 30 days.Buy days. Read labels and look at cost per lb and per serving. Buy in bulk at the beginning: 54 oz tub coconut oil, online at vitacost or iHerb $20. Assuming no access to cheap pastured or hunted meat, buy: Value packs ground beef, soup bonesand , stew beef and possibly chicken or porkif you find a deal on pastured or are ok eating conventional. Several large cans tomatoes, 3 dozen pastured eggs, 5lbs onions, a large cabbage, 4 lbs sweet potatoes, couple can coconut milk, some cannned fish, brocoli, carrots and a few assorted other veggies and fruits in season or frozen= cheap. Lettuce and tomatoes are poor values, eat more soups than salads. If you find sales on bacon, sausage, canned fish or chicken, stock up. It's more about what you don't buy, and staying out of the store will help.

Roasted root veggies

Burgers on cabbage leaves

Spaghetti squash w meat sauce

Paleo meat loaf w shredded veggies and egg to bind

Soul food night- collards, sweet potatoes and BBQ

I have been cooking paleo-ish on a budget for the past couple of years. In my experience stricter= cheaper. It's indulgences like wine, nuts, cheese, Greek yogurt and chocolate that drive up food costs. Buy meat in bulk and divide up for the freezer. Get some ethnic and traditional food cookbooks out of the library and read paleo food blogs for ideas. Batch cook on your day off, freeze portions for lunch. Make cooking all your own Paleo meals your project for the month, you'll be sure to find new favorites, eat well with out feeling deprived and have fun. Good luck!

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Ok, what's your budget? Let's say a hypothetical $300 per month, = $10 per day. You can do alot for that. I regularly feed 2 on that. You won't be eating out. You will repeat some meals over 30 days.Buy in bulk at the beginning: 54 oz tub coconut oil, online $20. Assuming no access to cheap pastured or hunted meat, buy: Value packs ground beef, soup bones and stew beef possibly chicken if you find a deal on pastured or ok eating conventional. large cans tomatoes, 3 dozen pastured eggs, 5lbs onions, a large cabbage, 4 lbs sweet potatoes, couple can coconut milk, some cannned fish, brocoli, carrots and a few assorted other veggies and fruits in season or frozen= cheap. Lettuce and tomatoes are poor values, eat more soups than salads. If you find sales on bacon, sausage, canned fish or chicken, stock up. It's more about what you don't buy, and staying out of the store will help. Sample meals: stir fry

Beef stew

Chili

Taco salad on shredded cabbage

Coconut curry

Cabbage rolls

Minestrone soup

Quiche w veg and bacon

Hard boiled egg, sardines and raw veggies

Carrot, squash of sweet potato soup- blend cooked veg w coconut milk, salt spices