Anonymous
Post 02/20/2026 07:11     Subject: How are you saving money on food?

For the berries posters, paid $3.29 for 12 oz of raspberries at Costco this week.
Anonymous
Post 02/20/2026 07:03     Subject: How are you saving money on food?

Can we please agree that suggesting to OP to buy more expensive, organic ingredients to save on HEALTH CARE is not what is asked and is O/T? Please avoid those posts and start your own thread.
Anonymous
Post 02/19/2026 22:58     Subject: Re:How are you saving money on food?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

We throw large parties at least 3 - 4 times a year. This means that I am always buying raw material in bulk - rice, various flours, lentils, whole spices, oil etc - to keep costs down, and I cook all the food myself.

One of the most cost-effective and easy to make foods is to make fresh pasta in bulk. I directly store it in freezer and use it for my parties. Similarly, I make a killer all-purpose meat based pasta sauce that is better than anything you can get commercially. I also make it in bulk too. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/130358/worlds-best-pasta-sauce/

I also Sandra Lee some of my recipes. I make a lovely dessert for large parties - sugared fruit and custard on a flaky crusty sweet pastry square...and I just saw at a bakery that these sell individually from $3-$6.

If you do not need bulk items - just go grocery shopping with a few friends at Costco, and then divvy up the portions. You will see your grocery bills halved, even with the inflation.


They did not ask about hosting parties.


They asked how to save money on food, asshat!!