Submitted by Scuderia_Renault t3_zdekif in dataisbeautiful
rapidtester t1_iz32vmi wrote
Reply to comment by chazwomaq in [OC] How my girlfriend spent her money in 2022 by Scuderia_Renault
How does one do this... I try to be frugal and spend like twice as much on half the people :/
IffySaiso t1_iz4au69 wrote
Plan ahead. Spend loads of time on preparation.
Buying for more people means buying in bulk, where you would throw that away with fewer people.
The more thrifty people around us plan out their meals for a month, to make sure they can buy in bulk deals, and freeze meals/products for the end of the month. They will use the ingredients of every dish and combine them into other dishes with different spices/herbs/flavors to create some interest. The variety within the season is sometimes a little lacking, but overall it's still balanced over all the seasons.
Frozen seems to be a good choice left or right. Flash-frozen meats, seafood, fish, fruits, and vegetables are considered close to fresh, but usually cheaper. If you have the space at home to store leftovers, so you can buy in bulk.
Scuderia_Renault OP t1_iz5auw2 wrote
Haha! It's mostly the fear of not having a backup when something goes wrong, I guess. We would do the same when we were in India, lavishly overspending, knowing we have our parents financially bailing us out whenever needed.
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