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Budget constraints prevent many people from eating right.

“I can’t afford to buy healthy food.”
“Fruits and vegetables are too expensive.”
“Grocery store prices are astronomical.”
“It’s cheaper to eat fast food.”

We hear these “excuses” every day—and they’re good ones. But we don’t give up that easily and believe any excuse can be overcome. Today we’re setting out to prove that healthy eating is possible on any budget.

We compared the cost of unhealthy foods from the drive-thru, freezer section and snack foods aisle to the cost of healthy foods. By making even one of these swaps, you can make room in your grocery budget for a few new healthy foods.

Check out http://www.dailyspark.com/blog.asp?post=what_20_will_buy_at_the_drivethru_and_at_the_supermarket
for more!

I appreciate this post, I really do.

But, low-income families generally don’t do Burger King. They do McDonald’s, where you can get relatively filling items for a dollar. McDonald’s is cheaper than Burger King, Jack-in-the-Box, Wendy’s, etc, and it’s considerably cheaper than buying healthy groceries. Food Inc. put it perfectly. When you’re low-income, it makes more sense to order a McChicken from the Dollar Menu than to head over the produce section of Walmart and pick out two or three pears for the same price.

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These options are even cheaper if we have locally-produced means of getting it. This is one of the many reasons we have to insist that local farmers’ markets accept food stamps and WIC!

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againstallflags:

Jesus Saves $3.59 9/10.

Russellville(ish), Kentucky.

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Now that’s natural living..

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