Comments by "fialee8" (@fialee8) on "" video.
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If you buy stuff on sale and spend a some time cooking your own food, you can cut your food bill by 50% or more vs full retail pricing. Example, bag of Lay's chips is about $5 vs $2.25 on sale. 12 pack of 12oz Pepsi or Coke is $11 vs $4 on sale. Box of 6oz cilantro lime rice is $2.50 vs making it yourself, $2.50 will make 3lbs of cilantro lime rice (sale prices on bunch of cilantro $0.50, 2 limes @ $0.50, 3lbs of rice $1.50, stuff you have around the house... water, pot, salt). Cooked rotisserie chicken $9 vs buying whole chicken for $0.79/lb on sale. Salt, pepper, oven for 45mins for 4lb chicken $3.16. The problem is that if you cook for one person, there's a lot of extra food which might go to waste since buying single serving portions is almost never on sale, and costs as much as a max/large pack that is on sale.
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