Goal: $75
Actual: $60.57
I'm under but it's because I haven't been cooking a lot. We're in the midst of a home renovation project, and the cooking I've done has been mainly test recipes for the next Happy Herbivore cookbook. Mostly the budget went to fresh fruits and veggies for snacks and many salads plus just a few other things...
- Hoison-Mustard Tofu with Unfried Rice
- Whole-Wheat Beer Bread
- 2 batches of Low-Fat Spicy Hummus
- Maple Muffins
- Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Vegan Pumpkin Oatmeal Cookies
- 4 test recipes for Happy Herbivore cookbook
Looking forward to being done with the house renovation so I can do more cooking!
Hello to my fellow food budgeters!
- Emily Levenson
- Maria Marz
- Veggie Converter
- Dairy-Free Cooking
- Motor City Girl In the Steel City
- The Happy Cactus
- The Vegetarian Salmon
- Test Kitchen Tuesday
- Newly Vegan
- Always Sick and Tired
- Veggie on the Cheap
- MeloMeals: Vegan For $3.33 A Day
- A Guy, A Girl, And a Dinner Plate
- The Amateur Low Carb Flexitarian
- The Veggie Life
hope the renovations are going smoothly. and quickly so that you can get back to cooking!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I would count the baked goods as part of my food budget, then. I would count those as part of my gift-giving budget, which is a whole other line item (like gas or electricity or cable). Just sayin'. Just because you decide to make people gifts doesn't mean your food budget should be penalized. If you bought them gloves and scarves you wouldn't through that in your food budget, right? :)
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