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Define eating healthy. Carrots, lettuce, spinach and water are ridiculously cheap. If it's over-priced, branded, luxury convenience product in tiny quantities
by midas007 13y ago
Define eating healthy.
Carrots, lettuce, spinach and water are ridiculously cheap.
If it's over-priced, branded, luxury convenience product in tiny quantities, then it's obviously going to cost more.
The other cheap way to eat: freegan.
- perryh2 13y agoSoylent.
- collyw 13y agoI am pretty sure that long term this is not going to be viewed as healthy.
- coderzach 13y ago> Carrots, lettuce, spinach and water That's not a healthy diet.
- smartician 13y agoTry getting your daily 2000 kcals from carrots, lettuce, spinach and water. Compare that cost to getting a few items from McDonald's dollar menu. I'll do the math for you: One pound of carrots has roughly 190 calories. So you'd need to eat at least 10 pounds of carrots to get average your daily energy requirement. How much is a pound of carrots? $0.99? A McDonald's Bacon Cheddar McChicken has 480 calories for $1. So you'd only have to buy four of them.
- judk 13y agohttp://www.livingshalom.com/2012/11/cheapest-carrots-for-juicing/ http://www.livingshalom.com/2012/11/cheapest-carrots-for-jui... 65c. Not so different. And carrots+beans+rice are less vomit-inducing than McDonalds burgers in bulk.
- bluedino 13y agoUse potatoes. 10lb bags are like 3.99. Rice, beans, corn, what'd do you think people in third world countries survive on? My grandma used it spent Saturday morning making ten loaves of bread for the week, very cheap to do.