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Article: Eating Healthy Doesn't Cost Significantly More

this is kind of funny, as their definition of a healthy vs unhealthy diet includes meats on the unhealthy side. Its not like what truly is a healthy diet is all that well defined anywhere, given that the research studies show different results.
 
EasyEJL said:
this is kind of funny, as their definition of a healthy vs unhealthy diet includes meats on the unhealthy side. Its not like what truly is a healthy diet is all that well defined anywhere, given that the research studies show different results.
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How the hell gave you made that many posts?
 
I only scanned the article, but i dont buy this. I do all my families grocery shopping, we used to eat horribly and now we eat good and ive lost 60#. Its much cheaper to buy crappy frozen dinners and pizzas, canned vegetables, cheap white breads, procesed lunchmeat as opposed to fresh deli lunch meat, fresh vegetables and meats, whole grain breads, etc etc etc.
 
I can do all my grocery shopping for me for around 200$ a month. Thats steak, fish, eggs and all the veggies I need.
 
kenny76 said:
I only scanned the article, but i dont buy this. I do all my families grocery shopping, we used to eat horribly and now we eat good and ive lost 60#. Its much cheaper to buy crappy frozen dinners and pizzas, canned vegetables, cheap white breads, procesed lunchmeat as opposed to fresh deli lunch meat, fresh vegetables and meats, whole grain breads, etc etc etc.
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It all depends on where you shop, I do all my produce shopping at a market. Everything is significantly cheaper at the produce market that I shop at as compared to the local grocery stores. Learn to make breads and buy in bulk, I get my chicken from a whole sale distributer 40# for 70 bucks and it feeds the whole family for 2 months. The problem isn't that bad food is cheaper, it's that most people don't want to learn how to make good food so they keep buying pre made good food which is marketed as more expensive.
 
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