A group created to help people find the best deals on the 811 diet. Share our experiences and cost saving tips.
We need help getting all of the best 811 deals posted. Please share your deals and tricks for budget conscious 811rv's.
How do you save money to support your lifestyle?
Where do you get the cheapest produce in town?
What's in season and on sale now?
How do you save money on other household items?
Do you know of any great coupons that are out.
Thanks for sharing.
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Today I bought a 30 lb box of bananas from my local Farmers Market. It was 26.88 and I had a little over 100 bananas inside... Although, they still aren't ripe I hope they will be soon (:
Read more…I have a sister in Madison who I visit a couple times a year. I am thinking maybe I could combine that visit with a wholesale fruit run? Anybody got any contacts in Madison or suggestions for how I can find them? I have found internet research for wholesalers a very frustrating and fruitless process.
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I just started 80/10/10 (though it's closer to 955) this month. I absolutely love it and haven't wanted to go back to SAD even once. I'm planning on staying on this lifestyle for the rest of my life if I can, but the cost is really stressing me out. Unfortunately, for school I live in a somewhat upscale area so my food budget doesn't suite the fruit diet. The closest food co-op is an hour away and even then, I have a really hard time staying under budget with the food I need in a week. It's really stressing me out. How can I save money or find better deals on fruit? So far my only option has been to under-eat but that makes me feel like crap. Until I can move to a more affordable area, I need a better plan. Any tips?
What is a good website to purchase in fruits/veggies? Also, what is a good website to join that makes sure I am eating my 811?
European fruit lovers!! Where do you get your wholesale fruits from???
I'm looking for dates, persimmons, bananas, etc. etc. I'd love it if I can organize that my fruits stay longer on the trees before picking (compared to the usual pickup standards.)
Does somebody know a good supplier for delivery in East Europe - Hungary? Thanks!!
in ohio at least, i go to my local Meijer store. i know it's not the best selection, but this week they have i lb containers of fresh strawberries and pomegranates 10/$10
Thanks for starting this GrapeNut :-)