Food delivery is great, but that can get expensive. PennyGem’s Justin Kircher has some food ideas that are also tasty to your budget.
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00:00Believe me, I agree that when it's dinnertime, it's easier to go through a delivery menu
00:08than whip up something yourself.
00:10After a while, though, that food brought to your front door can get expensive.
00:13Here are some ideas for meals that are more budget-friendly.
00:16A pretty obvious one that can also double as comfort food would be the good ol' combo
00:20of grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup.
00:22The Simple Dollar says that when adding up a loaf of bread, cheese slices, and a can
00:26of soup, you can make four servings for just under six bucks.
00:29Speaking of comfort food, yes, mac and cheese in a box exist, but chances are you can work
00:34your own magic in the kitchen to create something better.
00:37For just a fiver, the Simple Dollar says you can get a box of pasta, get some milk, and
00:41some shredded cheese to make your own.
00:43Don't worry, you can get a little fancier even on this budget.
00:46Better Homes and Gardens has a recipe that serves four consisting of spaghetti, canned
00:49tomatoes, and frozen shrimp that comes in at just $2.58 per serving.
00:54And first thing in the morning, too, you can help out your budget, yet treat yourself.
00:58Better Homes and Gardens has a four-serving recipe with ingredients that includes egg
01:02whites, spinach, tomatoes, and shredded Parmesan cheese at a cost of $2.79 per serving.