If You Live Alone, Groceries Aren’t Always Cheaper

half-used container of sauce?

Still there.

The bread?

Still there.

The chicken?

Hopefully still there.

And now you’re trying to figure out:

“How many meals can I create with these ingredients before I have to throw something away?”


This Is Where the “Cheap Groceries” Argument Gets Complicated

Because technically, yes, groceries can be cheaper.

If you buy $60 worth of groceries and use all $60 worth of food, you’re getting a lot of meals.

That’s simple.

But what if you use $35 worth and throw away $25 worth?

Now the