- 42 oz of grilled chicken breast. (currently on sale for 23 cents an oz.) $9.66 for the week
- 42 liquid egg whites ( currently whole eggs are on sale for .14 cents each, so I can hard boil them and only have the egg white. ) $5.88 for the week
- 224 almonds (I purchase in bulk from Costco 1 container lasts about a month for me and is roughly $12.00 $3.00 for the week
- 42 oz cooked tilapia (currently on sale for 50 cents per oz) $21.00 for the week
- 42 oz cooked flank steak (currently on sale for 50 cents per oz) $21.00 for the week
- 21 c spinach leaves (Frozen currently on sale for 10 cents per oz) $14.01 for the week
- 7 cups green beans (frozen currently on sale for $1.00 a bag ) $2.50 for the week
- 7 c cooked brown rice ( 16 oz bag currently on sale for $1.09) $2.18 for the week
- 3.5 c dry oats ( container lasts approximately an entire month @ $3.49) $1.25 for the week
- 3.5 grapefruit ( A five pound bag will usually last me a week and a half @$4.49) $2.50
- 7 rice cake ($3.39 for a bag of 13) $1.70
The below are items that I also use on a daily basis. I buy my flax oil once every couple of months for less then $10.00 a bottle. Olive oil I buy from Coscto and lasts me FOREVER. My protein powder I buy from GNC or Bodybuilding.com and is a monthly/bi-monthly purchase. Almond butter, I can buy once a month for less then $10.00. Green/Red Peppers are bought only when they are on sale for CHEAP and are frozen. If I don't have them I add spinach or green beans as a substitute. Mushrooms are also only bought if on sale, if they are not cheap I do not include them in my plan.
7 tbs flax oil
1 tbs olive oil
10.5 scoop protein
10.5 scoop protein
7 tbs almond
butter
2 1/3 c red /
green pepper
2 1/3 c mushroom
1.75 avocado
2 1/3 c mushroom
1.75 avocado
1 gallon Water jug (Bought for $1.00 twice a month, refill daily at home)
Adding in my extras I suppose you can say I average about $100.00 a week in food purchase.
So even at that number $100.00 for 6 meals a day, 7 days a week is $2.38 a meal. Insanely cheap and insanely healthy.
This is proof that you can not use "too expensive" as a reason to not eat healthy. If you sit down and write it out, prep once or twice a week you can accomplish it.