STEP 1 Make a meal plan 做一個(gè)飲食計(jì)劃
Make a meal plan for a couple weeks at a time. Plan every meal for that time period so that nothing will go to waste.
STEP 2 Look for deals 尋找降價(jià)產(chǎn)品
Keep an eye out for sales. When staples such as rice, grains, and beans are on sale, stock up, but don't buy what you won't eat just because it's on sale.
STEP 3 Find local organic sellers 購(gòu)買本地商販的有機(jī)食物
Find and take advantage of local farmer's markets and food co-ops. The food is always fresh and often less expensive.
Avoid oils, except Flax and extra virgin Olive oil, and add pharmaceutical grade fish oil with Omega 3 and 6 to maintain a healthy diet.
STEP 4 Select generic 選擇非預(yù)包裝食品
Avoid prepackaged foods, even ones that are labeled "healthy" or "smart" choice. Prepackaged foods almost invariably contain preservatives and white starches, and are often no less expensive than fresh foods.
STEP 5 Substitute meat 選擇肉食替代品
Eliminate meat once a week and cook vegetarian meals. Use beans, eggs, and other protein-rich foods to supplement.
Think about growing your own food in a backyard garden to ensure quality and freshness.
STEP 6 Eat seasonal foods 吃應(yīng)季食物
Buy seasonal produce. Load up on stone fruits in the summer and apples and pomegranates in the fall.
STEP 7 Avoid eating out 避免在外就餐
Avoid eating out by packing a lunch whenever you can.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, Americans waste around 96 billion pounds of food yearly.