Eating healthy doesn’t have to break the bank. Here’s a list of budget-friendly healthy groceries to help you plan your meals:
Produce

- Fresh Fruits:
- Apples ($1.50/lb)
- Bananas ($0.50/lb)
- Oranges ($1.50/lb)
- Fresh Vegetables:
- Carrots ($0.60/lb)
- Onions ($0.60/lb)
- Frozen mixed vegetables ($1.50/lb)
- Leafy Greens:
- Spinach ($1.50/bunch)
- Kale ($1.50/bunch)
Grains

- Whole Wheat Bread: ($2.50/loaf)
- Brown Rice: ($1.50/bag)
- Oats: ($2.50/bag)
- Quinoa: ($2.50/bag)
Proteins

- Canned Beans: Black beans, chickpeas, kidney beans ($1.00/can)
- Eggs: ($1.50/dozen)
- Canned Tuna: ($2.00/can)
- Tofu: ($2.50/block)
Dairy

- Greek Yogurt: ($2.50/cup)
- Milk: ($2.50/gallon)
- Cottage Cheese: ($2.50/cup)
Pantry

- Canned Tomatoes: ($1.00/can)
- Olive Oil: ($3.00/bottle)
- Spices: ($1.00/bottle)
- Nuts and Seeds: ($5.00/bag)
Snacks

- Nuts: Almonds, walnuts ($5.00/bag)
- Dried Fruits: Dates, apricots ($2.50/bag)
- Energy Bars: ($2.50/bar)
Final Thought

