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Made a big batch of chicken noodle soup in the Instant Pot over the weekend. Got a big serving I ate right when it was done and then five other smaller servings I put in fridge/freezer. Two large chicken thighs, pound of carrots, entire package of celery, one large yellow onion, entire bunch of parsley. Added half package of egg noodles I already had. Need to figure out how much it came to for ingredients.
Prices have went up and I shop at the cheapest store which is Winco. I eat 93% lean hamburger and it’s up to 5.88/lb. I wanted filet mignon and it was 20/lb. But it was 2 meals for me and one for my son with sides. The 2 of us spend between 350-400/month. He is leaving for 3 months so I figured it will cost me about 150/month because he eats more than me. When younger I had to watch the food budget but now I am going to eat what I want. I used to eat filet mignon out once a year but now it’s 50 and I won’t pay that.
Since covid is the rage, I can’t spend money on travel or other crowd related activities. So, I am not going to be frugal about the cost of food and eat what I want.
The cat food shortage seems to be getting worse. For some months now, we've had to go to 4 different stores (plus Chewy) to source what we need. Now even Chewy is out of a lot of items. Last week, I found one of the flavors most preferred by our furry little overlords at Stop & Shop. I bought several cans, but didn't clean them out because I know others must be in the same boat. I'm worried that media attention to this shortage will create somewhat of a buying frenzy, so I am trying to stock up to some degree, while still being considerate of others. You just can't explain to a cat that he needs to eat it and like it, lol.
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Cute and funny. RR. So far my dog food supplier who also delivers to my door has been consistent and reliable for which I am very grateful.
I've heard cat food is in short supply, though your adorable overlords seems blissfully unaware.
I am so glad my mother taught me about substitutions when I was growing up. When cooking I am using these more and more.
Love those pictures! I had a bit of a problem, a few weeks ago, but last shopping trip, the shelves had what I normally buy. I'll see how things are on this week's trip.
Your bosses are super cute!!
Just got back from shopping and, yes, the canned - and even some of the bagged - cat food was limited or gone. I picked up another bag of dry for my cats, but what was left of the canned was waaayyyyy expensive.