Many people think they can’t eat a whole food diet because it is too expensive. I know, I was one of those people.
Paralyzed at the grocery store, I felt that the only way to feed my family well was to spend most of our paycheck on “Organic” food.
Thankfully, I have learned that it is not necessary to spend our life savings in order to eat healthfully. It really is possible to eat real food without breaking the bank.
Stephanie, from Keeper of the Home, has written an excellent book about how to eat healthy for less: Real Food on a Real Budget
I bought the book shortly after it was released and was more than impressed. In-depth and thorough, Stephanie has produced a high quality resource that will benefit most anyone who is interested in saving money on good food.
Since it is Giving Month and since this book is being offered at an AMAZING price right now, I want one of my dear readers to have a copy. I appreciate all of you who stop by and spend a little of your time here. Thank you!
To enter this giveaway, simply leave a comment below. But do it quickly, I’ll be closing the giveaway and announcing the winner at 5pm PST, Friday November 5th (that’s tomorrow).
The reason I’m closing the giveaway so soon is because I want those who don’t win to have the opportunity to buy the book at the discount price (which ends tomorrow night, Nov. 5).
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Wow, that book looks super interesting! Definitely a book that could benefit a lot of people.
I’ve been making small steps towards feeding my family healthy foods, but I can use all the help I can get!
Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
Wow sounds great, so helpful and just what the family needs. Such a thoughtful give away, perfect timing too
Sounds like a very good book. It is a challenge to eat healthy foods when you have a tight budget.
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Hi Stacy! This is a cool thing you are doing! I am always looking for cheap ways to feed my family healthy foods! ~Sarah
I have been eyeing that book for a while, but it sounds too good to be true! Could really use some hope and encouragement on the whole foods budget! Thanks for hosting a giveaway!
Sounds like a great book. We’re in the process of switching to more healthy whole foods and I’d love some tips on how to save money while doing it! Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
I’m curious about this book for my boyfriend – he has full custody of his three children and struggles to feed them organic, grassfed meat and veggies. Thanks for letting me know about this book!
This book looks great! It is definitely one I need to read!
I would love to be entered
This books sounds so helpful.
Oh, I’d love to win this! I buy through co-ops, make my own kefir and cure my own olives (1.75 a pound!)to save money but somehow I always spend more than I want to.
Sometimes I feel like we spend a fortune on groceries, so I’d love to read this book.
I’ve found ways to combat the expense by doing my own things — drying our own tomatoes, purreeing our own pumpkins and freezing. Nonetheless, savings ideas = awesome!
This is a book I have been wanting to read for a while! I would LOVE to win a copy! Thank you for the chance!
I would LOVE this book. I’m trying to get us healthier. The key word here would be TRY.
sounds like a great book, pick me!
I’m just starting to learn about Real Food. With my hubby out of work, everything needs to be on a tight budget. This book is a great idea!!
Hi, it’s Jackie from the Azure Co-op. I just wanted to say hello and nice blog! In case I’m chosen for the book, please just choose someone else. I feel like there are others who are more in need at the moment. See you Tuesday!
I would love to win this book. Another thing I’ve added already to my amazon wishlist.
Wow, This book looks awesome! Can’t wait to get my hands on this one. Most of my friends, especially those with a family are always saying they can’t afford to eat healthy. I agree with you, it can seem that way in the beginning, but as you learn more about healthy eating, it does not have to be so expensive!
Thanks for doing what you do!!
Oooh, I think I’m still in time to be entered! This is what we’re currently trying to work through as a family – sticking to our principles of frugality and stewardship, while trying to feed our family nutritious, real food! Hope I win!
I hope I got my comment in in time!
Thanks!