Kristina Ellis

The overall totals for the month, we had people saving everything from $200 to there were multiple people who saved over $6,000.

So it's just right.

It's with everything going on with groceries, with all of inflation, it's a good thing every now and then to just do a tune up and go, you know, can we cut back?

But it's been amazing for our family, too.

So we went really extreme for a month, right?

We did the $100 for a family.

And what was cool is we actually wanted to use from our pantry.

So a lot of weeks, we only spent like $30 or $40 because we were trying to use what we already had.

So just doing that now, we've flexed our budget a bit.

We allowed a little bit more.

And we're still spending about $125 a week just because we were so disciplined for a while that now it's like, I don't really want to go back to spending all that money.

Why is it needed?

I'd rather go on vacation or...

save for a house and do these different money goals that we have versus just literally eating eating our food like just eating our money away like what's the point of that so yeah i just encourage everybody who's feeling stressed out about grocery costs like there are ways to really really cut back and i posted it january 6th on my instagram hopefully can give you some tips and advice on you know ways to do it and they're not going to be the fanciest meals like i'm i'm no chef

And I don't love cooking.

I basically was like, I want meals that literally in the next like four or five years, I could teach my four year old how to make.

I don't want it to be fancy.

That is my dream.

That is literally my dream.

That's so good.