Top money saving tips for cooking

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Super helpful, thank you!!
Comment from : @marinabrola

Hold up - it’s worth noting that having your refrigerator too cold can have an adverse effect on vegetables as well, especially those with a high water content such as cucumbers or leafy anything
Comment from : @luisgalindo6705

i can guarantee aldi is cheaper than any world foods section especially that of sainsburys
Comment from : @nice900

Leave to world food section alone 😩😩 you’re gonna make everything more expensive for us
Comment from : @RO-B96

"How to save money cooking Step 1: don't"
Comment from : @yowutupimbilbo

In Germany those sections are called "international", not "world"
Comment from : @FrogeniusWG

Can confirm the spices thing I’ve been using chilli powder from the 70s (according to my mom) and it’s barely flavourful I went to a restaurant that probably? uses fresh ingredients and their chilli flakes still don’t taste like much I’ve concluded that chilli powder/flakes don’t taste like much unless you eat a whole handful in a bar just to prove yourself What was I talking about?
Comment from : @snowowlmv3

Dry the extra fresh herbs you buy, it's better than having them wilt in the fridge
Comment from : @SugarandSarcasm

Not only bacteria growth behaves exponentially with rising temperatures but also the energy consumption of your fridge with decreasing temperatures So don’t be too sure about the fridge point…
Comment from : @lila385

Whr were u when i was building my pantry! 😭😔
Comment from : @muhammedhilmi9171

“World foods” is actually something you shouldn’t buy in a regular supermarket at all They overcharge Just buy Asian stuff in an Asia market Much cheaper there
Comment from : @manuel0578

Markup in the import aisle will massively vary by country and even just distance from ports/airports
Comment from : @HongMiyo

Buying a spice grinder was potentially the most time saved per dollar item in my kitchen I was just using a mortar and pestle, but the spice grinder can both get a finer grind and take way less time
Comment from : @GogiRegion

what is he making? looks delicous
Comment from : @luaqi

Drink pure olive oil
Comment from : @GeggIsReal

Another tip: find long pepper I buy it at a little Pakistani market near my house It smells like a mix of sweet spices, and has more flavour than regular peppercorns You'll buy them whole, so grind as needed I also like throwing them into soups whole
Comment from : @SewardWriter

You can turn down a fridge's temp?
Comment from : @moistbread2913

Honestly, if you don’t have a spice grinder and you want to invest in whole spices, go get a bladed spice/coffee grinder You can get one for, like, a dollar at the thrift store, and it’ll barely take up any more space than a jar of tomato sauce Even if you DO buy new, it’s like fifteen dollars for a perfectly good one, and it’ll last you forever if you don’t do anything stupid like try to grind rocks with it My family has had one that’s still working just fine from the late eighties
Comment from : @celestecrabb

Bought my spices hole now it burns please advise
Comment from : @jasonxhx7854

Does the rest of the world not know about loe fridge temperatures? -- I literally thought people knew this 😅I mean I guess not?
Comment from : @Weemwah

It's the opposite here in the USbrAny world food isle has products that are priced higher
Comment from : @ResinAlchemist2024

I wouldn’t say higher quality I would say cheaper and no, I would not say worse quality
Comment from : @TheRunoben

All basic info I appreciate this short because so many people don't know these simple facts Also loving the comments with other tips Happy cooking
Comment from : @lianoid918

Can you do a video on the different types of spice grinders? Really like ur videos! Thanks for the info!
Comment from : @Mickz48dies

8:58 je l’ai!!! Mais je parlait pas anglais quand j’étais petite donc j’ai pas fait gaffe
Comment from : @bibule

Buy in bulk too
Comment from : @anoncooks

Bold of you to assume I have produce
Comment from : @spamuel98

Chaat wow
Comment from : @floppy_hands1770

World food sections in all the grocery supermarkets around here, are expensive as fuck🤨brbrSadly, it's the same with all the ethnic supermarkets too😐
Comment from : @timcarder2170

For supermarket international sections, always check the sell by dates I've found things months past the date and personally I wouldn't be comfortable buying products so far out of date Because their imported I feel like the store is more reluctant to throw them out, so if there isn't good turnover for that product it could be sitting there for months past when it should
Comment from : @ThatGirlKim

At home I was also always thought that putting your spices into glass jars preserves their flavour much better I had set it to the test once and it's true
Comment from : @houdabouzammour7562

Cold !!
Comment from : @JustmunroWU

First time I heard a Brit use the word "produce" for fruits & vegetables, have only heard that word stateside 2bf
Comment from : @ŘåJŞïŃ-o2o

Powders are much cheaper wdym
Comment from : @TY_Tianyou

TIP No 4 : Sprinkle stew pid dry noodles on your otherwise excellent meal
Comment from : @geodav5700

Buying some whole smoked paprika rn
Comment from : @luderzuckerfan6990

Lol coconut milk can be bought for like half of this
Comment from : @lukethomsett5294

All these tips only to shop at sainsburys Go to aldi (or lidl), broh
Comment from : @___blocked

Going to a supermarket in a area with diversity have the best international products Top video
Comment from : @darrenclarke3454

Adding pomegranate is diabolical 💀
Comment from : @Gedagedigedagado

Another tip Shop in Aldi and definitely NOT Sainsbury’s
Comment from : @MultiGreen67

Turning down your fridge increases energy cost
Comment from : @Donners329

Idk what you ended up making in the short but it looks like Indian chat with sev and pomegranate seeds on top
Comment from : @vedangarekar1390

I bought curry in an asian market, it was cheaper than in the supermarket 😮brAnd in the turkish market the herbs are really fresh!
Comment from : @lovingsister3112

have u done a "meals for poor students" video / short? if not, it would be appreciated by many
Comment from : @ErenikGillgrenov

For those who like veg and turning the fridge temp down Invest in a cheap salad spinner and wash your veg 15 mins before use All your wilted greens and wrinkly peppers will spring to life! I had Romain that I was certain was waste, gave it a 10 min ice bath and it was almost new!
Comment from : @TrippyTigre

You wanna save money? Steal from big grocery chains
Comment from : @Ali-hasToRun

HOW TO KEEP HERBS FRESH FOR WEEKS:brbr1 Tupperware container: lay a paper towel at the bottom, wash your herbs but shake excess water off well, place in tub, lay another paper towel on top, refrigerate I find this level of water is perfect for the herbs, and for me, parsley/oregano/mint will last a good three weeks 🤩
Comment from : @tjmakes_

Don't eat
Comment from : @lordgong4980

Gunna need that recipe bro!
Comment from : @danfirth2678

the worlds foods section in my local shop is one shelf and they wasted 10 of it with awful kraft mac n cheese
Comment from : @martineriksson03

What temp should our fridge be at ?
Comment from : @muslimgirl6782

Thank you
Comment from : @lorettaowens1504

Liking the glasses
Comment from : @virtualmadworld

I know a trick on how to save 100 on groceries
Comment from : @blumenladenblutenreich8459

Bullshit advice, only usefull advice was "go to the cheap part of the supermarket", thank you, duh
Comment from : @Damian-wd5nq

🫡🫡🫡
Comment from : @hampelmann7574

Good lad
Comment from : @alexanderkeeldwyer8340

I too have that bench scraper from The Range Absolute bargain
Comment from : @kloudkitt7967

World food section? Living in Toronto, Canada, never heard or seen such a thing haha
Comment from : @MTHammertime

Love LoveLove❤❤❤brI love the information and that he was also cooking a recipe while giving Info brI love the fresh spices didn't know it changes colour because of oxygen exposure👍
Comment from : @roselipton2113

What a legend
Comment from : @prodxtendo

This was such clear and high value content in such a short vid
Comment from : @adamkhan7234

Also matters what shops you buy from as some are far more pricey than others Buy whole food rather than chopped, for instance 25 kg chicken is £8, and its fresh Cutting a chicken is fairly simple and cant mess up too badly Yes, some of that weight is bones but its still far better value for money than pre-cut foods Fruits too, whole mango for instance is half the price and more weight than chopped Money saved really adds up over the year
Comment from : @ninthshark9153

Finally someone I can relate with the whole spices
Comment from : @Swiftyblade9

my mom wont be happy about the lower fridge temperature but ill give it a try
Comment from : @vicooo4271

My guy looks like a chad with the beard😭😭
Comment from : @DEATHGamerStickmanStories

TYSM If you live near an Asian or World supermaket, it's even cheaper, and you can buy staples in bulk br(I don't live near one, so I make a shopping trip 2 or 3 times a year to the nearest)
Comment from : @Ater_Draco