I want to start by saying I’m embarrassed to share this as a “recipe”. We are not breaking ground here. It’s just cheap and easy! Ingredients Instructions This is a TON of drumsticks I only suggest making this many at a time for a large family OR if you’re ok with eating the same meal […]
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We have always referred to this slice of Heaven as “Strawberry Stuff” in my family. I suppose it’s formal name is “Strawberry Pretzel Salad”. No matter it’s name, it is the freakin’ BEST! Below you will find my step by step on how to get this in your belly. Ingredients – all from Aldi Directions […]
As we all know, trying to be mindful with our grocery budget is damn near impossible when prices are rising every 👏 single 👏 day 👏. How cheap and easy I could make meals was one of my biggest hobbies. For the unforeseeable future the price per serving won’t even be that impressive, but I’ll […]
This post contains affiliate links in which I could make a commission on qualifying products. As always I only link products I have bought, own, and love. Back before the instant pot came into my life one of my favorite freeze ahead recipes was Amish Country casserole. It’s cheap, easy, and reminiscent of hamburger helper. […]
Looking for a quick and easy Instant Pot recipe using all Aldi ingredients? Meet Worcestershire noodles, Hamburger Helper’s homemade sister! This is such a fast and easy Instant Pot recipe. For many Hamburger Helper may bring back memories of hard times, when you had to eat on the cheap. It may have been cheap, but […]
I don’t know how to cook like a normal person. I couldn’t make just one chicken pot pie even if I tried. I hate measuring. I hate tons of ingredients. I am a dump and go kind of girl, which lead me to this recipe. If you’re going to make one pot pie, you might […]
I use to never freeze meat. Hell, I use to never buy meat. It took me years to break my college grocery habits of shopping for solely Lean Cuisines, Totino’s party pizzas, Chef Boyardee ravioli, and of course ramen noodles. They were all cheap, didn’t go bad, and required zero effort. I still like making […]