Inexpensive Health Food?

What do you mean by health food? I shop at TJ's, Kroger, and Walmart. Try to buy most of your food from the perimeter and watch for sales. Kroger always sends me coupons.

I second Aldi, but I get my beans at a store that sells Caribbean/Latin@ food for about the same price as Wal-Mart. And I get lots of produce at the flea market.

Check out asian/ethnic grocery stores near you. The produce I've gotten at Chinese groceries have been excellent and very cheap. Like 1 lb of oyster or shiitake mushrooms for $2. Or apples for $0.69 per pound.

I don't know what you're looking for...Today I bought eggs, spinach, zucchini, peanut butter, rice cakes, chocolate, onion. All healthy. Nothing really expensive, except for the chocolate.

Since switching to a healthy diet, I've actually found I'm spending les at the grocery store. I generally do my shopping at walmart and for a family of three I spend anywhere from 60-80 dollars on a normal week. Before I was spending over 100 dollars a week on junk foods. I typically purchase the same groceries and find different recipes using the foods. Lots of eggs, a large pack of chicken breasts, turkey burger, lean pork chops (fat trimmed), maybe a pork loin or turkey loin (we like them on the grill) a couple fresh veggies to eat early in the week and frozen veggies to keep our freezer full. I but low sugar oatmeal, snacks like Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, hummus with celery, mozzarella. I stay away from prepackaged meals due to the higher sodium and the fact that they are more costly. Hope this helps.