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Beautifully said!!

Amen! 🌞

I was only so astonished that the $ Tree offers groceries like that, frozen stuff, etc!?? Ours sure doesn't, had no idea!

well said, shopping in bulk can be even cheaper, but not if you only have a few bucks to spend. thanks for that!

There are 40,000 grocery stores in the US and 1500 Dollar stores

@@joannmaddalena1084 and you may want to look up a) the definition of a food desert b) the geographical distribution of those grocery stores, and c) the academic articles that back up my comment.

Avoiding products from China, but not really shopping right now. But I do love the Dt. Those tongs lasted one cooking session, the heat makes them come unglued. There knife s are sharp tho.

Well said!!

George B I agree

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Amen

Christus resurrexit vere! Alleluia Alleluia Alleluia!!!

Amen we're alive because he is and we will rise from death too🛐

🙏Amen

Watching this in 2021 a day after Easter, he is Risen as he said🙏

@@mirianduran9753 if you're born again, Jesus told Nicodemus '' you must be born again to enter into heaven''. read scripture.

Well said!

I agree this was a great video

When I first saw that the 99¢ stores here in Los Angeles started selling fresh fruits and veggies I was happy because I know many families can only afford to shop at these discount stores will have access to healthy food.

Years ago Weight Watched use to recommend albarco tuna

i was looking for that too!

I bought the exactly same pink Himalayan salt in Wal-Mart for almost $5 ....days after I found at dollar tree 😕😕😕😕

I literally had already checked through in the check out line when the woman behind me said she had gotten the product and it had shards of glass in it! She probably was bs or didn't understand large grain salt but I had them take it off! I do shop at $1 stores but leery as I do it. But there are some great products in there. Good place for your can food back-ups! I used to get a great canned fish there that I fed to my cat and dogs. I tasted it and it was good and likely better than tuna! It even still had skins on and looked like fish! (Not sardines or anything but regular fish) ps. Can't find it anymore.

Yes, I found Himalayan Pink Salt the other day from the DT and bought it because Bobby recommended it. It seems to be a high quality, too.

That's where I get mine. Many of those items aren't at my Dollar tree. I suspect different areas have different items. I am in upstate NY.

Everyone knows Rose Hips are really good for you :-)

I'm not negating that many are facing hard times, however with knowledge, one can eat very healthfully on a budget. Get a 95/lb whole chicken at Aldis' and eat from it for the week. I've done it.

CT Mom Exactly. People assume healthy= expensive/ organic. There are plenty of options, hope this opens the eyes of people that they can buy healthy on a budget even before this whole virus thing happened.

Definitely possible to eat healthy on a low budget. In fact, I find it significantly cheaper to eat on a healthy plant based diet.

@@ctmom2114 But you assume that everyone lives near an Aldi or that everyone has access to those prices. While yes, many of us do, there are things like food deserts and to act as if they don't exist is doing no justice for those living that life every day. The same way that someone may work multiple jobs to take care of their family and/or have to take the bus to get to the store - everyone has the same number of hours in the day, but not everyone has the luxury to spend those hours the same way. I'm blessed to be in the position I am now but when I was a single mom with two children, no license, and living in the middle of nowhere because it was the only place I could afford to live - these things were luxuries. If I couldn't buy it at the small gas station by my house or have a friend deliver it - I couldn't have it. To be clear, this isn't to knock you for voicing your point of view here. I just want to provide some insight into what people may be going through that don't afford them even the luxury of paying .95/lb for chicken at Aldi. It is a privilege even when it doesn't feel as though it is one

I cant afford it neither either i do without, or i sacrefice hair cut or other then i enjoy and forget " cant afford" Then im not complicit to china

Yes please!

Yes

I'd like to see that!

🤫Not crowded too

@DaddyGirl Tons of food actually. Ours is in a super dangerous place, so I never go anymore.

Thx happy Easter to you too!

SHE IS!! I love chunky babies. She's perfect!!!

She seems to like it too.

You know she has him wrapped around her little finger. #daddysgirl🎀

Yes, he really loves her

Crazy cute click bait eh :)

I come to say the same thing!!! I'm 35 and still have my daddy wrapped around my finger! On the flipside I'm around his too. I do things for him I never do for myself. #daddysgirlforever

Facts 💯

Watch Dave ramsey!!!

He's not advocating shopping there - he's responding to all the comments on other shopping hauls that people didn't have the money to buy things he chose.

DO you have a problem with DT. Is it beneath You?

I click so fast I was like wat good info

Compare this to to the early 90s or even 2000s. All the frozen vegetables, cauliflower rice, coconut well you watched the video. Back in the day or even five years ago it was all junk food and 90 percent junk food and no healthy options. It goes to show the power of keto and modern people realizing this super junk food give you diabetes. I can't imagine in another five years what they will have

​I thought only Cheap Junk can be Bought at Dollar Tree. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Tammie Monahan are you serious? Get a grip

@@holdon2829 Why are you leaving such a negative comment to this person who was thanking Bobby for his help. Stop being so sour and learn to scroll please.

Budget tips are especially important with the inflation we are dealing with!

Yes you are right I bought frozen salmon base on that aldi video when I went to cook it I saw it was a product of China. I am sure it was mistake good thing it was only $3.99 I think.

Aldi products are tested and safe with higher standards than many higher priced brands.

@kenjohanson...Aldi's or DT, China is China!

I never buy fish from Alaska anymore. Soooo upset Fukashima nuclear plant still leaking and will for decades to come into the Northwest Pacific Coast. Independent reports from the government's coming in that it is in their fishing Waters

Very true....hang on to your reciept!!!

she's a cutie

Such a cutie Pie....

Weeeellllll . . . Maybe those maltitol candies can be a substitute for ex-lax!! 😄

well said! Which is why I say to go for it if thats ur only choice, tts still a good option!

Because of the covid-19 shut down many will be out of work for a while , but are so many better healthier food options than the Dollar Tree! Try beans, rice, pasta, dried fruit, seeds, etc. At the grocery store, canned fish, sardines are much less than at the dollar store!

Hey my friend you forgot to put the 1 in front of the 6. Yes it is 16m. God help us PLEASE!!!!

Lord have mercy! I been broke and fish from China or Vietnam have been a no. Thank you Bobby for giving people options.

Just 6 try 20!

Rice cakes are a desert for the mouth, lol! I just don't them, my opinion only.

Yes Yes 👍👍👍

it's very very true, but at least they ate real food back then, not like today!

I would gander a guess that Crisco oil was NOT soybean oil back then! Soybean oil invaded more recently but not as recently as the destruction of large acreages of rain forest to grow palm.😥 Nothing wrong with bringing in certain exports a country is known for but something DEEPLY DISTURBING about jamming a cargo plane full of live chickens to a far away land, with a poor reputation against animals, who then process them and ship back to us. Or chopping down beautiful life sustaining rain forest to create a palm oil trade. Meet the Globalist elite.😤

Don't think you need to worry so much about what your parents and grandparents ate as do the people today. I think that Crisco started out using cottonseed oil, in 2012 they started using a blend of the bad stuff palm oil and soybean. When greed took over in these giant name brands we all trusted that's when widespread health issues took over the consumer. People also want fast meals, where are grandparents cooked healthier homecooked meals that simmered all day with the bone in the meats.

Iris loves life 😩😭 my mom used to use Crisco all the time. It’s crazy how uneducated we all are about food and nutrition. You would think it would come naturally.

FlavCity with Bobby Parrish back in our parents and grandparents day, they did a lot of their cooking with lard and bacon grease, often rendered from their own, or locally sourced animals, plus, as you said, more were self sustaining and knew the source of their food. Plus, they worked harder physically. All factors in why they were healthier in many respects..

Glad I scrolled through the comments before posting or I would have mentioned the same stuff you did. The only thing I didn't notice you mentioning is the pizza sauce. They have one (forget name unfortunately) that's made with extra virgin olive oil and very tiny pieces of tomato that really makes your pizza taste like something special. - Also, with so many people cooking and freezing stuff I'm surprised he didn't mention plastic containers. They have ever size you'll probably ever need. And at 4/$1 that's a damn good deal.

@@magusxxx LOL-I am a home canner, and make my own pizza sauce . Yes, foil pans, too are a real bargain.

I had 5 babies started all of them at 9 mos. with the potty. Very easy...early is better. The longer you wait the harder it is. My first baby was asking me potty no.1 and no.2 at 14 mos.

True, at age 2 my kids were completely trained and talking, it was normal.

You can order online and have it delivered to your local Dollar Tree store.

M a r i a you aren’t missing anything. your local grocery store is probably less money than dollar store.