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Is there a cheap food app that actually works when money is really tight?
I keep seeing these apps advertised as ways to save money on food, and every time I try one, it feels like they’re built for people who have money and just want to feel clever about saving it, not people trying to figure out dinner on less than sixty dollars a week. Too Good To Go was the last one I tried, and the surprise bag was mostly bakery stuff that didn’t help much with actual meals for the week. I’m looking for a cheap food app where you can see what you’re getting before you pay and that covers actual grocery items instead of just leftover bread and pastries from a cafe.
u/No-Egg-2824 — 7 days ago