Grocery Haul for One | $50 Monthly Budget | STACEY FLOWERS
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- Monthly Grocery Budget: $50.00
Grocery shopping on a Dave Ramsey inspired zero-based budget can be tasty if it’s a budget grocery haul. This grocery haul for one is a monthly grocery haul on a budget. Made much easier by meal planning for one and grocery shopping on a budget. My secret to success is meal prep and budget grocery shopping.
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Disclaimer: Honesty is awesome, so I share numbers and dollars in this post. I trust you’ll honor my honesty. Just so we’re clear, everything filmed here is based on my personal experiences + opinions. Not everything I say here will work for you, but I have faith that you’ll take the information presented and apply some of it to your own finances in a new and creative way.
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Not purchasing anything in Target, you have taken the frugal test and passed. Only a few are in your elite class. Well done! Lol.
Truth!! I started shopping at that god awful Walmart. Very little temptation there. 😂🤣
I see that income going up but the food budget staying the same. Discipline! Love it
Indeed. My weakness is quality food, clothing, and home goods. So the goal is to keep these lifestyle categories conservative until I’m debt FREE. 🤗
I noticed that too
I enjoy your videos so very very much... I think you are brilliant..
I want to be just like you when I grow up..
I will be 70 in May LOL
LOL! I love it!!! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
that comment made my day 😁😂😂😂😂😂
Lol I was thinking the same thing and I’m 50.
Juju Mama Same here. Never too old to learn
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That was so sweet that your subscriber sent you a water filter! It’s some great people in the world!! Why am i crying?! Lol
Because you are a wonderful person yourself.
You are crying, am not cry...yep am not crying....
Watching these old videos is so comforting/relaxing right now
Not only do I enjoy your grocery hauls - but I love your comments section! The vibe here is positive and supportive that I continuously smile as I scroll through and read😊
Thank all of you for the wonderful tips and inspiration❤
The minimalism in your menu and kitchen is goals AF. Just great whole food eating and clean kitchen.
I need this in my life.
Girl, you and me BOTH! It's actually taken me time to become ok with having a near empty fridge. In my mind it symbolized lack. I'm retraining my thinking to view it as efficiency.
@@girlinterrupted9792 YES. That is my battle as well. I grew up so poor and having sleep for dinner was a regular occurrence. Now that I have the means I find myself buying things in bulk when I live alone. Hell, I even stock for guests I never have for fear of being embarrassed by not having anything to offer if anyone ever came over!
The struggle is real AF.
Me too!
girl interrupted I would like to report to you some of my progress in this area. But don’t be misled, it has been many years in the making to retrain myself. What I did was I retrained myself to think of the store as my big storage unit and I can run to anytime I need to get something - I do not have to store it in my own house. Another thing I’ve had to re-train myself to do is just buy for a few days at a time - usually on the way home from work. The problem is that I think I eat way more than I actually do, so I think I’m shopping for a few days and in actuality it’s more like a week for some items. I am finally starting to get the hang of it. Also now every couple of days I look in my fridge and I see what is about to go bad and what I need to eat right now because my goal is to never have to waste any food, never have to throw any food out that I didn’t get to. This does make for some strange meals sometimes but I do feel very proud of myself that I’m not throwing a bunch of product out that I didn’t get to. There’s none of that ‘wishful cooking’ thing going on but then you never got to making that dish that you wanted to make. There’s only the reality of what I actually eat. And it’s still a work in progress, but I am spending way less and wasting way less. 🙂
@@JaneDoe-ob3cu proud of you!!😎
I am so convicted how wasteful I am in terms of shopping for groceries and because I live alone I order in a lot. Thanks for sharing how you budget your money for grocery shopping. I am learning some better spending ways from your videos.. ❤
Have you tried pickling some of the sliced onion? You can heat some vinegar and salt, pour it over the onions, and let it sit in the refrigerator. If you want more crisp onions don't heat the vinegar and salt mixture. It can really add a lot of interest to meals.
Ooooh that sounds delicious! I will try this and let you know if I love it!
I'm trying that!!!
Mmmhmm pickled onion and rice!!!
I wonder if you could use the banana pepper juice to pickle the onions. 🤔 I was also wondering if banana pepper juice could be reduced and still taste good. It's funny how budgeting brings out creativity.
@@alexisdandrea7576 Yes honey!!! yes you can. That is what I do and what I suggested Stacey do on a previous video!! It is good.
"Look at these beautiful greens, stunning!" So cute, never seen anyone so excited over veggies lol! You're an inspiration for me to eat healthier
"Close your eyes and keep walking" best advice ever.
Thank you Stacy for ur inspiration
You need to start shopping at Aldi!! That’s where it’s at!!
I just started going to Aldis a couple of weeks ago. I couldn’t believe how cheap everything was!
I keep hearing that- I need to check it out!
Im jealous of people who have access to places like aldis.
I went to Aldi's for the first time last week! Talk about savings!! Sure, I still had to go to the grocery store to get some items. But for the first time since I started my journey, I had $ left over in my grocery budget!! So I'll go there first from now on before I go to my regular grocery store.
Yeah people who make good money even not on a budget complain about how high Wholefoods is.
I really love how intentional you are with everything, including your shopping and food prep. Inspires me to be more mindful in general.
Hi Stacey- cooking delicious and nutritious food is a big part of my life (I even teach classes to teens at an after school program) and I grew up cooking with a budget similar to yours. I don't have the same restrictions on budget now but I still try to be conscientious of spending so I wanted to throw a couple of ideas out there that you might enjoy or be able to use. first, if you liked the salmon, you may really like fresh mackerel (I get them from Korean or Chinese markets usually); the price per pound is usually about 1/3 to 1/4 that of salmon and it has a similar rich texture and maybe a lighter, slightly lemony flavor. All it needs is a little salt and a tiny bit of oil and a quick sear in your skillet or you can brush a little soy sauce and honey on it and do the same. Second, especially in the winter in Chicago, using frozen greens can be a big money saver. When you buy spinach or kale, it's usually by the bunch, not the weight. And then when you cook it, it really shrinks down. In contrast, you can buy a bag of frozen spinach that has simply been wilted before freezing and you get probably 4x the weight for the same price. It's still great to have some raw veggies in your diet of course, but you can make your budget stretch into more greens this way, and the quality is sometimes better when you live in a cold area in the winter like we do. Even some veg that gets softer when it's been frozen like broccoli can be really amazing sauteed with garlic and red pepper until it's really soft and then mixed with a grain or pasta. i'm going to stop before i get carried away, but wanted to throw some ideas your way- all the best to you!
Do you eat lentils? One of my favourite recipes for fall is a thick lentil soup with lentils, sweet potatoes, caramelized onions, and a curry spice. Very hearty and warming. Also split peas are an inexpensive protein source which are delicious. I find, for me, lentils and split peas more easily digestible than beans, and because they break down more in cooking, they don’t upset my stomach as much. Thank you for inspiring me to be more conscious of how I shop and cook and eat. Best of luck in your journey!!
That sounds yummy
Latisha Smith It is, I make it quite often and you can add any other root vegetables you like, golden beets, parsnips, carrots, butternut squash, basically anything that has a sweet hearty flavour. I just cook my onions in a little oil til they are golden, add chopped garlic and ginger and cook for a minute or two. Then add the veggies including the sweet potato for a few minutes, add the lentils and the amount of stock or water to cover well (check on lentil package or online for proportions of lentils to liquid). Add some curry powder, cumin, cinnamon, salt and pepper and then let it cook in the oven for 2- 3 hours on low heat. Check the fluid level after a half an hour to make sure that it is sufficient, and give it a good stir. It freezes well and tastes even better the next day so that the spices can really intensify. I don’t really follow recipes, just my nose, my taste and my tummy. Enjoy.
I've been using red lentils to make tacos with. Tonight I used them with black beans for tacos. So good!!
Oooh maybe I need to try lentils.
That sounds really good!
Because you asked... both of those things in your store are sweet potatoes, they are just 2 different varieties of sweet potato, and for "not confusing people in the store" reasons, grocery stores often tend to call one or the other "yams." A real yam is kind of furry/rough, often a little purple inside, and super starchy. If your store has real yams at all, they're probably in the international section with all the other unusual and fuzzy tubers.
Also, I absolutely adore your channel. You have inspired my budgeting and the clearing of my pantry.
Also, adding on to that: the "yam" is probably a firmer, drier, and less sweet cultivar of sweet potato, although still sweeter and more moist than actual potatoes. As the skin indicates, it's also a light yellow on the inside, rather than orange. Just in case you are thinking about trying the "yam".
Also: a different store might switch the names, as the names are treated as sort of interchangeable.
you're absolutely correct about the difference.... the orange coloured sweet potato or carrot potato as we call it in the Caribbean is used for dessert dishes while the white one is used for savory dishes e.g hash, soups etc. Yams are slimy when peeling and we use the in soups or savory dishes.
I love that subscribers are sending you things, such an amazing community
I recently found your video and loved it. My budget is 75 and I followed how you set out your grocery list and found it way easier to keep to budget that way. Thank you so much!
I love your videos!!! I learn so much from them!! My grocery budget is a little higher due to me having a Family daycare in my home; however, I have set a 100.00 budget going forward,(I used to spend 150-175 a month), and I did it for the first time this month!! I spent 93.64! I put the remaining funds in my over-flow account!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! My over-flow emergency fund is growing again!!!
It’s so funny watching these videos because we live in the same neighborhood! I’m always looking for people I know in the background- ha!
Damn! U really went bare bones. I'm about to shop again, n I have apples, cabbage, celery, onions, lemons, carrots,spinach, frozen green beans, frozen Cali mixed vegies and a big turkey breast. The turkey was gifted to me. Also, lentils, canned black beans n garbanzos and broth. I spend $40 0r less per week for me n my grown son. Yes, I make lots of soups n we eat tons of acorn squash, oatmeal, n yams. U r doin a great job!.
I am very impressed with the quality and content of this video. Good luck on your debt-free journey! With your mind and skillset, you are more than half way there. I am so excited to check out the rest of your channel!
I honestly love this! It's so nice and empowering to see someone eating whole foods while supporting some local business all while sticking to a budget.
Your transparency made me subscribe immediately. I wish I had found your channel sooner bc I'm now saving for a bigger vehicle for my growing family and a house 😊
Flanner!!! That was SO thoughtful of your viewer/subscriber! God bless their generosity!!! Must be so encouraging to get such support! Praying your journey continues to grow you as you share with us!
Hey Stacey!
Always happy to see your videos pop up on my subscription list! And I definitely love and appreciate the longer videos where you are more in-depth about your groceries! It's always inspiring to see how you use your $50 budget! Also the tip about how your organize your shopping list and selecting your top 6 items as the base of your meal plan for the month was definitely very useful!
That's great! Thank you so so so much! I'm so happy you enjoy the longer format!
Stacey,
This is the first video of yours that I am watching and I instantly fell in love. You're so down to earth and honest! I aspire to have my finances in check and live sustainably. You're a great example and I admire you! Hope you're doing well!
This was my first time ever watching one of your videos and it’s been delightful! Finally TH-cam is doing something right with this algorithm ☺️. Your inspiring and it warmed my heart to know that your authenticity has encouraged others to support you monetarily. I’ll subscribe and stay turned to your growth peaceful journeys to you 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm so excited that you're enjoying my content! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Hi Stacey, I love your cooking videos. Can you do more cooking videos though out the month? I love watching you cook. The Home Chef video was awesome. I would also love to see how you stretch your food.
I'm a new follower but in this short time God has used you to make me a conscious steward of the finances He has entrusted me with & be content with what I have so thank you for this ministry
Hope you see this as helpful - your refrigerator is probably working overtime trying to keep so few items cold. In a full fridge all the items help to keep each other cold. I see you don't want to buy items you don't need, but you can fill bottles with water and put them in the refrigerator: it will help save on your energy bills
I just found your channel and am so happy to have discovered it. I am also on a budget, buy in bulk, and like to prep food and I already have ideas from just one of your videos! I do meal prep but hadn't thought to prep ingredients like the onions and peppers. Coming off the holidays when I had more time to cook at meal time (instead of eating prepped leftovers), I'm excited to try ingredient prep to make weeknight cooking more approachable!
I'm so happy to hear your income is increasing as your business grows. You deserve all of the good things coming your way! Thank you for sharing your journey; even though I don't have debt I still find your videos so helpful and inspiring.
Thank you so much! I'm so grateful that my income is growing because that means my debt is going down! Whoop! Whoop!
Stacey, couple of comments might be helpful. Phyllis Stokes roasts and freezes her sweet potatoes as she uses them in smoothies, so that may save you some time (she has a channel on YT). Also Budget Girl (also has a channel) roasts her veggies (carrots, sweet potatoes, onion, squash, brussels sprouts, etc) on a sheet pan- she mixes several veggies with seasoning), and then has those all week. Just a thought. This all looks amazing and I'm impressed with how efficient you are!
Stacey I love that you're so honest about not owning a can opener!
My suggestion would be to learn how to grow the produce you eat on a regular basis. Just a really small container garden of your top 6 produce items.
I just found out I can grow Kale indoors so I'm definitely thinking about it! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
My biggest struggle is knowing what to buy that will keep me satisfied & not hungry within a tight budget for groceries and watching your grocery hauls have really helped me! It's just my husband and I, but we buy our own groceries since we work different schedules. This will help me so much on my way to saving money for my own car and getting out of debt :) Thanks!
Also, your form of meal planning is so simple I don't know why I hadn't just thought it before lol Thank you so much!
I'm so glad my video inspired you to try something new for you and your husband. Please let me know how things turn out!
Wow! You know how to organaze things ! Huge respect.
This video was so satisfying! Thank you for sharing. I am definitely going to take some tips from this.
This was so interesting to watch. My fridge is not very full most of the time and it drives people crazy. What a sweet gift!
I'm kind of new. Do you ever show your household shopping? Like toiletries and cleaning products.
I'm not sure if this is helpful or not, but there are tutorials on home made cleaners on TH-cam that you could look up
You are so cute and so impressive! I admire your frugality and how practical you are. I am a college student who knows absolutely nothing about money. I have been blessed to have parents who pay for everything for me but I just know that it is going to be a real shock to me when I move out of my parents' house and move out of state post-graduation. I really love your videos and they are teaching me a lot that I will use when I am living on my own and am financially independent. So, thank you!
I love how self aware you are! I definitely wasn't Haha
I'm officially a stan can't wait for the next upload/ binge watching your channel!
You’ve inspired me to shop only when I’m out of food, meal prep, and shop in bulk. I feel so accomplished!
I love watching you meal prep! And I lovee that your monthly income keeps going up, yaasss ☺️☺️
You're so pretty! You remind me of my friend Laurelle from summer camp. Your video was helpful for me. Thank you!
I love your videos so much! Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Love you Stacey!!!! I’ve been binge watching all of your videos the last few days. You are so inspiring! I got a lot of confirmation for my own personal journey from your videos. You have a subscriber and supporter for LIFE!! Keep being AWESOME!!
Just came across your channel and I love it! Im moving out on my own this year and these types of videos really help! Thank you! Keep them coming!
I needed this. I’ve got a very low budget and I’m struggling to afford groceries cause my bills and gas are taking everything I got 😰 subscribing and hope that this channel helps teach me how to manage better as well as bring me to more channels like yours!
Girl, your handwriting is so on point! And I'm so surprised on how you can spend only $50 at Wholefoods
LOVE this video! How is it that I never saw any of your videos before? I will have to binge watch...LOL! I don't know if you do this or if anyone has mentioned it, but did you know that you can eat sweet potato leaves? If you cut one up & let a piece sprout in a jar, you can grow it in your house and cook the leaves like greens!
I've never seen any leaves but if I find some I will definitely try them.
Thanks for taking us to the store!! I love how you do your grocery list and I’m always amazed at how inexpensively you can eat!! Going to try the Sweet Potato Hash!!
Can you do a separate video for the sweet potato hash.
It will be up tomorrow!!! :)
Thank you
I was going to ask the same. 😊 It looks soooo good!! I have all of the ingredients and I'm like....wait, did she use any spices/seasonings?? 👀 lol. I'll definitely be back tomorrow for the video 😊
That veggie hash looks so good, I'm making it this weekend. Thank You!
I think your videos are so awesome, helpful, and inspiring! I found you a few days ago, but I’ve been obsessed with your videos ever since then ♡ :)
I seriously love these videos!! I re watch the old ones just for fun. Because of you I now shop healthier for myself and for my family.
You have tough me amazing dinner ideas. ❤️❤️❤️
bless you for having to shop at whole foods on a budget i will be more thankful for my aldi when i go in there next time
I really enjoy your videos. You are so well spoken and honest. You are lovely... inside and out. Now. Please.....start shopping at Aldi. They are a great store, they own trader Joe's and have many many healthy options for low cost. Keep up the good work!
Can you please do a nail polish tutorial? I really love painted nails but it's a struggle for me, and I am not a fan of nail salons.
Sure thing! I will do a nail tutorial very soon! Thanks for letting me know your interest!
Yea I would love this! Her nails always look so pretty. Me not so much lol struggle
I would also love this! I struggle with painting my nails lol
Love that color. What is it/brand?
Look up Color Street Nails, I just tried them last week....wonderful and easy
I adore you ... just saying ... having kind of a bad day today and you made me smile :) thank you
I just love seeing your discipline it motivates me so much!! 🎉
So honored to be a motivator! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Thank you for sharing Stacey. I always enjoy your monthly grocery hauls.
Luv that scarf you have an awesome sense of style
She really does
Love the idea to prep veggies and put them in Mason jars
Just found your channel, already loving it! So nice to watch, your so open and honest! ❤️❤️
It’s so nice to watch you describe spinach with such enthusiasm!! I wish you well.
LOL! Thank you I just love it! It's so good and my body is always like thank you so much for eating this spinach!
Love your videos! Can you do a toiletry haul? I know we get a grocery haul, but it would be great to see the toiletries and household items you purchase as well!
I like that idea.
Again, I thought this chic is crazy spending 50 bucks on food/groceries. But, I get it now too. I see where it works and keeps you healthy. I am still struggling with food, eating out and grocery budgets. I have to get real serious about that budget real soon. Cause it's just 2 of us now.
First video I've seen of yours and I found it really insightful! I'm curious to know your story so I'll be watching more.
If you have an Aldi in your area, that would also be a great way to save on some money. That’s where I do the bulk of my “basic” grocery shopping.
I just love these grocery haul videos! They are so inspirational!
Yes!! I love your food haul videos! Especially Comfort food ideas for the cold!!
FYI: freezers work at maximum efficiency if kept full (maybe stock up on frozen veggies? Or cook more extras to freeze). The fridge portion, however, works better with less food, as the air needs to circulate.
Thank you :)
I've been loving sweet potato hash with a fried egg on top lately
"Just close your eyes and keep walking" Hahaha!! Such willpower! Good for you!
I want to get more frugal with my food. Could you do a monthly calendar with your menu? Show the meals you put together with your groceries?
Loved this video so much! I enjoy meal prep too and it helped me so much ♥️
It is so refreshing to see someone not wasteful. Keep up the good work miss Stacey. Love your videos and resourcefulness. I recently finished the Dave Ramsey book.
Hi Stacey, I'm always watching your videos though I never comment!! I just want to say that I truly love your channel and I'm always so excited to see a new upload from you!! This was an awesome video, I enjoyed every minute of it while having my morning coffee at work!!!
so so so happy you enjoyed every minute of my video! Thank you also for coming out of your comfort zone to comment!
I know it wasn't the purpose of your video but allow me to point out that you totally nailed the "eco challenge" as well, because the only plastic you purchased was the container the peanut butter came in. Way to go girl!!!
that kale lemon soup sounds so good. I love when you take us to the grocery store with you. why didn't you get the white beans in a package? too expensive? I'm definitely gonna try this sweet potato stovetop hash because I am getting bored with the roasted sweet potatoes
I also put leftovers in baked sweet potato. Curry, pasta sauce, baked beans and stews are all great in sweet potato.
Xavia A. I know right?
Sounds so good. I want sweet potato hash now too.
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I'm new to the channel. Where can I find the sweet potato hash recipe?
Hi Stacey...I dusted off my slow cooker last week and made your red bean recipe...totally delish...I was a little gassy though, my beans weren't organic but I'm going to try soaking in baking soda next time...thank you 4 the recipe...the black beans are next...God bless and enjoy!!!
@Liz Z
I saw a cooking show once, and they were in South America.
They had black beans 3 Times a Day! And never got an upset stomac 😇 So try some more black, perhaps ⭐
Maintenance here will replace the over head light bulbs. But I have two floor lamps that I would have to replace. I've lived here 10 years, and they are LED lights and I've never had to replace them. I had to replace my drip pans. I just ordered some from Amazon. I was talking to maintenance about that, he said they no longer give out free replacements, but you could buy them off him. I'm like it's cheaper on Amazon. Just make sure you get the right brand, I lucked out and did.
Stacy, as usual I love your videos. You make some incredibly delicious looking food on a $50 budget! I was just curious to know if you've ever considered light couponing. I ask because I recently saw a video where someone couponed at whole foods. It would maybe free up a few bucks for more salmon. Not taking away from the awesome way that you're doing it. Just an option I guess!☺💗
I haven't thought about it for a few reasons. 1. my budget is already really conservative and 2 I know I'm not going to keep couponing when I'm debt free. I'm trying really hard to keep my lifestyle as close to what I really plan to do once I'm debt free. So for example, I likely won't eat beans every day when I'm debt free but I will cook my food from scratch. This is a habit I'm building now! Can you imagine what my meals will be when I get to buy whatever ingredients I really want? LOL I hope that helps explain a little more why I don't coupon. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
@@StaceyFlowers light couponing seems like a good way to just save a little money in general; why spend the extra money if you don't have to? even when you're debt free saving a few dollars here & there seems like it would still be beneficial
Queen Winchester I can understand Stacey’s perspective a bit. Personally I have anxiety and I feel a lot of pressure on myself on a daily basis to get x,y,z done. Even if I had a tight budget, to me the extra stress of needing to remember/look for/plan my coupons isn’t necessarily worth the couple of bucks I would save.
From a video perspective though I must admit it would be interesting if one month she did try this just to see how much she might save on her super conservative budget.
It would only make sense if she uses the coupon on things she already buys on her grocery list.. some coupons may take her off budget..
This is how I light coupon. I shop at Meijer exclusively. I use their app to look at the weekly sales, create my list, then look on the app for coupons ( they are matched on the app with sales items but you have to search for the digital coupons for items I need that aren’t on sale).
All my discounts are stored in my mperks and deduct automatically. I get $2 off for every $100 I spend generally, but I frequently get additional discounts and it really knocks money off my bill. So far this year I have saved over $400 on groceries shopping at Meijer.
Now I could shop at Aldi and save more money, but for me I need to be honest about what kind of shopping goes best with who I am.
I'm here for the winter food haul beloved..
:)
You should still always keep a case of water or a few gallons (find them in Dollar Tree) of water on hand. You never know when the water could shut down due to frozen/broken pipes.
I know Dave Ramsey is quite popular. I am really glad to see someone on his programming sharing. Thank you.
Just found your videos! Using these as a method to keep myself out of debt! Thank you so much.
So happy you found my channel too! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
If you wrap your celery in aluminum foil, it will last a lot longer. Great video!
Thank you for the suggestions!
Great haul as per usual Stacey! Im going to challenge myself to purge my pantry, cabinets and refrigerator and only keep what I absolutely will use. The rest I will give to a family member.I need to go back to doing $50 grocery list as well.I definitely want to try the Sweet Potato hash.
So so happy I found your channel, Im on baby step three and really trying to cut back! Thanks for making such great content
The difference between sweet potatoes and yams are that sweet potatoes are flavorable and moist. Yams are strachy and dry. Hope I answered your Question. I loved your grocery Haul!!!!!!!!
Yay! I’ve been looking forward to your grocery haul! Love these vids
so glad you enjoy my work!
Only 2 minutes in, but if you let the rice soak and then change the water 10x whenever you think about it, that helps a ton. I use jasmine.
I can use some of these tips in my own life so relatable and honest ❤️❤️ love your channel
Thank you so much!
Hi Stacey! It’s the lectins in the brown rice. Try white rice or soak the brown rice in warm water with a tablespoon or so of yogurt overnight. The lactic acid will breakdown what is needed. Hope that helps! I soak white rice and oats (separately lol) too with warm water and yogurt and it tastes amazing and makes them more digestible.
That’s so sweet that a subscriber gave you a filter!!! How nice 👍🏻
If you're going to be cooking a lot of rice I definitely recommend getting a rice cooker. $20-$30 and soooooo worth it!
The way you say light bulbs is so friggin cute. It made my day.