This is the other comment I've been getting a lot. Fruits and vegetables are so expensive. At first I agreed with this, but now that I'm in my second month, I can see that this is totally wrong. Each week I go the veggie store and spend between $20 and $30 that does me for the week. This is the usual list:
- 2-3 bags of apples
- 1 bag of oranges
- a bag of ginger
- 6 lemons or limes
- 2 heads of celery
- 2 bags of carrots
- 1 big bunch of kale/chard
- 2 broccoli
- 2 bunches of parsley/cilantro
- 1-3 cucumbers
- 1 bunch of bananas
On top of this, I spend about $10 per week on almond milk and maybe $5 a week on something else like tamarinf or raisons. About once a month I stock up on nuts, vegan protein powder and treats like fresh coconuts, persimmons and vegan cheese, maybe $50 a month on miscellaneous items. I never totalled up what I was spending on food before. The gluten-free bread I used to eat was $6 per loaf, so I don't think it's an exaggeration to say I spent between $75-$100 per week in food before. How crazy is that? For me this is a huge motivator to keep on going. Not only do I feel better, but I'm saving money. I think it would be hard to justify eating raw vegan if it was crazy expensive.
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