This article takes you from the front door to the checkout aisle of the typical supermarket to help you buy (and not buy) food the right way.

This article tackles the struggle of coming up with a college grocery list!

Preventive cardiology dietitian Kate Patton, MEd, RD, CSSD, LD, shares 10 tips for smart shopping — and how to avoid draining your wallet.

In this article, the author addresses some common questions about meal prepping, shows you how to do it effectively, and even gives you some recipes to get started.

Help with meal plans, meal prep, advice, submit your plans and meals.

A subreddit dedicated to meal prepping. This is a space to discuss all things about meal prepping. Whether you're looking to prep to save time, money, or to get in those gains, this is the place to ask questions, get answers, and share your meal preps with the world of Reddit!

Learn to create meals that you’re proud of, meals that make you feel full and healthy without pending your whole paycheck, buying a bunch of fancy kitchenware, or spending all day in the kitchen.

We provide resources for Texans to learn to create meals with a focus on using affordable, nutritious and accessible ingredients. Our statewide network of professional educators leads programs designed for Texans to learn cooking techniques, new recipes and the importance of diet in disease prevention.

r/Slowcooking is a food-related subreddit for sharing ideas, recipes or pictures in which a "Crock-Pot®" style slow cooker was used. Slow cooking is an ideal method for cooking less expensive portions of meat to make them more tender and tasty than by other forms of cookery. Vegetarian and vegan dishes can also be made via slow cooking.

Eating healthy on a cheap budget. Remember, there is no one right way to eat for all people and all budgets, and there is always room for improvement.

Eat Cheap as a vegan. This subreddit include recipes with ingredients must actually be cheap/cost effective!

Meals that can be made *at home* for cheap.

Just moved into your first apartment and don't know a thing about cooking or have lived on your own for years and have existed on take out and fast food? Then this is the sub for you! Learn how to cook simple recipes for yourself and find it isn't as hard as you think it is.

Improve and share your cooking repertoire with recipes from reddit's community.

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A roundup of all the cooking equipment you need to eat well at college.

So you (or someone you know and love) is headed to college. What college kitchen basics does today's college dorm or apartment need?

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