5 Things I Can That SAVE Us The MOST Money!

With inflation and increasing grocery prices, every trip to the store feels more expensive than the last. But through canning, I’ve been able to cut our grocery bill, eliminate buying many pantry staples from the grocery store, and keep healthy, homemade food on my shelves year-round.

In this video, I’m sharing the 5 categories I can that save our family the most money:

Broth – beef, chicken, veggie, even onion broth made from scraps.

Jam – endless flavors that cost pennies compared to store prices.

Tomatoes – salsa, spaghetti sauce, pizza sauce, sloppy joe mix, and more.

Meals in a Jar – ham & beans, stew, stroganoff, soups, and chicken dinners.

Condiments – ketchup, BBQ sauce, cowboy candy, mustard, and relish.
(Yes, that was the ‎⁨@LawnCareJuggernaut⁩ in my kitchen! Kevi is my cousin, he is an incredible man working his tail off to help others, so if you haven't already done so, make sure to go check out his channel, @LawnCareJuggernaut and @TheBoringChannelLawnCare )

These are the jars that keep us from relying on overpriced store-bought items, fast food, or packaged meals. Instead of paying inflated prices, I can grab food straight from my pantry—homemade, shelf-stable, and budget-friendly.

👉 If you’re tired of fighting rising grocery bills and want to save money by eliminating the grocery store as much as possible, this is where to start.
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I’m Bri from 6 Hearts on 6 Acres. On our homestead, we raise chickens, grow a huge garden, preserve food, bake sourdough, and share the real, raw, and honest homesteading lifestyle. My mission is to inspire you to grow your own food, cook from scratch, and build a pantry you can be proud of—especially in a time of rising prices and food insecurity.