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There are only 1280g of veg there though for £2.34 a kilo. One veg/fruit portion size is normally said to be 80g (and the normal recommendation is 5 per day) Veggies are filling and I know most of the low carbers on here say that they eat lots.
Why not have a look at the 1kg bags of frozen veg which work out at 99p a kilo for cauliflower, broccoli, spinach and sprouts.
i had a look at the fresh veg also and I thought it seemed expensive: probably because it all appears pre packed . A cabbage though is only 58p for a white one and 68p for a green one. They last well and can be shredded for stirfries. I would though have thought that it was worth looking at large cabbages and sprouts , courgettes, swedes etc in your local market There are apparently 3 of them in Derby. The town where my father lives has a University and quite a large population of young and elderly individuals on low incomes. Several of the stalls sell mixed bowls of seasonal veg very cheaply and they often sell them off for half price at the end of the day.
Why not have a look at the 1kg bags of frozen veg which work out at 99p a kilo for cauliflower, broccoli, spinach and sprouts.
i had a look at the fresh veg also and I thought it seemed expensive: probably because it all appears pre packed . A cabbage though is only 58p for a white one and 68p for a green one. They last well and can be shredded for stirfries. I would though have thought that it was worth looking at large cabbages and sprouts , courgettes, swedes etc in your local market There are apparently 3 of them in Derby. The town where my father lives has a University and quite a large population of young and elderly individuals on low incomes. Several of the stalls sell mixed bowls of seasonal veg very cheaply and they often sell them off for half price at the end of the day.