Part of saving money when traveling is cooking alot of our meals at home. We do enjoy going out a couple times a week to experience authentic Ecuadorean food, but we also enjoy experimenting with Ecuadorean recipes as well. One of the best things about Ecuador is that it is home to many fruits and vegetables due to the ideal climate. We have been really taking advantage of easy access to locally grown organic fruits and vegetables. There are several "mercado's " in the area that are indoor and sometimes outdoor food markets. Each stall is owned and operated by a separate vendor selling fruits, vegetables, raw meat as well as dried goods like rice and quinoa.
These bags of tomatoes, avacados and onions, were $1.00 each. As you can see there are 10 onions in one bag, 10 tomatoes in the other and 5 medium sized avocados in the last bag. They were bagged, ready for purchase. What a steal!
I got ALL of these fruits and vegetables for $8.60! No joke!!!!!!!
Avacados,mangoes,papaya,plantains,bananas,tomatoes,carrots peas and green peppers oh my!
Getting the most for our money is a priority in our home. Avant-Cheap is living the good life without spending alot of money. Living cheaply does not mean skimping on things. It just means finding ways to cut corners, save money, get things for free and get more for less. This is how we do it in Detroit. And for the next four months were in South America.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Cheap food
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