Buying food on a budget (at Whole Foods)
Joshua Onysko of Pangea Organics reveals frugal shopping secrets
Boulder Reporter | Jan 25, 2010
This video is the product of a facebook challenge among friends: Could a single person live on less than $75 dollars a week shopping at Whole Foods, buying only organic or local? Here in two parts, CEO/Founder of Pangea Organics, Joshua Onysko, shows us how it’s done.
Credits
Star: Josh Onysko
Producer, director and editor: Una Morera
Music: Samuel Brewster & AquariumRocks
Special thanks: Whole Foods, Doug Moldawsky & GW Hannaway and Associates
I'll be the first to admit that shopping at Whole Foods isn't easy on the wallet, but my wife and I can easily live on 300 bucks a month, not too big a challenge really. (As long as you don't buy one organic heirloom tomato which cost us 8 dollars and didn't even taste that great). Grab some veggies, make lots of stirfrys, throw in some tofu, yummy bread, rice, pasta, legumes, all these are inexpensive, delicious, and healthy.
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