Many foods you can buy at a grocery store typically contain lots of additives, preservatives, and genetically modified ingredients. You might be surprised to know many of the foods you probably enjoy every day can easily be made at home. You just need to know the types of foods to quit buying and start making at home.
Making your favorite foods at home is a great way to save money and be more healthy. The best thing is you can easily use a variety of ingredients you may already be growing at home. The foods to quit buying and start making include meals that are available for to have for breakfast, lunch, and meals prepared for dinner.
All you need do to is obtain the ingredients that are necessary plus some containers for storage. You will have a lot of options to consider based on the foods you and your family enjoy eating at home.
1. Ketchup
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2. Mayonnaise
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3. Butter
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6. Maple Syrup
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7. Nutella
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10. Guacamole
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11. Salsa
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13. Marinara Sauce
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14. Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread
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16. Soup
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17. Brownies
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19. Granola Bars
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20. Ice Cream
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21. Croutons
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22. Refried Beans
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23. Tomato Sauce
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24. Applesauce
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25. Turkey Stock
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26. Yogurt
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27. Pop Tarts
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28. Marshmallows
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30. Steak Sauce
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