Hilary Meyer

3 days ago | boomermagazine.com | Hilary Meyer

If you want to eat meat but you need to watch your wallet, check out these five cheap cuts of meat. I’m all about sticking to my budget. Unfortunately, some of my favorite meats are on the expensive side. Tender cuts of beef like tenderloin and filet are delicious but can get expensive. Even the ever-popular chicken breast is the most expensive cut of chicken. So in an effort to save money, I’m choosing cuts of meat that are more budget-friendly but still totally delicious.

1 week ago | tribunecontentagency.com | Hilary Meyer

The best cheap cuts of meat Premium Health News Service   May 7, 2025 By Hilary Meyer, EatingWellEating meat doesn’t have to break the bank. (Dreamstime/TCA) FILENAME:I’m all about sticking to my budget. Unfortunately, some of my favorite meats are on the expensive side. Tender cuts of beef like tenderloin and filet are delicious, but can get expensive. Even the ever-popular chicken breast is the most expensive cut of chicken.

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Hilary Meyer

I’m all about sticking to my budget. Unfortunately, some of my favorite meats are on the expensive side. Tender cuts of beef like tenderloin and filet are delicious, but can get expensive. Even the ever-popular chicken breast is the most expensive cut of chicken. So in an effort to save money, I’m choosing cuts of meat that are more budget-friendly but still totally delicious. Here are five of the best, healthy, budget-friendly cuts of meat to eat any night of the week:1.

2 months ago | eatingwell.com | Hilary Meyer

About a third of all food in the United States ends up going uneaten—and the average family of four ends up spending $1,500 each year on food that doesn’t get eaten, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. And when grocery prices rise, it gets harder and harder to stomach the cost of wasting food. With egg prices going haywire and tariffs going into effect, it can be difficult to figure out where you can scrimp and save on the grocery bill.

2 months ago | eatingwell.com | Hilary Meyer

This dessert dip features an unexpected protein- and fiber-rich ingredient: chickpeas. The chickpeas blend well with bittersweet chocolate to create a sweet bite. Try dipping apple slices, pretzels, strawberries or graham crackers in this chocolaty spread.