I Won't Cook for 2 Weeks After This Aldi Shop!

I spent £16.93 at Aldi to stock my freezer for two weeks. See how I turned 17 staple items into 27 healthy dinners. Cooking for one often feels expensive, but this batch cooking plan proves you can eat well on a strict budget. I used simple ingredients like potatoes, carrots, and lentils to prepare pasties, cottage pie, and curries to cook easy recipes without needing fancy equipment or a massive kitchen. By doing meal prep this way, I brought the cost down to around 63p per dinner. If you are living alone and trying to make a single income stretch further, these recipes are designed to help you save time and money while keeping your food costs low. Get my free meal planner to start your own batch cooking: https://bit.ly/4zVrgUW Things I use: 🔗Remoska Energy Saving Cooker: Cost of pre-heating an electric oven for 10 minutes is equivalent of cooking in a Remoska for 1 hour: https://link.amazon/B08EgthDu 🔗Food storage pouches for freezer and microwave: https://link.amazon/B01XnAi8P 🔗Large soup freezer containers: https://link.amazon/B0bopcjuU I earn a very small commission on these Amazon links at no extra cost to you. If you purchase anything I've highlighted it will eventually help me to pay for the tools that I need to film and edit my videos. Thank you 🥰 🥰 Please do subscribe to Single Life Sorted if you would like to follow along, it will make me feel lovely. Let me know in the comments: what is your favourite budget meal to freeze when you are cooking for one? 0:00 Budget Grocery Haul and Meal Planning 1:19 Efficient Kitchen Prep Techniques 2:31 Cooking Without an Oven 6:00 Day Two Kitchen Experiments 10:56 Taste Testing My Culinary Creations #cookingforone #budgetmeals #livingalone #easyrecipes