Sentences with phrase «much cheaper»

For Australian consumers, the increase of food imports from countries facing severe contamination issues - such as China - creates a difficult choice between the superior and more expensive Australian product and the often much cheaper import.

The push to liberalise trade in agriculture which has exposed many Australian producers and food manufacturers to much cheaper imported products, forcing many out of business

A much cheaper nut / veggie milk bag!

By making blends, retailers can sell it much cheaper than they can 100 percent pure Kona, but this does not compare to pure Kona.

Latte - grade Encha is a great versatile value choice for 1st - harvest pure organic matcha from Japan, much cheaper than other 1st - harvest organic matcha.

Some things are much cheaper and others more expensive than they are in the states.

Bite the bullet and replace the blade — your sauces will be smooth, and it's much cheaper than buying a whole new machine.

When you're the chef, you control the lighting and the music, the wine is much cheaper, there's no waiter to make you feel like you need to leave, and best of all, you don't have to drive or cab home and you're at liberty to drink perhaps a tiny bit too much.

Some of my favorite items are the gluten - free toaster waffles, which are much cheaper than the ones in traditional grocery stores.

And the almond flour is simply ground almonds, so much cheaper and nutritious:)

These juicers are much cheaper than a masticating juicer and even with a small budget you can get into juicing your own produce.

Just in time for the New Year, Aldi has released their very own range of protein powders, which are all fully vegan, and much cheaper than alternatives on the market.

Much cheaper than short ribs and still awesome.

It is much cheaper than buying it in a jar.

It's easy to make at home, and MUCH cheaper than buying it at a coffee shop.

Grinding your own spices also has the advantage of price: it's much cheaper to buy bulk spices in their whole form.

It's much cheaper than anywhere else I've seen it

It is also much cheaper than buying expensive healthy sweeteners such as maple syrup or agave nectar.

And much cheaper.

They taste incredible and are so much cheaper then what I would pay at the grocery store.

Organic peanut butter is much cheaper then organic almond butter too.

They will last you forever and it will be so much cheaper.

I love that since moving to Arizona the meat is so much cheaper here.

The cost was $ 2.68 / burger and I wonder how much cheaper it would be to use plain (and uber cheap) TVP instead.

To knock the price down even more, buy whole fruits and seeds instead of the powders I mention below (for example, in DIY Soylent recipe # 1 I wanted to create a full powdered version so I used banana powder but in recipe # 4 I used a whole banana, which was much cheaper).

I'd recommend this milk thistle formulation to anyone who experiences discomfort after eating - the effects are pretty instant and they're so much cheaper than most tablets on offer.

I bought Defiance's «Baker's Flour» (that is bread flour) from Hypermarket because the 5 kg packet is much cheaper.

They're a far safer and much cheaper way to celebrate Mardi Gras, at home.

They are comparable to chia, but so much cheaper!

So much cheaper than buying the store bought ones too.

I always try to buy organic frozen blueberries since they retain more nutrients than fresh berries do (they are frozen at peak harvest), plus they are so much cheaper per serving than fresh berries are.

It's much cheaper than other brands but is pure coconut oil and has all the benefits, (i read a blog from someone who investigated this over other more expensive oils) just «over» refined so it's lost it's taste, so it's good for regular cooking where you don't want it to be coconutty or if you don't want to use the expensive tasty oil and «waste» it.

Beans and lentils are great meat substitutes: they are a great alternative in casseroles and pasta dishes and are so much cheaper than meat!

It was heartier and less cakey than when I used all almond flour (and oats are also much cheaper than almond flour).

If you can grown your own herbs it's a much cheaper option than buying a new bunch at the supermarket each time, plus you'll have the added advantage of them being organic!

You can enroll whether or not you're a Minneapolis resident, and the class fees are much cheaper than cooking stores or suburban community education programs.

So much cheaper and healthier than cereal and I can take it to work when I have to go in early.

This Chocolate Almond Chip Ice Cream tastes great and is much cheaper than store bought dairy free ice cream.

I never knew how much cheaper it is to make it at home... quite honestly, I didn't know it was possible until a few months ago.

- Sweeteners: organic liquid stevia extract (just like the protein powder, I always buy this online because it's MUCH cheaper... it's also all natural and non-GMO, not artificial) and pure maple syrup.

Before making this recipe I stuck to winter squashes for creamy soups but opting for summer squash, especially this time of year, will be much cheaper and also keep you eating seasonally which is always a good thing.

This copycat recipe is much cheaper and made with love from wholesome ingredients, while still being low in calories, high in protein, and crazy addictive in the best way possible.

I loved the almond butter brownies as well, but these are much cheaper and not as dense.

Much cheaper than any other alternatives.

Note: If you buy your spices and nuts in the Ethnic / Hispanic food aisle in the grocery store, they are almost always much cheaper.

Buy staple foods in bulk and shopping in season is much cheaper, but richer in nutritional value.

Much cheaper than Enjoy Life and they taste delicious!

Although it is found naturally in fermented foods, it is much cheaper to manufacture it in factories by applying enzymes to various starch sources.

The original recipe calls for two smaller jars of marinated artichoke hearts, but I chose to use a can of artichoke hearts in water, which is much cheaper and works perfectly.

I buy mine from the Bulk Barn (usually) and it's much cheaper to make my own.