How can we support people to eat well on a budget?
Our free Eat Well for Less resources help community projects, schools, nurseries and local authorities to support their community with savvy food shopping tips, expert advice, budget-friendly recipes and more, so that everyone can eat well for less.
Free resources
Our free toolkit includes a digital flyer and poster you can use offering practical, friendly advice supporting five-a-day for everyone including tips and advice on:

How to make meals for further
Bulking out your favourite meals with beans, pulse and veg adds depth, flavour and fibre and are such great value. As explained by home cook Lauren Leyva

How beans & pulses can help
Beans are a triple win: affordable, filling and easy to prepare. Our Bang in Some Beans resources educate on the power of beans and inspires with amazing recipes.

How to get more value from your shop
A few smart shopping habits can make a difference. Learn how to compare prices, make the most of offers and choose the best-value option for you. Our team of grocery insiders share their tips.

How to get started with batch cooking
Cooking several portions at once can help you make the most of ingredients, use up what you have and keep easy meals ready for busy days. The Batch Lady offers a simple guide to getting started.

How to reduce food waste
Using what you already have, storing food well and finding easy ways to use leftovers can help your food shop go further. Featuring great tips from eco-chef Tom Hunt.

Serving for success
Supporting families to navigate menu changes in a calm, positive atmosphere which engages children and avoid battles. Expert advice from specialist psychologist Dr Clare Holley.
Partners
This project has only been made possible by funding from The National Lottery Community Fund and the support of our partners.
Sources: Which & The Food Foundation


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