Oatmeal-At just 24 cents per cup and loaded with LDL-lowering soluble fiber, oatmeal is one of your best bets for breakfast.
Sweet Potatoes-Sweet potatoes are packed with fiber and contain much more vitamin A than regular potatoes. Incorporating them into your diet may help balance blood sugar and boost immunity. The best part? They cost about 27 cents per half-cup!
Bananas-Loaded with heart-friendly potassium and healthy prebiotics, bananas are the perfect snack food at around 39 cents per serving!
Beans and Lentils-Both lentils and beans are packed with satiating fiber and protein. At approximately 15 cents per cup, they're the perfect pantry staple.
Canned Salmon-Not only is canned salmon packed with omega-3s and B vitamins, it's much cheaper than fresh salmon at just $1 per 2.5 ounce serving.
Almonds-Craving crunch? Healthy and inexpensive, almonds are the way to go. Rich in vitamin E and satiating fiber, these nuts will only set you back about 63 cents per one-ounce serving.
Eggs-From essential vitamins to protein, eggs are loaded with a host of important nutrients. All for about 17 cents a serving!
Cabbage-Packed with vitamins C and K, cabbage may help protect against a host of cancers and at around 27 cents per cup you can really load up!
Black and Green Tea-Instead of sipping on expensive and sugar-packed juices, start drinking antioxidant-rich tea! At around 10 cents per tea bag, it's hard to find a better deal.
Carrots-This good source of vitamin A couldn't be more affordable at 25 cents per cup.
Natural Peanut Butter-Peanut butter isn't just for kids anymore! At just 21 cents for two tablespoons, natural peanut butter in moderation is a good source of healthy fat for people of any age.
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