
Sarah’s a vegan, for you enlightened folk that’s a strict vegetarian that doesn’t eat any animal byproducts (eggs, milk, cheese, etc…). She also has crazy food fetishes and eating habits. Part of this is because she’s obsessed with nutrition, which is why she went back to college to get a degree in dietetics.
One of her things is she lllllllooooveeess bargain shopping. She has all the grocery stores websites memorized and almost daily checks them to see what their upcoming sales are. She also collects coupons like it is no ones business.
To aid saving money on groceries she decided to work at an organic grocery store. This means that whenever she comes home from work she brings bags of free food.
Free food? Yep. FREE FOOD.
You know those dates on every piece of food you buy from the grocery store? Did you ever wonder what happens when that date is reached? That food becomes free and is given to employees or a lot of times donated to shelters and churches.
Because Sarah loves me and likes to get as much free food as possible, even if its not for herself, she always brings me TONS of free food. Seriously, I’ve saved a good $30-$40 in groceries from the two weeks worth of food she’s brought me (she started stocking up food for me the week before I moved).
I know what you’re thinking “ewww but you eat food that is past the sell-by date?!” I do but 99.9% of the time there is nothing wrong with it. She also gets damaged food. So if there is a can of soup with a dent in it or if there is a head of lettuce that has a lot of leaves pulled off… it has to be removed from the shelf and becomes free!
The photo you see above is seven loaves of bread from a bakery that has a partnership with Sarah’s organic grocery store. Oh my god the bread is so good! They have normal things like honey wheat but then weird stuff like spinach/feta rolls. It’s all high quality gourmet stuff!
Needless to say, I LOVE Sarah!