What are your go-to budget-friendly food orders?

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    Chelsea

      What are some of your favorite frugal food orders? Sometimes you don’t have the capacity or time to cook and just need to get everyone fed.

      For example: Pizza Hut has a carryout dinner box deal that has a medium 1 topping pizza, garlic sticks and cinnastix for $14.99.

      Not the healthiest but it easily feeds a family of 4 on those busy nights when you can’t cook in your kitchen.

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      Melanie

        Our pizza hut has a large with 3 toppings for $10 rn and our Wendy’s has the jr baconator for $3.

        Arby’s has 2 fish sandwiches for $6.

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        Sara

          Chinese lunch specials…which are at least two meals for me.

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          Kimberly

            Fast food isn’t always a great option, especially for a family with multiple people.

            The best frugal quick meal I make is a rotisserie chicken, with rice and a vegetable.

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            Diane

              Sometimes it pays to look for “Kids eat Free” meals. Several Chains offer those, From Dickey’s to Ihop some have certain Day restrictions example: Chipotle: Offers free kids’ meals on Sundays.

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              Elisa

                I always try to go to places where I get a meal deal that is will lead me to have leftovers a for my lunch

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                Julie

                  Sam’s Club if that’s an option. Hot dog or pizza combo, add a pretzel if you need more carbs. $1.38, $2.38 or $1.00 respectively I think Then buy a rotisserie chicken $4.99 and a two pack of soup $8 and some salad greens $3-$5 and you’ve got multiple meals

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                  Kati

                    If you have the McDonald’s app they always have things heavily discounted or free on there.

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                    Dennise

                      If you have to eat out because you can’t get home and can’t bring anything with you I find Tacobell as the cheapest option I can find without specials or coupons.

                      Otherwise, I keep microwaved options at home… burritos, pasta, soup.

                      You can get 8 frozen burritos for under $5 at Walmart, microwave in just a few minutes.

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                      Lucinda

                        Lunch specials (pretty much everywhere), app specials at Dominos, the $10 pizza on Thursday night at the local place.

                        On the rare occasions I hit McDonald’s, I order through the app and save quite a lot.

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                        Joy

                          Jiffy trip has $2 hot dogs every day.
                          Popeyes has $1 chicken leg quarters on Tuesdays.

                          Many Mexican restaurants have taco tuesdays for $1
                          Taco Bell has cravings value menu.

                          Most items under $2
                          Most restaurants have a value menu.

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                          Julie

                            Papa Murphy’s Cheesy bread. Comes with Marinara. We much preferred the classic version and often ate just that as a meal for one of two.

                            Could pair well with a salad. The new five cheese is still passable

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                            Scarlet

                              Fast food places have cheap meals. Wendy’s has biggie bags, Burger king has an equivalent, McDonalds has 5 or 6 dollar meals.

                              Use the apps every time. They come with a burger fries and chicken nuggets.

                              You could get 2 meals and divide it.

                              Maybe add an extra order of fries to make it more substantial. Or get points and add a burger with your points.

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                              Cindy

                                We don’t eat out, but when Mrs. Bud’s chicken pies are on sale, like today…$6.99 each, I splurge and get two.

                                It feeds 3 of us and there’s leftovers for my husband’s lunch the next day.

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                                Michele

                                  Zehrs broasted bucket of chicken and potatoes wedges. Coupons for subway or Mc D. Build your own subs at home and buy a pre-made salad. Little ceasers.

                                  Pizza Hut when it buy one regular and get $5 ones after that get extra for lunch the next day.

                                  Local restaurants deals, chucks road house.

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