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You Only Need These 13 Frozen Foods To Survive Hard Times (All Under $5 at Walmart)
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Published Sep 24, 2026, 11:33 PM · 2w ago
Frugal Japan
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Fresh food is not always the smartest value. I’m sharing 13 foods I intentionally buy frozen to save money, reduce waste, and make everyday meals easier in a small kitchen.
From fish, shrimp, and beef to udon, spinach, broccoli, mushrooms, edamame, and sweet potatoes, I explain why frozen options can deliver better value without sacrificing convenience or quality. I also show how stocking the freezer helps me buy food when it’s affordable, keep it for longer, and avoid throwing spoiled groceries—and my money—into the garbage.
0:00 - Why frozen saves more
1:06 - Frozen fish beats fresh
5:47 - Restaurant-quality frozen udon
9:12 - Stop overpaying for shrimp
11:09 - Spinach without the waste
15:49 - Better value broccoli
17:44 - Freezing improves mushrooms
19:44 - No-waste mixed vegetables
21:46 - Protein-packed frozen edamame
23:44 - The biggest beef savings
26:28 - Sweet potatoes prevent takeout
28:49 - Save thousands without waste
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