Money & frugal livingNan MargaretWhen Chicken Is Cheap, I Fill My Freezer — The Old British Trick That Feeds Me All Winter

When Chicken Is Cheap, I Fill My Freezer — The Old British Trick That Feeds Me All Winter

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Published Sep 24, 2026, 3:00 PM · 2w ago

Nan Margaret
Nan Margaret
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🏠 Nan's Complete Notebook — 90+ pages of thrifty home wisdom: https://nanmargaret.gumroad.com/l/TheCompleteNotebook When chicken goes on sale, most people buy one pack. Smart British home cooks buy twenty. 🧊 There's an old trick passed down through generations of British households — bulk-buying cheap chicken when the price drops and preparing it in a way that keeps it feeding your family all winter long. In this video I'm sharing exactly how I do it, from choosing the best cuts to packing and labeling your freezer the right way. This isn't just about saving money. It's about having real, home-cooked meals ready on the coldest nights without touching your wallet. 🍗 The same method my nan used, updated for a modern freezer — and it works every single time. If you want more old-fashioned tricks that actually work, subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss one. 👇 #FreezeMeals #BudgetCooking #BritishKitchen

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