The article from Mashable discusses how TikTok food creators are adapting to economic challenges by sharing budget-friendly recipes and "recession meals" to help viewers save money on groceries. These creators, such as B. Dylan Hollis and Feel Good Foodie, are focusing on affordable ingredients and simple cooking methods to make meals that are both cost-effective and appealing. The trend reflects broader economic concerns, with many Americans feeling the pinch of inflation and seeking ways to manage their food budgets more efficiently. The article highlights specific examples of these budget meals, like a $10 grocery haul that can feed a family of four, and emphasizes the community and support found on TikTok as people share tips and recipes to navigate financial difficulties.
Tue, April 22, 2025
Food & Wine