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One of the many arguments against a healthful, meatless diet is its cost-prohibitive nature. Being vegan means shopping exclusively at Whole Foods, right? Wrong. Believe it or not, veganism can be achieved even via Walmart.
Author Ellen Jaffe Jones is all about showing folks how to maintain a heart-healthy, longevity-inspiring lifestyle on the cheap. Her book, Eat Vegan on $4 a Day, offers all kinds of strategies for inexpensive eating. We spoke with Jones for her best suggestions on plant-based penny-pinching. Check it out after the jump.
See also: Why Don't Food Companies Label Their Products as Vegan?
