Easier to do if u have $10 upfront we were just doing it in our heads
Hard but doable

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Thanks for acknowledging that there is an ethical cost to this too. I believe in buying cage-free eggs but that's not a luxury I would have if I had to live on $2 a day.

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Yes, having the $10 upfront helps. If only $2 at a time it would be hard. It is also much easier when you can combine forces with someone else, as this means you can buy more bulk items.

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Yes, the whole egg debate. And also items like cheap tuna (not on this menu, although we contemplated sardines). People living below the poverty line often have to make hard choices. Usually, we have farm eggs from my fiance's parents farm. We contemplated using those and costing them in, but that would not reflect that most people doing the challenge would not have that option.

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Toast and tea and vegemite . Ok so why not just live on that instead of kale? I found kale to be a waste on your list

Sure it's your choice but I thought living mean My meant ON THE BASICS, kale? Sorry that's not s basic.

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Enjoy your scurvy.

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