r/budgetfood

Can you post your project here?

Direct promotional links to blogs or recipe sites are banned. You can link to an image of your dish and then provide the full recipe in the comments. Posts advertising apps or blogs are also forbidden.

Before you post: Rule 9 strictly forbids advertising or solicitation, including advertising your app/blog/youtube channel. Rule 1 explicitly disallows direct link submissions to blogs and recipe sites. You can link to an image and put the recipe in comments for discoverability, but not direct promotion of a blog/site.

The rules, in their words

1. Include a recipe, not just a link: Direct link submissions to blogs and recipe sites are not allowed. You may link directly to an image of the dish, and then leave a comment with the full recipe that includes a link to the blog.
2. No food safety questions: We are here for recipes for food and meals made on a budget. If you are questioning if something is safe to eat or not, don't eat it. When in doubt, throw it out.
3. Recipe Test Flare Is only for Recipes from this subreddit: Recipe Test flair is only for testing recipes that come from within this subreddit. All Recipe Test posts must include a link back to the post that the recipe came from. Posts using this flair for a recipe that didn't come from another post in the subreddit will be removed.
4. Hauls must include Location and Cost: All Haul posts must at a minimum include a comment with location and cost. Additional detail such as information about what was purchased, any deals, sales, seasonal produce availability, or couponing tactics employed, and what recipes you plan on making with is appreciated, but not required.
5. No health claims: No making health claims about ingredients being either good, or bad for your health. These claims can be harmful to people. We aren't nutritionists, no reason to pretend we are.
6. Recipe Request Rules: All recipe requests must include a budget with them. (e.x. I have $10 for the next 3 days, what are some recipes I could make?) Recipe Requests are also not for seeking recipes for specific ingredients, that is for r/whatshouldicook. Those posts will also be removed. Asking for healthy recipes is also not allowed. This goes back to rule 3. We are not a health based subreddit, for healthy options, please check out r/eatcheapandhealthy
7. No low effort content: People come here for recipes to make good tasting meals on a budget, not for a simple hotdog on a bun or AI generated recipes/images. Low effort includes the following: memes, meals that are simple enough to not need a recipe, not including enough detail in your posts looking for advice/discussion.
8. No inappropriate content, spam, karma farming or solicitation: Mods reserve the right to remove posts that seem spammy (this includes cross-post spam), referral links, inappropriate content, appear to be farming karma or appear to be solicitation.
9. No solicitation or advertising: Any form of advertising and solicitation is strictly forbidden. This includes the following: Asking for, or offering money, goods, surveys, or advertising your app/blog/youtube channel.
10. Be kind: Any form of rudeness, vulgarity, threats, or political discussion is not allowed on this subreddit. There are ways you can talk about how you feel about something without being rude. Examples of rule breaking behavior: "This looks like vomit" "Well, blame who you voted for" This also includes any form of trying to get around using vulgar language (e.x. motherfudging son of a beach). Even if it is not directed at someone, this is not the place for it.
11. Follow Reddit rules: Must fully abide by the site's rules, posts that break site rules must be removed