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The food crisis in many parts of the world, compounded by the novel coronavirus pandemic, has required many to tighten their budgets, especially amid job cuts and losses.Many are forced to eat less. In countries like Venezuela, some eat only once per day. Other areas see some people eating every other day. What has it been like for you? How can you maximise on reduced portions of food as the food situation worsens?

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