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International markets offer budget dinner ideas

A Los Angeles-area food approach highlighted by AP points to international supermarkets as a way to refresh home dinners without overspending.
WHO: Palina Louangketh; Boise-area refugees; Idaho Museum of International Diaspora
WHAT: International supermarkets and refugee-led cooking classes are presented as a cost-conscious way to break the “what’s for dinner” routine using new ingredients and techniques.
WHEN: Reported Aug 29, 2026 at 6:09 AM ET
WHERE: Idaho
WHY: The article says grocery prices have risen sharply and kitchen burnout makes daily dinner planning difficult, so shoppers look for lower-cost ways to cook at home with new flavors.

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