I bought 30 items at Dollar Tree for just $35 - it lasted me a whole week and I didn't even have to scrimp on snacks

A WOMAN has dedicated her social media account to showing people how to get 30 items for just $35 for the whole week.

The videos on the account which include budget recipes, have racked up 9.4million likes.

TikTok user Dollar Tree Dinners (@dollartreedinners) has shown users what she can get for just $35 at Dollar Tree to last the week.

She also responded to people saying that Walmart is cheaper, buy showing that for the same 30 items she bought, she would have paid an extra $10 in Walmart.

In the video of the shop, the TikTok user was even able to get snacks within her budget.

First she picks up Hungry Jack original pancake and waffle mix, chocolate hazelnut spread, and Farmer John pork sausage meat.

She also bought homestyle biscuit mix by Pillsbury, Pioneer country gravy mix, black beans, and Penne pasta.

The savvy shopper said: "I only shop at one Dollar Tree on one given day and the only things I can use from home are oil, salt, and pepper.

"One other thing that I do differently from other budget content creators is I try to keep in mind that not everyone that's on a budget, necessarily has hours on end to spend in the kitchen cooking food."

To her shop she also added: garlic and herb pasta sauce, tortilla wraps, beef patties, garlic bread, Alfredo sauce, mozzarella cheese, and vegetable boullon, hot smoked sausage, and soy sauce.

She also considered her vegetable intake, snacks and drinks.

The Tiktoker bought various mixed vegetables, tomatoes and green chilies, Wyler's light drink mix, popcorn, spicy tortilla chips, peanut butter buddy bars, cherry limeade gelatin, and a box of 60 tea bags.

In her next videos she then shows people what she ate each day following the shop.

On the first day, she had her "all time favorite breakfast" by making sausage and gravy biscuits.

She combined the biscuit mix with water to make six biscuits, of which she has two a day.

She then cooked the sausage meat with gravy mix and water before crumbling the biscuits and covering them with the topping.

She made iced tea and lemonade and then created a garlic bread pizza using the garlic bread, pasta sauce, and shredded cheese and served it with green beans.

For dinner she made a smoked sausage Alfredo pasta which she saved half of to have for lunch the following day.

She also had a buddy bar and some spicy tortilla chips for snacks.

The 3.3million viewers who saw the shopping video were inspired and "love" her videos.

One said: "With inflation I have been buying more and more groceries from Dollar Tree.

"Love your videos."

Another said: "These videos bring tears to my eyes. $35 to some is dinner at Chilis while some might have to make it stretch a week or longer.

"Thank you for this."

The budget queen has also noted how doing these videos has changed her lifestyle.

In response to one comment she said: "That's why I now very sincerely struggle with the concept of eating out.

"This channel has changed my perspective on it drastically."

Budget videos are gaining popularity as more people continue to struggle to make ends meet and make their money stretch further.