- Always take a list to the grocery store stick to it
- Try to shop with what is on sale
- Make a meal plan
- Use coupons (yes there is coupons available for Canadians too)
- When recipes call for chicken breasts (the most expensive cut) substitute with cheaper cuts
- Keep your leftovers and freeze it and make it into a soup once a week
- Brown bag lunch to work
- Buy in bulk (sometimes cheaper)
- Buy fresh fruits and produce when on sale
- Avoid pre-packaged single serving items as they are more expensive
- Stock up on your favourite cereal when it is on sale
- Sales usually rotate on about a 12 week basis
- Be realistic about the food you really need
- Don't shop when you are hungry
- Compare prices by per unit
- Buy a whole chicken and cut it into pieces as it is cheaper that way
- Make your own deserts (trust me it will taste better)
- Go without your kids
- Bring a calculator
- Make sure scanned price is posted price on the shelf
Monday, March 2, 2009
Grocery Prices Soar (article)
There was an article in the London Free Press on February 28,2009 This is just not in Canada but every where. We need to use all the tips and tricks to save money grocery shopping and with cooking now more than ever.
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