Save Money on Food Shopping


Grocery shopping, and the bill that comes with it, is rarely given much thought … until you get home and look closely at what you bought and how much you paid for it. Impulse purchases at the grocery store are even more frequent than those in your favourite clothing stores. (Pint of ice cream, trashy tabloid, package of gum, anyone?) Whether you’re saving up to buy your first home or worried about all your other bills, you’re probably looking for ways to save some money.

Below are some easy ways to try and save some money at the grocery store:

Support the Little Guy

Try to stay away from the large chains whenever you can. Buying your produce at a local market will save you tons of cash!

Have a Plan

Make your shopping list at home and stick to it. Also, if you plan meals ahead of time you’ll only buy what you need for the week.

Stick to the edges of the grocery store

Only shop the perimeter of the store. If you stick to the fruit, veggies, dairy, meat and bread that line the edges of the store – and skip all the packaged (way overpriced) aisles in the centre – you’ll save tons of money. You’ll eat healthier too!

Buy in Bulk

Buy in bulk whenever you can. Visit box stores like Costco or Sam’s Club to buy bigger packages. When you get home, separate things like chicken and fish so you can freeze them in individual serving sizes.

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