5 Practical Tips To Save Food.
Are the prices going up and your budget getting tighter and tighter?
It is the basic necessities that are most seriously affected by this outbreak.
Flour, for example, now costs between 15% and 20% more and coffee, between 10% and 20% more.
More than ever, we will have to be cunning on the shelves to save money. We have unearthed the best deals for you so as not to have unpleasant surprises during your checkout.
To continue to eat well without breaking the bank, discover 5 practical tips that will be an opportunity to save money on food.
1. Shop at hard-discounters for basic products
Neighborhood mini-markets are practical, but when you know that the products sold are more expensive than elsewhere, it makes you think ... Why not try the "hard discounters" to buy commodities unprocessed like rice, pasta, plain yogurt, milk, fresh eggs.
Avoid prepared meals, the quality of which often leaves something to be desired, and meat, which is often too fatty.
2. Hunt for low prices
To save money, THE trick is to track down the best prices! The most cheaper are located at the top or bottom of the shelves, the most expensive being carefully placed in front of your eyes. Get down, get on your tiptoes, in short it can be a bit sporty, but the result is guaranteed.
3. Take advantage of discounts
We don't think about it often, but coupons are also a smart way to save. So remember to inspect your receipts and your packaging before you throw it away, it could help you get a good deal.
4. Watch out for expiration dates on the shelves
Some products with an approaching expiration date are sold at half price. If you are sure you will consume them before the deadline, don’t hesitate to buy them. Attention, for get the discount, this must be specified at the checkout. The reduction must be entered manually by the cashier. And if she doesn't check the expiration date, she won't think about passing your discount on to you.
5. Prepare your shopping list
Preparing your shopping list before you go to your store saves spending more on things you don't necessarily need. And the little extra is take out your calculator in store. I do it very often: having an overview of your expenses to avoid budget overruns, that's the secret to saving on food.
Your turn...
Have you tried these grandma's tips for saving money on groceries? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to hear from you!
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