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Grocery Bill...
I dont know if its just an issue at our house or not, but has anyone noticed the grocery prices have gone way up! We are spending 20-30 dollars more and we havent done anything different! And if you have any suggestions how we can save money and still get the products we need, then please let me know!!!
Re: Grocery Bill...
To be honest, I haven't noticed. My husband and I do separate shopping trips and get our "things", LOL. I shop for the meals and things my daughter wants, he shops for his lunches and snacks he wants.
I have been doing a lot of shopping at Ald
I have had the same problem. I do a big shopping trip every two weeks and then fill in with milk, produce, and Costco items. I used to spend $85-$95 every two weeks and just the grocery store and lately the cheapest I have been able to do i
Due to the massive drought we had this past fall in the Midwest and South - so many farmers lost crops - like whole crops.
Therefore, there has not been as much of these items for sale. Demand has remained the same but supply has decreased, ther
If you get good at it and only buy what you need you can do something like CostCo or Sam's Club. By buying in bulk on items you already use...the idea is that you'll save money.
Can you switch grocery stores? Perhaps the one you're at is higher-e
PPs have great advice...
-Shop sales (check store ads in advance before going to the store to better meal plan - example: if the ground beef is on sale that week, plan a meal with ground beef in it...if the chicken i
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I really haven't noticed my grocery prices going way up. Also, is that 20-30 more a week or a month? If it is per week then that would be noticeable. Then again, I don't buy soda often, only when on sale and occasionally then which is
I do notice prices have gone up. Also, I've noticed that companies are now cutting product.....maybe giving you 10 ounces of something when it used to be 12 ounces. I've also noticed BOTH happen at the same time.
An example that was v