10 Things You Should Never Buy At The Grocery Store | The Lifestyle Fix
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Grocery shopping is a necessity and we know youâre always looking for shopping tips to get the best deal. We all need to eat so in this video weâre sharing tips on how to save money on groceries (without coupons). Here are 10 things that you shouldnât buy at the grocery store. Let us know in the comments below what you avoid buying at the grocery store.
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Grocery shopping is a necessity and we know youâre always looking for shopping tips to get the best deal. We all need to eat so in this video weâre sharing tips on how to save money on groceries (without coupons). Here are 10 things that you shouldnât buy at the grocery store. Let us know in the comments below what you avoid buying at the grocery store.
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Thank you for your awesome tips.
Baby diapers and feminine pads are the only things I'm not convinced to change for the environment.
what about foodstamps you can't use foodstamps online
Thanks for the video! I`m just planing my christmas grocery list and your tips will go right into it (or off it? :D)
Extra large condoms! đ
Cloth diapers are super easy.
10 dippers per day? Not true at all unless the baby drinks every half an hour and thatâs almost impossible
HA, saving money and cacao powder? no idea how expensive it is, right?
is this an amazon ad?
Are you considering shipping costs?
$27 savings from spices? How much do you use girl!?
Also, you donât need eggs to bake most sweets.
Even before my husband and I went vegan, we didnât eat eggs on the regular. We do love sweets, though. Which made it a chore to finish off that carton of eggs once the birthday cake was baked.
There are so many alternatives! My favorite is chia seeds and water, though flax will work just as well. They add less flavor as compared to another popular alternative, a mashed banana.
sometimes buying precut food isn't a convenience. Some people are not physically able to use a knife. And good devices that actually help are hard to come by or are expensive.
Thanks for all the information đđ
You have pre-cut veggies? Damned, you 'muricans are really the laziest people on earth đ (seriously: I am a lazy fuck, but would never buy my veggies pre-prepared -.-)
Yuck! Re-usable diapers? What's next? Those old guy re-usable handkerchiefs? (Sure they may look stylish (at the Renaissance Fair!), but I'd rather dispose of snot ASAP instead of carrying it around in my pocket if I don't have to!)
Disclaimer: Grocery store pet food is pure junk food nutrition for your animals
Funny, as a European you're always told to NOT drink the water in the US, because it's not save. Maybe they tell it all tourists no matter where you are
Since I live in new zealand I don't think it'd actually make a difference, shipping is expensive
Fluorided tap water is through out California..any Maybe the whole US. So no plus it's acidic.
I buy greeting cards at thrift stores, $.10-.25 a card.
I love this segment of TFD!
am i the only one that keeps staring at her poke-a-dots that right where her nipples should be?
I do my food shopping at Costco, ny bf and I started this in August and it has helped dramatically. We used to spend around 300$ a month at the grocery store on regular food. Now at Costco we spend under 200$ and our food last all month. (We buy Costco because we eat very healthy and DO NOT eat out.) so in this case it makes sense for us to buy bulk because we literally take our coffee, our breakfast, and our lunch from home. For dinner I come home and cook or he does. We barely have the urge to buy food off the street and now itâs hard for me to buy food outside when I know I can make it at home. Once u cut some things out u wonât go back just try it out. Now for normal ppl I wouldnât say to shop at Costco because they might go out for lunch or whatever
The baking mixes isnât true because if you rarely bake then those mixes are literally 2$ for a box..well in my neighborhood. And you would already have eggs and milk to add in đ€·đœââïž
I will buy whatever I want from the grocery store, DUH!!!
Where is a better alternative to buy our kitchenware then?
She says these costs are based on convenience. A lot of us WANT convenience and pay for it! NOW I do all my shopping on Walmart.com and Walmart grocery app. Free shipping if you spend over a certain amount, for most groceries. Cheap and delivered to my porch!
The app is where you buy the fresher stuff like milk, eggs, butter, bread, lettuce, etc. They bag it up and bring it to your car (free with $? purchase.) Sorry can't remember details. All of the prices are same or LESS than shopping there physically. I like that I can focus on (and remember!) what I need and not be so distracted by other stuff! That distraction makes me forget what I NEEDED! Also I don't BUY those distractions anymore! Or wait in line, etc. Best part is not carrying around cans! Soup, fruit/veg, drinks get so heavy! Should have posted this on main thread. I'll copy/paste it there.