Cut your Grocery-Store Costs
Tired of steep food prices? Stephanie Nelson, founder of CouponMom.com, offers tips on how to get the most out of coupons, and how to cut your grocery bill almost in half. Stacey Delo reports. (June 16)
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Tired of steep food prices? Stephanie Nelson, founder of CouponMom.com, offers tips on how to get the most out of coupons, and how to cut your grocery bill almost in half. Stacey Delo reports. (June 16)
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Coupons save more hands down. I used to shop at wholesale & discount stores (Costco, Sams Club, Aldi, Big Lots, etc.). But, I have been using coupons since October and I very rarely spend more than $15 a week on groceries. For example, Organic milk is $8.99 for 3 half gallons at Costco. That comes to ~$3 each. I've been getting it for $1.50 a half gallon. That is 50% savings right there.
this video its bored
Good documentary. Personally I stick to either warehouses or store-brand locations (like ALDI), and that works for me. But, if you don't have access to these in your area, these sites are the way to go.
I wonder which would save more: Buying at a retail grocery store with coupons, or buying at a wholesale or store-brand outlet?