17 Ways To Save Money on Groceries

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Title	:	17 Ways To Save Money on Groceries
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We are stocked up cooking off stock pile for months only buy milk and beer
Comment from : @hello-vs4me

great tips, definitely going to use some of these
Comment from : @JustineMartinez-f9c

Do you spend money on snacks? Next time you use peeled potatoes, deep fry the peels They're super!
Comment from : @susanpcollins7834

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Comment from : @jc-1579

Great video Vicky 🥰 My biggest tip is to ignore or at least take Best Before dates with a pinch of salt Unless it’s meat or poultry I generally use the sniff testbrbrBut this is particularly relevant for dried stuff I’d never serve it up to guests, but for myself and my partner we’ve eaten dried unopened stuff that’s 2 years old and it was fine and we were NOT sick afterwards So use your judgment 😊
Comment from : @lemonteapot1061

I`m not being disrespectful but I find it unbelievable that you`re trying to teach us how to save on our groceries while you`re doing your own shopping at Waitrose - the most expensive shop in the UK
Comment from : @coockiekat

We spend about $125 for 3 people (1 teenager) weekly in Georgia, US
Comment from : @GGio66

I love batch cooking something that i can have in multiple ways throughout out the week Eg Chilli Can be standard with rice, jacket potato filling, loaded nachos or sweet potato wedges, tex mex shepherds pie so flexible
Comment from : @staceywarner4910

Extend meals add lentils to meatballspotatoes to eggs n bacon make your cold flavored coffee at home etc etc
Comment from : @georgiawise8375

Ramon and tuna or 4$ pizza for teen Emergency food minimum only with coupon
Comment from : @georgiawise8375

1 Cook mostly from scratch and buy whole producebr2 Eat leftovers and meal prepbr3 Only buy fresh perishables for specific meals or recipes Otherwise stick to canned or frozen to limit wastebr4 Keep a well stocked pantry with staples (rice, flour, pasta, sugar, etc)br5 Bake from scratch (bread, muffins, pizza crust) br6 Use up what you already have at home Or do pantry cooking challenges once a month brI live alone and my food budget is 200 - 300$ I don’t eat out more than once a month if at all
Comment from : @LauraN-do2of

Hi therebrI buy veg that is in season and use them in caseroles and cut down on the meat, i chop sausages up and so we all get some meat, it just helps has most of the times the pack size ie 6 or 8 do not look much but cut up with all the lovely veg makes it a practical dish
Comment from : @jacquelinemcgowan8164

Buy fruits and vegetables that are seasonal (cheaper and fresher) Eat more chicken as it tends to be the cheapest protein source (followed by canned tuna and pork)
Comment from : @Baiyoubai

Meal planning has completely changed the way I food shopWith the current cost of living crisis my food budget was having to go up month after month but since meal planning I actually have money left in my bills and food account at the end of the month
Comment from : @Tootcee

You can bulk out mince with rolled oats
Comment from : @deborahbain9915

I challenge you to also be liberal with best before dates in meat It doesn’t automatically go bad on the date in the package
Comment from : @zo_471

Meatless meals are economical Single person in the UK, £100/month budget for all general household stuff, including food, cleaning and laundry producte, loo rolls and the like
Comment from : @gretelwhite8088

Our tips: brbr1 Eat plant based Beans, lentils and tofu are cheaper and have a longer shelf life than meat Easier to prepare alsobr2 Cook and eat mostly at home (We get two takeout pizzas from a local shop once a week It’s about $35 and lasts all week) br3 Limit alcohol to special occasions or not at all
Comment from : @kimrodgers692

Aldi and Albertson's has the best sales and mark downs
Comment from : @hello-vs4me