DealDash’s 10 Tips to Save at the Supermarket

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As a DealDash shopper, you are most likely a fan of saving money. Here are some great tips to save money the next time you go to the supermarket.

Since you are a savvy shopper, who loves a deal, we have created a checklist of several tips to help you conserve extra cash on your weekly shopping. Read on for some great information to help you save money on your family’s essentials at the supermarket, from DealDash. Read these 10 tips to save.

Super Tips to Save on Food

1. Don’t shop hungry.

When you are starving, never ever go to the supermarket. When we are famished our state of mind adjustments, we make negative choices. Sadly, we often wind up buying a basket packed with chips, cookies, and ice cream. In other words, foods loaded with sugar and fats. These foods are not only bad for your health, but also your wallet. These foods cost much more per serving than healthy, homemade foods.

2. Bulk is best.

When you have a chance, purchase in mass! When you see a bargain as well as items you want in the future, Supply up. Your pantry will be filled with canned and dry goods and will save you money as well as time since you won’t need to shop as often.

3. Pay attention to use-by dates.

When you buy new food at the store check the use-by dates to be sure they are far enough in the future. When you put your foods away in the pantry be sure to put the oldest foods in the front. This will decrease your food waste and save you money as well as being environmentally friendly.

4.  Look around!

Do not simply depend on that your neighborhood warehouse store has the most effective bargains. Be sure to venture out there and check prices elsewhere. Huge chains are usually extremely affordable with their rates as well. Comparison shopping is essential for saving money.

5. Make a list.

Produce a checklist of the most common items you purchase weekly and price them out in your neighborhood shops. These items might be the best ones to purchase in bulk as long as they can be safely stored in the pantry or freezer.

6. Do weekly meal prep.

Look for very easy to prepare foods that you are able to freeze into meal portions. Weekly meal prepping could conserve you time and money in the future. Some ideas might be lasagna, breakfast bowls, or chicken and rice meals.

7. Shop local for meat.

Seek out a regional butcher to purchase non-pre-packaged meat. It’s typically less expensive and also higher quality compared to a supermarket deli counter. Many of these shops will also do price matching, so you can get better meat at the same price as at the supermarket.

8. Shop in season.

Purchase the veggies you like when they are in season. When they are numerous and plentiful, veggies will be put on sale at the store. Many of these fruits and veggies can be frozen as well for use later on when they aren’t in season and are more expensive.

9. Grow your own.

Plant a natural herb garden! This is a fantastic leisure activity that will save you money. It will certainly offer you a nearly limitless supply of herbs. You can usually grow these items inside, many people like to keep mini herb gardens on their kitchen window sill.

10. Loyalty programs save money.

Sign up with supermarket discount card programs and also register for VIP cards. You should do this at any place you can from the supermarket to the pharmacy and beyond.

Thanks from DealDash for Reading

Thanks a bunch for checking out this DealDash blog post on 10 tips and ideas to help you save money on your weekly shopping trips. If you use these tips for saving money at the grocery store, let us know down in the comments.

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This sponsored DealDash blog article was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Dawn was compensated for writing this article. This blog is written by real DealDash customers. The opinions and advice shared here represent our customers’ views and not those of the company. Read even more on DealDashTips.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.