Plan ahead
Five more easy ways to save
Compare and contrast
Check the “Unit Price” on the shelf directly below the product. This will help you compare different brands and sizes of the same brand. That way, you can get the best deal.
Buy in bulk
Smart choices include family packs of chicken, steak or fish. You can also buy larger bags of potatoes and frozen veggies
Go back to the basics
Foods like frozen dinners and pre-cut produce may be easy for you, but not so easy on your wallet. Making meals from scratch takes a little more time. But the savings are worth it.
Focus on low-cost foods
Certain foods are typically low-cost options all year round. Try buying beans, carrots, greens or potatoes.
Save when eating out
Sure, it’s nice to dine out. But it can be costly. To save, take half of your meal home or ask someone to share. You can also try drinking water instead of iced tea or soda. Going out for lunch instead of dinner can also help.