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I Advice - Secrets the Supermarkets Don't Want You To Know When Doing Your Weekly Food Shopping
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Secret #5. Make out a list of items you need for the week before you leave home. Stick to the list as much as possible.
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Secret #1. Check newspaper ads for the sale items available this week. Don't buy them though, just because they are on special. Buy them only if you need them.
Secret #2. Don't do your weekly food shopping on an empty stomach. The sights and smells are often too hard to resist and as a result your shopping budget can be in tatters.
Secret #3. Know how to compare brands, sizes, weights per $. Use a calculator if you have to. Don't be fooled by the size or claims of the packaging. Do the sums yourself.
Secret #4. If you can avoid it, don't buy goods at eye level. These are often more expensive. Try to buy from the higher or lower shelves.
Secret #5. Make out a list of items you need for the week before you leave home. Stick to the list as much as possible.
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Secret #2. Don't do your weekly food shopping on an empty stomach. The sights and smells are often too hard to resist and as a result your shopping budget can be in tatters.
Secret #3. Know how to compare brands, sizes, weights per $. Use a calculator if you have to. Don't be fooled by the size or claims of the packaging. Do the sums yourself.
Secret #4. If you can avoid it, don't buy goods at eye level. These are often more expensive. Try to buy from the higher or lower shelves.
Secret #5. Make out a list of items you need for the week before you leave home. Stick to the list as much as possible.
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Secret #3. Know how to compare brands, sizes, weights per $. Use a calculator if you have to. Don't be fooled by the size or claims of the packaging. Do the sums yourself.
Secret #4. If you can avoid it, don't buy goods at eye level. These are often more expensive. Try to buy from the higher or lower shelves.
Secret #5. Make out a list of items you need for the week before you leave home. Stick to the list as much as possible.
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Secret #4. If you can avoid it, don't buy goods at eye level. These are often more expensive. Try to buy from the higher or lower shelves.
Secret #5. Make out a list of items you need for the week before you leave home. Stick to the list as much as possible.
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Secret #5. Make out a list of items you need for the week before you leave home. Stick to the list as much as possible.
Secret #6. Ensure you have set a $ limit on your weekly food shopping and stick to it. Think creatively how you can get the most from your shopping dollar. You'll be surprised with your ideas.
Secret #7. Don't buy items at the check-outs. They are usually impulse purchases - not things you really need.
Secret #8. Sometimes complementary items such as drinks and pretzels/chips are placed side-by-side. This plays on your weakness to impulse shop. Unless it's on your list and it's at a great price let it go. Learn what kinds of items are considered impulsive, decide if you really want or need them, and cushion your grocery budget to pay for them
Secret #9. Pay attention to package si
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