Groceries are one of those budget items that can get out of control really quickly. Random “runs” to the store can go from a spending a few bucks to spending $50 in a matter of minutes! In today’s podcast episode Kim and Rhonda discuss simple ways you can start reducing the amount of money you spend on groceries every week just by making a few simple tweeks!
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Kim uses this book for weekly dinner ideas for the family!
2. Up & Up Brand Portion Control Bags (64 Count)
Kim mentioned that she uses these bags to control family snacking. It’s makes it easy to buy the large containers and divide them up over the small pre-packaged single serve containers.
These zip top bags allow you to pour food in and you can measure how much is in the baggie using the measured lines pre-marked on the outside of the baggies. 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 cup markings!
Do you have any of your own grocery day savings tips? Feel free to post in the comments below!
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Kim’s is the party planning, cupcake loving, celebration catalyst behind the Thrifty Little Mom Blog. Kim was a pro event planner for over 7 years before she became a full-time blogger. Kim is the author of: Live, Save, Spend, Repeat: The Life You Want with the Money You Have. She’s been featured on Time.com, Money.com, Good Housekeeping, Women’s Day and more! Kim aims to inspire you to create parties, celebrations and gatherings that everyone loves!
Max Auto says
March 28 at 9:21 amVery Informative article on penny saving tips, my idea is to pick one grocery store and to be their regular buyer is a simple way to get discount.