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Grocery Savings: How to Cut Your Food Bill in Half

The average family spends over $1,000/month on groceries. Here's how to cut that in half.

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Sarah Mitchell

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Grocery Savings: How to Cut Your Food Bill in Half

Smart Grocery Shopping for Busy Families

The average American family spends over $1,000/month on groceries. Here's how to slash that number.

Plan Your Meals Around Sales

Check your store's weekly ad before making a meal plan. Build meals around what's on sale.

Use Digital Coupons at Every Store

Kroger, Publix, and most chains now have digital coupon apps. Load coupons before you shop.

Buy in Bulk — Strategically

Costco and Sam's Club can save you 30-40% on staples like rice, pasta, canned goods, and cleaning supplies.

Shop Aldi for Everyday Staples

Aldi prices are 30-50% lower than conventional groceries on most items.

Don't Overlook Dollar Stores for Pantry Items

Dollar Tree and Dollar General carry name-brand pantry items at a fraction of grocery store prices.

Time Your Purchases Around BOGO Cycles

Publix BOGO deals repeat roughly every 12 weeks. Stock up during the cycle.

Freeze Everything You Can

Buy meat, bread, and produce on sale, then freeze it. Most items last 3-6 months frozen.

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