Grocery Shopping Like a Lavish Cheapskate!
The Power & Profit of Using The "Right" Grocery Shopping List
Using a grocery list is something we hear often, but as a lavish cheapskate we actively improve our grocery shopping list to free up more money and promote a lean and healthy lifestyle!
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To begin this journey and use these grocery savings tips, be sure that you include nutritionally-dense and lower-cost foods on your grocery shopping list. This creates a "lavish cheapskate's" win/win to fit your household budget, your grocery savings, and your health.
We've kept this very simple with these lavish cheapskate tips so you can overcome all the typical "money traps" that can lure you into spending more than you need to.
Here at Lavish Cheapskate Tips, we will do this together so you can maximize your grocery savings and add to a better quality life.
Simply use these grocery shopping tips and you will automatically avoid these spending pitfalls...
Six Lavish Cheapskate Tips To Free Up Money
in The Grocery Store!
1. Choose foods that are nutritionally dense
and lavishly cheap!
There are a plethora of foods loaded with great nutrition, low in fat, and plentiful in flavor that can free up a significant amount of money and promote a great lifestyle. To find out more about these foods,
read this article
that will take you to links giving you the "skinny" (or should we say, "LEAN")... truth about foods that are power packed, great for you, and lavishly cheap!
2. Price per ounce/serving/unit on everything.
By pricing per ounce, you will get the "real cost" of the foods you are buying. For instance, if you compare a name brand product, such as "Rice-A-Roni," and you price it per ounce, you will see that it is usually 75% more expensive than buying whole rice. With a coupon, usually it is still 50% more expensive than whole rice.
3. Avoid coupons as your grocery savings tool.
Coupons, most commonly, are on name brand products and entice buys that most often could be avoided altogether. You can improve you diet, promote a leaner lifestyle, and free up lots of money by abandoning them. 4. Cut back your trips to the grocery store to once a month.
That may seem like a big leap, but once you use lavish cheapskate tips, you will discover using these tips makes things much easier. They will save you time, money, and provide you with a simple way of living.
5. Turn Your Freezer into Cold Hard Cash!
Whenever meats, frozen vegetables, or any freezer-made foods go on sale, bulk up! Use the freezer to cut back on trips to the grocery store and to buy foods in bulk. This, once again, cuts back on time wasted in the grocery store and puts a stop to impulsive spending. 6. Use the Quick-Grab Concept for meals.
Another way to use the freezer is using the lavish cheapskate tips in meal planning which is "the quick grab concept." Instead of cooking on a daily basis, cook larger quantities of casseroles and other meals that can be frozen in single servingdishes. You can purchase disposable plastic containers (lavishly cheap) that will last for years. They all stack perfectly in your freezer. Now you have meals you can grab for breakfast, lunch, and dinner right at your fingertips. This will cut back on cooking time, save energy, and will cut back the temptation to eat out.
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