Prices are rising and your budget is getting tighter and tighter?
Basic necessities are the most seriously affected by this outbreak.
Flour, for example, now costs between 15% and 20% more and coffee between 10% and 20% more.
More than ever, we will have to be cunning on the shelves to save. We have unearthed the best tips for you so that you don't have any unpleasant surprises when you go to checkout.
To continue to eat well without breaking the bank, discover 5 practical tips that will be an opportunity to save money on food.
Neighborhood supermarkets are practical, but when you know that the products sold are more expensive than elsewhere, it makes you think... Why not try the "hard discounters" to buy basic products unprocessed such as rice, pasta, plain yogurt, milk, fresh eggs.
Avoid prepared meals whose quality often leaves something to be desired and meat which is often too fatty.
To save money, THE trick is to track down the best prices! The cheapest items are located at the top or bottom of the shelves , the most expensive being neatly laid out before your eyes. Bend down, stand on your tiptoes, in short it can be a bit sporty, but the result is guaranteed.
We don't often think about it, but coupons are also a smart way to save money. So remember to inspect your receipts and your packaging before you throw them away, they could help you get some good business.
Some products whose expiry date is approaching are sold at half price. If you are sure to consume them before the deadline, do not hesitate to buy them. Attention, toget the discount , it must be specified at checkout. The discount must be entered manually by the cashier. And if she doesn't check the expiration date, she won't think to pass on your discount.
Prepare your shopping list before going to your store, it avoids spending more on buying things you do not necessarily need. And the little extra is to take out your calculator in store . I do it very often:having an overview of your expenses to avoid budget overruns, that's the secret to saving on food.
Have you tried these grandma's tricks to save money on groceries? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!
