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January 29, 2008 at 2:57 am #255623
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I disagree about shopping only once a month. I buy
every week because I stock up on Buy One Get One Free
when they have a lot of great coupons and I ask
everyone I know to give me thier coupons that they
One Get One Free sale and that makes the items soooo
much cheaper. I am in a few grocery groups and
right now there is a $2 off Honey Bunches of Oats
coupon and at Publix it is Buy One Get One Free so
printed coupons at my mom’s house, my boyfriend’s
house, off my daughter’s computer, etc. I got free
and there was a $1 off manufacturers coupon and a $2
off store coupon. You can combine store and
it.
I do the majority of my shopping at Publix which many
incredible deal so I went there and stocked up on a
ton of things that were the lowest price I have found
store either.
Amy
> Grocery shop by yourself when you are not hungry.
> Before you go study the sales flyers,compare w/ your
> You will find some sales that were not listed, mark
> downs in the fruit and vegs. I always ck the buggy
> but most of the time have a second covering -keeping
> them clean and the same amt.
> anyone kid you.
> Over time you will be able to buy on sale in bulk
> Milk and bread can be frozen when on sale.
> Shop the out side isles of the store. Learn
> If you have milk that sours -mk corn bread w/ it.
> Get behind some one on food stamps or a senior on a
> You can do it .
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> From: Christopher Ryan> Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 5:34 PM
> Subject: Re: Budget101.com : My grocery savings
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> savings reported through this group. Can anyone
> provide me with a few pointers to maximize my
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