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- January 29, 2008 at 2:57 am #255645
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“Stay away from precooked or premade foods. They are
VERY EXPENSIVE!”….
Unless they are on a Buy One Get One Free sale and youhave 2 coupons for them. Then sometimes they are much
cheaper than making it yourself.
Once you have been doing it for awhile, you will getthe hang of it. I keep a spreadsheet of what I spend
on each item I buy. Then I can see if the sale a
store has is really a good deal or not. I used tospend around $400-600 a month in groceries (I do home
childcare and have to feed 6 kids breakfast, lunch and
snacks on top of my family’s meals)… I now spentbetween $200-250. For the month of January I spent
$250 but I had stocked up on sodas… got 24 12-packs
for around $1 each at CVS on sale. That will last meabout 6 months but I won’t be able to find a sale like
that again for a LONG time so I stocked up.
Amy— Carole Scandrol
The first thing you need to do is check all the > sales flyers and plan your weekly meals around
> what’s on sale.
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