As grocery store prices increase, are you looking for ways to fight inflation while still feeding your family well? I can help with that! In this month’s pantry chat, I’m here to share dozens of ways that you save money, prepare delicious meals and even stock your pantry without breaking the bank, clipping coupons, paying monthly subscriptions, or any other hidden costs. Be sure to download the accompanying grocery guide which is packed full of the recipes I share and your grocery list for this month. You CAN save money, learn to cook from scratch, preserve your own foods, and eat deliciously and nutritiously even on a budget. So, pull up a chair, settle in, and let’s get into the nitty-gritty of saving you money!
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We’ve all been there – you head to the grocery store with a list of essentials in hand, only to leave with a cart full of items that weren’t on your list, and a receipt that has you scratching your head wondering how you spent so much. Grocery shopping can be a minefield when it comes to overspending, but with a few simple tips and tricks, you can avoid overpaying and stay on budget.

First and foremost, it’s important to make a list before heading to the grocery store. Take inventory of what you already have in your pantry, fridge, and freezer, and plan meals around those items. This will help you avoid purchasing unnecessary duplicates and ensure that you’re only buying what you need.

Another key tip to avoid overpaying at the grocery store is to stick to a budget. Set a spending limit for your trip and try to stick to it as closely as possible. One way to do this is to bring cash instead of relying on a credit or debit card. When you have a finite amount of money to spend, you’ll be more mindful of your purchases and less likely to overspend.

Additionally, consider shopping at discount stores or buying generic brands to save money on groceries. Many discount stores offer the same quality products at a fraction of the price of name-brand items. Generic brands are often just as good as their more expensive counterparts, and opting for these can save you a significant amount of money over time.

When shopping, be on the lookout for sales, promotions, and coupons. Many grocery stores offer discounts on certain items each week, so take advantage of these deals to save money on your favorite products. Using coupons can also help lower your grocery bill, so be sure to clip or download coupons before heading to the store.

Finally, be mindful of portion sizes and buy only what you need. It can be tempting to buy in bulk to save money, but if you don’t end up using all of the food before it goes bad, you’re not really saving anything. Buy only as much as you will realistically consume to avoid wasting money on unused groceries.

By following these simple tips, you can avoid overpaying at the grocery store and stay on budget. Making a list, sticking to a budget, shopping smart, and being mindful of portion sizes can all help you save money on groceries and make shopping a more pleasant experience. Happy shopping!