That comes out to over $200 per month or $2400 per year in Savings!
I am a pretty busy person and I have devised a really simple way to save over $50 per week on your grocery bill. My last grocery bill I had a savings of $55.15. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to save every week.
Step-by-step guide on how to save every week!
- Getting Coupons - Unfortunately the Sunday newspaper in our area has very few. I get about 10 good ones per week. I get my coupons on ebay. There are a ton of people selling coupons. I get 100 coupons for about $1 to $3. I have gotten an excellent selection. I also use Coupons.com for coupons you can print on the internet.
- Getting your list together - I always shop at Giant Eagle. I get the circular in the mail on Tues. or Wed. I then go to MyGroceryDeals.com They have an awesome free service. Every week they post the circular deals in an easy to search format by store and by brand. You can also print your grocery from their site.
- Organize - Now comes the fun part. I enjoy doing this part. Get your coupon pile and go to MyGroceryDeals.com and select "Skim by Brand". I only use coupons on items that are on sale. For example: This week at Giant Eagle Pop-Tarts are on sale for $10 for 5 boxes. I have 2 $.55 coupons which can be doubled. Now I am getting these 5 boxes of Pop Tarts for $7.80. That is an awesome deal.
- Shop - I usually try to go to the grocery store early to avoid crowds. I sort my coupons by aisle and get to work. I usually only spend about 15 extra minutes in the store oragnizing my stuff. That is definately worth $50.
Grocery Saving Sites
- MyGroceryDeals.com
- Gives a searchable way to view sale flyers from serveral local grocery strores in your area. YOu can also print your grocery list from their site.
- Coupons.com
- I love this site. I print tons of coupons from here every month. They have great deals on everything including grocery's, pets, baby, drug stores items and more.
- Where to find coupons online
- NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Coupon clipping is a time-honored tradition that helps Americans save on grocery, health-care and household items. As an increasing number of consumers resolve to save more money in 2008, coupons are making a comeback. Do you know where to find savings for the products and services you use most?
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James43302 wrote...
Wow, I didn't know you can really save that much in coupons. Do you know if coupons are still accepted at Krogers? I know they have the Plus card and I do have that. Many cities and tows has stores that you can get good savings such as Aldies, Save-a-lot, and many more. Well great lens and I gave you 5 stars and a favorite. Good day! :)
Posted February 02, 2009
SewWithSarah wrote...
Great ideas - I didn't know about coupons on ebay. My daughter has 2 1/2 year old quadruplets and an older, just turned 4 son --- she uses every coupon she can find, as well as checking the "discount" isle at WalMart. Good info. 5 stars for you! Thanks
Posted September 09, 2008
Katelyn_Grace_Willett wrote...
This site has a pretty good Giant Eagle forum as well http://thecouponcupboard.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9
Posted August 12, 2008
mulberry wrote...
Love it, I know people who think coupons are "silly" but I guess we can "laugh all the way to the bank"!!
Posted January 14, 2008
