Happy Monday!
As some of you know, I was laid off from my contract position, so this CNN.com article was timely.
This post from MoneySaving Mom is an excellent guide to saving money on groceries without coupons.
After you get done with all your bargain grocery shopping, you'll need a place to put everything. The Dollar Stretcher talks about creating a pantry out of wasted space.
Have a good week everyone!
1 comment:
Thanks for the link, FHP!
I've been poring over your archives recently, all very inspiring, but very difficult to replicate here in the UK, where things are now incredibly expensive (petrol - last week $9.04 vs $4.30 in the US, for instance).
We do not have coupons here - occasionally you get a 50p off next purchase coupon with a purchase of e.g. toilet cleaner or something - but most frugal publications are US-based, and not as helpful as they first appear to be because of the amazing coupon deals you all get over there.
So something that looks at non-coupon ways of dealing with food prices (30% up on this time last year - e.g. it's currently $8.60 for a dozen eggs!!! Welcome to rip-off Britain) is really interesting.
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