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35 Money-Saving Grocery Tips | Kitchen Economics

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A couple of years ago, I coined the term, Kitchen Economics , after I read a dictionary definition of the word "economics" : "the science that deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, or the material welfare of humankind." Stop wasting food. Doesn't that sound familiar? Produce Tips.

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Ten Paper Products To Cross Off Your Grocery List | Kitchen Economics Link Up

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I found some new ones recently in the clearance section of Kohl's and I retired some older, stained napkins to use in place of paper towels for smaller spills and to wipe messy little hands and faces. Instead of using aluminum foil or plastic wrap to cover casseroles and leftovers, store the food in re-usable containers.

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Reduce Your Grocery Spending Without Sacrificing Quality | 31 Days to Find $1000

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Stop wasting food. After-Holiday clearance sales aren’t just about gift wrap. 31 Days to Find $1000 Kitchen Economics' Homemade Taco Seasoning. 10 Paper Products to Cross off your grocery list. Stock up and save with pre-holiday grocery sales. Shop at bread outlets. Make homemade bread crumbs from bread heels.

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How I Scored 16 lbs. of Meat for Just $17.20

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At the same time I discovered Ina Garten roasting a chicken on the Food Network. Think of it as the clearance section of the meat department. I do the majority of my food shopping at Giant of PA or Weis Markets and even if meat is not on my grocery list, I always walk through the meat department to look for marked down bargains.

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10 Smart Tips to Save Money on Meat

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I’m on a mission to eat well and serve my family tasty food on our limited budget. The ‘buy’ price is the price per unit that you are willing to spend on food. Think of it as the clearance section of the meat department. Americans waste as much as $600 a year on food. Buy Marked Down Meat.