The Frugal Girl
SEPTEMBER 8, 2023
This is better than endless nights of eating out, but definitely not as frugal as an organized trip to Aldi. I spent $63 at Safeway, spread out between an embarrassing number of trips. Sunday Leftover sandwiches; they’re great reheated in the toaster oven on the air-fryer setting.
Shereen Travels Cheap
JANUARY 10, 2024
Choose a meal to eat "at home". A quick trip to the grocery store is not only fun, but can save you money over dining out. At the very least, and most of what we do, is to bring back leftovers and eat those instead of going out for another meal. Tip: Give a little extra where you can. Tip: Clean up big messes.
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Family Balance Sheet
NOVEMBER 13, 2015
these 15 tips to save money when eating out. It was still a pricey meal, but we did come home with leftovers. We didn’t have any coupons, but the lunch prices are much cheaper than dinners and we had some leftovers to eat at dinner time, along with our leftovers from Saturday night. We ordering pizza.
Coupons Do Work
APRIL 14, 2015
They were the leftovers. I do the same thing AND my kids eat healthy! Step 2: leftovers. any leftovers left and/or stockpile days. If I want to eat out or the kids help me make a fun meal – stockpile stuff. Step 4 : I do NOT buy frozen food (correction: I have frozen pizza but that is it).
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
FEBRUARY 9, 2012
But there is no way you are going to give up cable, the cell phone, eating out or your gym membership. You have pizza every Friday night. You spend until the money runs out and then you put your purchases on your credit card. Write out what you have to spend on your home, utilities and other necessary items.
The Coupon Game
MAY 12, 2011
I notice I tend to desire to eat out more when the menu isn't planned, which in turn causes a higher cost in our food budget. In our house, we've all begun to fall into a summer schedule and are living life a bit more leisurely these days. Thus, the weekly menu has not been what it ought to be. That needs to get nipped in the bud!
The Coupon Game
JUNE 16, 2011
Here's the Breakdown: Bakery Pizza Dough (2): $1.99 = Paid $3.98/2 Here's the Breakdown: Bakery Pizza Dough (2): $1.99 = Paid $3.98/2 TOTAL IN GROCERIES = $111.25 Total Savings in Coupons = $8.95 Total Savings in Advertised Sales = $30.39 TOTAL SAVINGS = $39.34 TOTAL OOP = $71.91 A Savings of 35%!! 75/1 Printable HERE = Paid $1.75/1
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