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Teri Gault, Founder of The Grocery Game
Clip coupons. Shoppers have clipped coupons for decades, but recently have become more savvy about using them wisely. Teri Gault, founder of the website "The Grocery Game" realized that grocery sales ran in cycles, and in tracking those cycles, she could save her coupons to coincide with sales for the greatest discount. - 2
Cheaper, and delivered to your door in bulk.
Explore buying in bulk. Coupons aren't the only way to save big on groceries. Buying in bulk, even having your groceries shipped directly to you can save money. Amazon.com offers a grocery service where you can order non-perishable items online and have them shipped to you in regular intervals. If you subscribe to a product, you get free shipping as well as a 15% discount in addition to the already discounted price. If a certain brand is offering a sale, it gets even lower. - 3
Multi Branded Product, Kirkland+Newman's Own
Don't be a brand snob. Many brand name items can cost 30% higher than grocery store brands, but we continue to reach for the name brand. But here's the surprise--many grocery store brands are actually from the same main supplier as the name brand. - 4
Farmer's Market strawberry display
Shop your local Farmer's Market. Local farmers sometimes offer a much lower price for fresh, in season produce than you would pay at a chain store. You can save money, and help support the local economy all at once. - 5). Buy more than one copy of the Sunday paper. The extra dollar for the paper could net you $50 in extra coupons.
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