Saturday Savings Smorgasbord – The “When You Don’t Want to Use Coupons” Edition
So, you don't want to use coupons? Or, you live where coupon and rebate deals are scarce?
There's still plenty you can do to save money:
When you find a good sale, stock up!
Pay attention to the little things.
And, if you enjoy seeing lots of great savings from around the blogosphere, don't miss Super Savings Saturday!
What things do you do to save money on groceries without using coupons or rebates? Tell us about some of your favorite ideas!
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3 Responses to “Saturday Savings Smorgasbord – The “When You Don’t Want to Use Coupons” Edition”
November 11th, 2007 at 8:20 am
Cook from scratch.
Stay at home.
Try some meatless meals.
November 11th, 2007 at 7:35 pm
Find an off-beat source of food, like discount groceries, bread outlets, and/or Mennonite markets. A combination of these is what led me away from the coupon trade a few years ago.
(With snack-hungry kids, I’m once again couponing, but not to the degree I once did.)
November 12th, 2007 at 9:14 am
I do my regular shopping at the grocery store with the best all-around, non-sale prices. If another store has a spectacular sale, I’ll stock up, but when I do all my shopping at national chains like Albertson’s and Smith’s, I usually end up spending roughly twice as much for the same thing. Even their store brands are more expensive.
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