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A simple 4-step system to save you hours on grocery shopping every week. Step 1: Pick a supermarket that has everything you need to buy This way you only need to go to 1 store. Ideally, you pick a store close to your home or along your commute route. -- Step 2: Avoid weekends and afternoons During rush hours more people will block you and lines are longer. I found morning and noon to be the best time. You can skip this step if you have no other options. -- Step 3: Choose 1 weekday for grocery shopping You buy everything you need for the week in one go. Having a designated day helps with planning. -- Step 4: Plan the shopping session • Make a list with everything you need to buy • Mentally plan your route through the store in advance • Order the items on your list according to your route This will seem like a lot of work but it will save you time in the store. it also makes it harder to forget something and have to make another shopping trip. If you are new to the store, spend some extra time to familiarize yourself with the layout and the aisles. Once you know where every item is, shopping takes much less time. -- With this system, I only spend 30 minutes on groceries per week. Even though I cook different meals every week, I rarely forget ingredients. This system helped me turn groceries from a chore into a mild inconvenience. Quick summary: 1. Go to a supermarket that has everything you need 2. Avoid rush hours 3. Have a designated day for grocery shopping 4. Plan your trip accordingly What strategies do you use to save time on grocery shopping?

Are you feeling a little pinched in the pocket at the grocery store lately? Here are 14 tips that can help you save money on your weekly shopping trip:

Are you feeling a little pinched in the pocket at the grocery store? Here are 14 tips that can help you save money on your weekly shopping trip:

Grocery Shopping on a Budget? This Might Surprise You!  Struggling to stretch your grocery budget further? You're not alone! But a recent study revealed some surprising info about the **cheapest national chains for groceries. I am going to share with you the **TOP 11 Stores Ranked by Cost**, so you can make informed choices and SAVE BIG on your next shopping trip!  * The **undisputed champion** for budget-friendly groceries!   * How other popular stores stack up on price.  * How much the average costs is per store. P.S. How did your favorite store do? Put your favorite store in the Comments!

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Self Service check outs seem to be a triggering topic these days. I know that news outlets love writing about it because you can guarantee an army of people who rarely do the grocery shopping engaging with the post about the loss of jobs and "why aren't groceries cheaper if I'm doing your job for you". What these people don't seem to grasp is that consumer buying habits have changed. When I was a kid, Mum would go to the shops once a week, sometimes once a fortnight. Major grocery stores were only open from 9-5 Monday to Friday and from 9-12pm on Saturday. Now, you can grocery shop 24/7 online, people tend to food shop 2-4 times a week and buy from multiple stores. Self Service check outs allow customers to quickly purchase 2-8 items easily without being stuck behind someone who is doing their large weekly shop. Yes, the serviced check out still has its place and I use it once a week but I applaud supermarkets for identifying a customer's pain point of standing in line to buy a packet of mints whilst someone else shops for their 48 person Christmas lunch. May a hybrid purchase option long remain.

What items you should always buy at grocery stores? 🍎This article on GOBankingRates written by Yaël Bizouati-Kennedy, features expert opinions and insights to help consumers find answers to the questions and provide practical tips to improve their shopping decisions. 🛒While online grocery shopping offers convenience and time-saving benefits, certain items are best-purchased in-store, says Michael Podolsky, a consumer expert and CEO of PissedConsumer. Why? In physical stores, you get the advantage of assessing quality firsthand, ensuring freshness, and grabbing special deals. However, some online orders might not live up to expectations in terms of description and quality. For a deeper dive into why these items are grocery store must-haves, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g2k4fxhu  #GroceryShopping #ConsumerTips #GroceryStores

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