Whether you want to cut your grocery bill or save on eating out, we’ll show you how.
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Groceries
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Written by Ahmed Amr
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Pepsi or Coke? When it comes to soft drinks the choice pretty much comes down to two brands. As for drinking store brand pop - well that’s just pure indecent and un-American. Heinz or Hunts? Here again, I understand brand loyalty. Nobody really wants watery private label ketchup. There really are a few products for which there are no good store-brand substitutes. Switching to private label products to save money on groceries can be difficult.
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Read more: 10 Ways to Wean Yourself Off of Branded Products
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Groceries
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Written by Omie Ismail
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Thursday, 22 July 2010 02:53 |
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Everyone likes to pay less for groceries. Supermarkets can often be expensive and so many of us have turned to Target or Walmart to snag some cheap grocery deals. The prices are good on many items and you don't have to pick off the loss leaders or use coupons to feel like you got a deal. But a recent trip to Target left me shaking my head. Some Target grocery prices just don't make sense; they are illogical and dare I say "wacky".
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Read more: Wacky Grocery Prices at Target
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Restaurants
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Written by the frugal nomad
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010 03:52 |
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Every time you open your wallet to buy something, somebody is making a profit - which is a good  thing because otherwise they'd go out of business. There’s no problem with somebody making an honest buck or two, but sometimes markups amount to gouging. This is especially true when it comes to dining out.
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Read more: Getting Gouged - Their Profit Margin is Your Loss
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Groceries
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Written by Omie Ismail
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Tuesday, 13 July 2010 04:07 |
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Have you ever ordered Pacific Red Snapper in San Francisco or San Diego? How  about a nice Grouper on a Florida vacation? Did that Pacific Salmon dinner in Chicago strain your dinning out budget? If you've recently indulged in any of these premium priced seafoods, chances are you got scammed and in a big way.
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Read more: Fish - The Bait and Switch that Ripped You Off
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Groceries
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Written by livecheap staff
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 03:13 |
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There’s nothing wrong with picking up a ‘cheap’ tip here or there on how to reduce your grocery bills. It’s all good and every little bit helps. But it's summer time and we'd like to extend you an invitation to attend our super ch eap grocery training camp. If you make it through this rigorous training session, you should end up with an extra hundred or two in your pocket a month - every month. Many of you have already completed a good part of this course and you’re buffed up and good to go. But even some of our veteran cheapsters might learn a thing or two to hone up on their grocery saving skills. Here's 7 lessons to get groceries super cheap:
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Read more: Seven Lessons To Get Groceries Super Cheap
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