When I saw this pinned by a friend on Pinterest, I was immediately interested. Even with just the two of us, Todd and I easily spend....well, let's just say we spend a lot for two people -- and we're not extravagant shoppers. I go into the store with a planned menu for the week and a list. We don't purchase a lot of junk food or snack stuff. I'm pretty good about getting store brand or shopping for the best price, and I usually have coupons. And not only that, but our freezer is filled with all kinds of cuts of venison and loads of fish, thanks to a good friend and my husband, so the money we spend on meat is minimal. Groceries are just . . . expensive.
I want to take a look at this and see what it provides . . . thought I'd share here for anyone else who is conscious of the high cost of feeding your family!!
:)
I want to take a look at this and see what it provides . . . thought I'd share here for anyone else who is conscious of the high cost of feeding your family!!
:)
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Thanks for showing this book on your blog. I'm waiting for my free copy now.
I'm going to take a look at this, too. Thanks for sharing!
Scary how food is much more plentiful, yet more expensive...
Thanks for the tip. I am heading over to check it out.
"...Under $250 a month", now that's intriguing ... assuming "Groceries" refers to just edibles and does not include non-food necessities such as toilet tissue.
That's great! I may share this with my readers too!
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