Whats the cheapest form of buying a food product?

Question

I've found that buying frozen juice instead of bottled, cube butter instead of the tubs, powdered laundry soap instead of liquid are all much cheaper ways of buying these products. Do you have any others?

Buying generic is a given. Donna is really the only one that answered my question.

Answer 1

dried spices instead of fresh
bottled water in gallons instead of smaller bottles

Answer 2

Generic is cheaper than name brand.
The bigger the container, the cheaper (generally).

You can check most grocery store prices have small print with prices of each product per ounce, so you can tell how much you'll save on one or the other of two different sized items.

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Tuesday - Green
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Answer 3

Buying the store brand, Gettting coupons some places double them, Making homemade pizza instead of frozen, Muffin mixes instead of already made, Buying meat in larger quanity, Toilet paper SCott tissue last along time they usually have a store brand similar. store brands are from the same company actually as the product that looks similar.I learned that in Marketing...

Answer 4

buy fruit and vegetables that are in season or else buy frozen vegetables. when buying in bulk its some times cheaper and using refill liquids instead of buying the bottles with the spray tops on them

Answer 5

try generic brands, and price the bulk pack items sometimes buying bulk is cheaper, also discount food stores

Answer 6

cvs brand products are always cheaper

Answer 7

houseshit are cheaper than cowpies.

Answer 8

everything in bulk