BOOK SHOWS HOW TO SAVE MONEY WHILE SHOPPING
I
am often contacted by authors, publishes, and their publicists and asked to
review books. Who has time to do that? On the other hand, it’s my pleasure to
recommend books that seem to have their act together and Budget Savvy Diva's Guide to Slashing Your Grocery Bill by 50% or More
is one such book.
Sara
Lundberg founded the popular blog, Budget Savvy Diva, where 1.75 million
monthly visitors learn how to spend less and still enjoy life. Sara, the author
of the book, is based in the Portland, Oregon area. She serves up some great
tips for the fiscally responsible in her $12.95 paperback from Ulysses Press.
The
first 100 pages provide strategies to spending less and the last 50 pages focus
on how to manage the kitchen and discounted meal-planning, including recipes
for inexpensive dishes.
Some
of her tips include these gems:
·
Buy
in bulk, wait for sales, and avoid convenience stores
·
Milk
is often cheap in gas stations
·
Don’t
ever shop you’re hungry
·
Look
for coupons online and price-comparison shop
·
Forget
brand loyalty – buy what’s on sale or try generics
·
Buy
foods that are seasonal
·
Go
to a farmer’s market right before it closes
·
Buy
big sizes foods – then break it up into serving sizes and freeze them
She
also has sections on how to eat healthy on a diet while on a budget, how to
find coupons, teaching your kids good shopping habits, and tricks for finding
hidden bargains.
I
know I’m tired of dropping more than a Benjamin every single time I step foot
in a supermarket. This book can definitely help you save money while not
forcing you to do things you couldn’t do. It’s worth the investment. You’ll
make back the cover price within five minutes of shopping.
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