I love the produce aisle, don’t you? So many vibrant shades of green and yellow and orange. Besides, shopping the perimeter made me feel like I was feeding my family better. I used to find the majority of my produce there, but these days, I’ve changed my shopping strategy. Now I find myself in the Keep Reading
Groceries
Shopping for groceries can be overwhelming. They say that other than rent, the average consumer spend the most amount of money on food. However, with some frugal shopping tips, you can buy quality groceries. You don’t have to sacrifice quality to save money. It is possible to buy enough food for a family of four for less than fifty dollars a week. Some of the tips include going to warehouse stores and buying in bulk for savings, however if big box stores are not an option, there are some tricks on how to successfully spend less on groceries for small town shoppers. Learning to shop for frozen as opposed to fresh can help save money in the long run and prevent food waste to help save extra money as well. Some of the tips look at the cost and benefit of products, such as organic foods, detergents and other items you might unnecessarily spend money on, and the alternatives to buying these things that will save you a substantial amount.Â
How To Build A Healthy Grocery List On A Budget
How to feed a family healthy meals, while staying on a strict budget is a dilemma that will never go away completely. Prices change, budgets change, and you’ll always have to be flexible. That said, with a little strategic planning, I believe that it will always be possible to build a healthy Keep Reading
Deals You Don’t Want To Miss!
In lieu of our usual weekend wrap-up (because really, the only thing interesting that happened was that it rained yesterday - yippee!), I wanted to let you know about two things that are going on here on frugalfarmwife.com that you don’t want to miss! Google Express For just a couple more Keep Reading
How I Revamped My Weekend With Google Express
I was given the opportunity to work with Google Express recently, and I’m so excited to share it with you! Why? Well, here’s my scenario: Gabriel, the kids, and I are going to Argentina next month. Eek! As someone who’s wanted to travel ever since I can imagine, I’m beyond excited! The problem is, Keep Reading
How To Save Money At Small Town Stores
I use to see all these great shopping strategies on friends blogs, and feel like I was at a big disadvantage because we lived in such a tiny town, that we didn’t have any places to bargain shop. And by tiny, I mean, that a Mom and Pop grocery store, and Dollar General are literally the only places Keep Reading
5 Things I’m Doing To Save Money Right Now
As a self-employed couple our monthly income tends to vary pretty widely. For a while - it felt like forever - we lived on what most would consider a poverty level budget - completely dirt poor - but with a lot of hard work building our businesses, our finances have improved considerably, and while Keep Reading
How I’m Cutting Stress Out Of Shopping, and Saving More Money
So y’all, it turns out that grocery shopping with two preschoolers in tow is more stressful that I thought it would be. I suppose it’s partly my fault for (unintentionally) raising them to be this way. Or maybe it’s their personalities (one in particular). Whatever. The point it, it’s Keep Reading
The Ultimate List Of Grocery Money-Saving Tips
Of all the things we spend money on, I think groceries are one of the biggest recurring expenses, and they are by far the biggest recurring expense that we can massively cut back on. I’m constantly amazed by how there are literally endless numbers of tips floating around on the internet for how Keep Reading
How Eating Seasonally Saves You Money
Here in America, we’ve gotten pretty good at keeping a steady supply of all the things in grocery stores year round. In fact, it’s been that way for so long, that most of us don’t even think about changing the way we eat from season to season. Why should we? We know what we like, and we like what Keep Reading
Why We Choose To Live Frugally
Frugal living is a popular topic around the interwebz. Everybody - or so it seems - is looking for that one magical tip that will fix their budget. And yet, there’s an equal amount of criticism to those who choose to live frugally, from the professional life coach telling you that giving up Keep Reading
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