(Newswire.net — November 10, 2018) — Food may be considered cheap in comparison with the cost of other basic necessities such as housing but to get the really good stuff like fresh fruits and other organic products can cost a pretty penny. But that’s still not an excuse to adopt a diet of junk food and sodas. Creating a healthy lifestyle is an investment that pays off handsomely over time so it’s worth re-arranging that budget in order to maximize all that can be bought with a buck. The following, courtesy of Healthline, are few cash savvy ways to eat well within one’s means.
Shop for what’s in season is always the first recommendation. Let’s face it, if it’s being produced in abundance now then prices go down and that’s a perfect opportunity to stock up fresh fruits and veggies without breaking the bank.
Sometime, size does matter, or at least in this case volume does. The more that is purchased in bulk, the better the per unit cost works out to be versus constantly returning to a store throughout the month to repeatedly buy a single item. It just makes sense to get what can be bought wholesale as much as possible and ration it responsibly.
Now who doesn’t love a sale?! Buy one get one free! 50% off… All those signs are like music to the ear of a thrifty shopper who has an eye for tracking down the best their money can get. Make yourself comfortable with discounts and coupon offers. Someone’s gonna benefit from it. Take full advantage of store sale and other customer appreciation opportunities that will make grocery shopping for the healthy stuff closer within reach.
Supporting the local farmer’s market is an excellent way to secure great deals while being assured of product freshness. Nothing beats nature so whenever it comes straight from the land to your plate that spells good health. Additionally, prices are considerably lower since the profit margins farmers apply are much less than that of a convenient store.
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