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My wife and I have three children. According to the official USDA statistics on food costs,
the monthly cost for our family to eat per month assuming we use their
“liberal” food plan is $1,337.80. On the other hand, if we use their
“thrifty” plan, our monthly food cost for our family drops to $686.60.
In other words, if we were able to move from their liberal plan to their
thrifty plan, we'd save $651.20 per month.
For the
most part, that switch has to do with making more sensible food choices
and being more logical about what you’re buying at the store. It doesn’t
mean moving from filet mignon to beans. Over the last several years, my
wife Sarah and I have figured out a lot of tricks to make this
work for our family. Some of them are big tricks–and some of them are
small tricks. Nothing about these tactics forces you to change the food
you like. It simply finds ways for you to spend less on the food
shopping routines you already have.
Go as Long as You Can Between Grocery Store Visits
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