Not being too specific when making up the grocery list is a
good way to exercise flexibility when it comes to
choosing products. Instead of writing head lettuce on the list, it pays to just write salad fixings. That seems to create a different mindset and basically says all that's required is something to make a salad - it doesn't need to be lettuce, there are lots of other options. Since both cucumber and broccoli were on sale,
I could easily have made a great salad with either one of those products to replace a lettuce salad.
This shows that being frugal is not about cutting standards or buying lesser
quality products, but about looking differently at the many choices available.
My Kindle e-book, Frugal for Everyone-Cutting the Grocery Budget, provides a lot of money-saving tips that take no time and effort to implement and which can be readily adopted by everyone..
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