How is your grocery bill lately? If it’s anything like mine, it has been going up, up, up for months. I’ve cut back on non-essentials, re-upped my Costco membership and cleared out a shelf in my garage for bulk buys of sparkling water and Diet Coke (and also some more nutritious offerings). But there’s one other thing I do that saves me major money, and it couldn’t be simpler. It’s something that I learned from more than a decade working at a major food-testing laboratory, but according to a new survey by NetCredit, not a whole lot of my fellow Americans are doing the same. And it turns out it’s costing the average person more than $700 a year. Interested in keeping your hard-earned cash? I thought so. Read on to learn how to reduce your family’s grocery bill —potentially by thousands of dollars—and help your community and the planet while you’re at it. Get Reader’s Digest ’s Read Up newsletter for mor...
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