As shoppers continue to look for ways to save at the grocery store amid rising food prices, USA TODAY reached out to experts for money-saving tips.
Cooking at home can give your budget the “biggest bang for your buck,” especially compared with food delivery or dining out, said Brian Vines, a marketplace reporter for Consumer Reports.
“But cooking at home in itself cannot save you money if you’re not doing the right things with your shopping,” Vines told USA TODAY.
Vines said his estimates suggest shoppers could save as much as $5,000 a year by shopping smart and applying those savings elsewhere in their budgets.
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