How to Save Money at the Supermarket - Formative

Buying whole produce is generally cheaper and lasts longer than pre-cut and packaged produce.

Buying whole produce is generally cheaper and lasts longer than pre-cut and packaged produce.

Pre-cut fruits and vegetables are cheaper than buying them whole.

Buying produce at the entrance of the store will prevent you from buying junk food.

Make a list beforehand and commit to only purchasing the items on the list

Purchase all of your groceries online and avoid going into stores

Ask an employee to escort you to each item that you need every time you go to the grocery store

Avoid walking through the aisles by taking a friend along and having them do your shopping for you.

By the time shoppers get to the register, they have experienced decision fatigue and are more likely to give in to small purchases that are not necessary

All of these items are usually discounted for shoppers and stores want to remind shoppers of these deals before they pay

The cashiers pressure shoppers into buying these small items

These are the only items that fit in the small spaces near the register

Eat the same meals each week so you only have to buy the same 10 items; use a larger cart

Only shop for the items at eye level; take your time shopping

Bring a friend who can help suggest more items you might need; only purchase items on the back wall

Listen to upbeat music to keep you focused to shop quicker; use a smaller cart