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Plan your meals in advance, such as a weekly meal plan. This will help you create a shopping list and stick to it, so you are only buying the products you need.
For recipe inspiration, see our healthy living section!
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Buy own brand alternatives. These are usually the same products as the big brands, but much more cost effective.
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If you have leftovers from a meal, repurpose them into a lunch option, a new meal, or even freeze leftovers for another day.
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Smaller convenience stores and express supermarkets are usually much more expensive than the same company's standard supermarkets, despite it being the same products. Where possible, shop at a standard supermarket, rather than the smaller, local versions.
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Takeaways can become expensive, especially for families. Why not try making a 'fakeaway' instead?
Check out our fakeaways under our healthy living section.
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If you find 'yellow sticker' reduced products, take them home to freeze for another day, that way you will have the same products for a fraction of the price.
There are many food products that can be frozen that you wouldn’t expect, such as cookies and cheese!
