How to save money on groceries every week
Saving on groceries is mostly a sequencing problem: decide where to shop before you leave, not in the aisle. These are the steps that move a weekly bill the most.
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1. Price the basket, not the item
Put your list into Shopping Buddy once a week. It ranks candidate stores on total cost and tells you whether a second stop is worth the drive.
2. Lock in the staples you always buy
Ten or so repeat items drive most of the bill. Search them individually, note where each is cheapest, and revisit monthly rather than weekly.
3. Let drops come to you
Add expensive repeats to your watchlist so a price drop reaches you instead of you checking. That works well for coffee, detergent, diapers and pet food.
4. Get value back after the trip
Upload the receipt for wallet credit. It also improves the local price data your next search depends on.