RinggitSaver
7 months ago
Beyond just looking at the weekly flyers, what are your pro-tips for saving money on groceries? Bulk buying? Using apps? Specific days to shop? Let's share some real strategies.
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Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
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Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.
Always make a list and stick to it. Impulse buys are the wallet's enemy.
Buy house brand products (e.g., Lotus's brand). They are often the same quality as branded ones but cheaper.
I use the Hargapedia app to compare prices across different supermarkets before I go.
Go to the wet market for fresh produce. Much cheaper than supermarkets.
Meal prep! Planning your meals for the week means you only buy what you need.