With prices constantly rising, I’ve been trying new ways to stretch my grocery budget — like using digital coupons, loyalty programs, and store feedback surveys to earn rewards or fuel points. What’s your best money-saving habit when shopping for groceries? Do you prefer bulk buying, cashback apps, or sticking to a strict list? Let’s share some smart strategies!

I've been there, trying to make every dollar count at the grocery store. One thing that's worked for me is meal planning. I plan my meals around what's on sale and what I already have at home. It cuts down on impulse buys and food waste. Another tip is to shop later in the evening; sometimes, stores mark down perishables that need to go soon. Also, don't underestimate the power of cashback apps like Ibotta or Fetch Rewards. They can add up over time, and it's like getting a little bonus for buying what you need anyway. And if you have a local farmer's market, that's a great spot for fresh produce at a lower cost. Happy saving! 😊