mikeofaustin
Bronze Member
When I give my card to the misses to grocery shop, I don't expect anything more than 30 cents per ounce. But, sadly, she brings back items that are easily over $1 per ounce. My take on things, is that you can easily buy 'generic' groceries for less than .30 cents per ounce. In fact, if it's more than 20 cents per ounce when I go to the store, I better have a darn good reason for buying it or I don't buy it.
So, just getting along, I'm stuck with string cheese and cubed ham snacks in the fridge.
So, just getting along, I'm stuck with string cheese and cubed ham snacks in the fridge.
I have no clue where you shop unless you're traveling to Europe to make these purchases. Most items in a store are well below $4.80/lb, unless you're talking meat. Even then, you can still get some good sales if you shop around. For $5.00 I can send you my money saving pamphlet "Things you can buy for under $.016/ounce". This and the cost of shipping $1.00, you can start saving immediately. 
