10 GROCERY SHOPPING HACKS That Will Save You Money!

Want to know How Save Money on Groceries in 2022? Save a bunch of money at your local grocery stores with these 10 amazing secrets I discovered!

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As you're all aware this shopping channel is all about how to save money and deals so I was determined to hunt down some shopping hacks and shopping hacks. You may have seen a video called real tricks companies don't want you to know that has retail secrets by the channel be amazed and I really wanted to make a video that had even more helpful information!

If you've been wondering about insider retail secrets or shopping hacks to save money then these 10 shopping secrets and 10 shopping hacks will really interest you. People always ask me for retailer secrets and grocery shopping hacks after I made my costco secrets and 10 shopping secrets video - so here you are!

In this video The Deal Guy is showing you save money hacks, shopping tips and how to save money on groceries. If you've ever wondered how to save money on groceries at walmart or how to save money on groceries 2022 then this video will teach all you need to know to beat out the tough prices lately.

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[thedealguy]

People have been asking me for months to make a video on how to save money on groceries during these times of inflation, so if you enjoyed this video, please give it a THUMBS UP as it helps me in the YouTube algorithm! 😀 What are some of your grocery shopping secrets and hacks?? Comment Below 👇

[hollyherald]

As a single person (buying groceries for just myself), I find frozen veg and the freezer in general to be so helpful in saving money due to the savings from preventing waste.

[annthrockmorton]

Taking cellphone photos of your fridge and pantry before shopping is the "Why haven't I thought of that?" hack I've been needing!
Sharing this video for sure. Thanks!

[aimeeballinger]

Here’s a grocery hack I figured out the hard way: Eat before you shop. I discovered that I was largely impulse buying on stuff because I was hungry. Now I have a snack before I go & I find I’m less tempted to stray from my grocery list.

[hulksta]

I was always taught to do cold foods (such as dairy and eggs) for the end of your shopping to keep the cool longer and reduce the risk of spoiling.

[cygarza]

Please do Ibotta and Rakuten videos. These are great apps. Any other cost cutting videos will also be appreciated. Thanks Matt! 👌

[dizzyu]

Matt easily has the most valuable channel on all of YouTube. He always bring the content we all secretly want to know.

[faithhowe]

My local grocery store has a 10% off "senior discount" the first Wednesday of every month, so that's when I do my shopping for the month. They give the discount to everyone, senior or not. I also use their digital coupons and the coupons they send me in the mail, and I always stock up on sales. Your video has some really good tips.

[suzmj]

The main issue with grocery store pickup is all of the "out of stock" items that don't end up in your order. Some stores will make substitutions for items on your list, and charge you for the (most likely) more expensive item that they thought was a good idea. Often, I will go back to get an item that was supposedly "out of stock" to find there were plenty on the shelves. Not a big fan of pickup orders.

[kevinhill]

Being a former Grocery Store Manager your video is spot on.. People need to really learn to shop today.. Thanks for being the teacher..

[karenstasik]

One rule of thumb to keep in mind is that anything with an outer covering that you peel off like bananas and avocados do not have to be organic. The pesticides are on the outside. That can save a lot of money with many fruits and vegetables

[mannys]

The price difference of fruits, veggies, and meat between my local Walmart, Fry's, Albertson's, Safeway, Basha's etc and the local Food City and El Super is absolutely WILD. I'm talking veggies 3 times less expensive at Food City and El Super. Those 2 are mostly in rough neighborhoods and shopped primarily by the Hispanic population here, but I couldn't care less. I take my happy white self in there and I gladly give them my business because of the great savings. :)

[stAmbientGrl]

Regarding lettuce and other salad greens, grow your own. You can grow it inside year-round in a container. It doesn't take up much space, it's easy to grow, and it is WAY cheaper than any form of store-bought lettuce. The only caveat is iceburg and other head lettuces take up more space and take much longer to grow.

[lindalentz]

I have found if I use Walmart pick up, I only order what I need. No impulse purchases. Only way I seem to save.

[martianwoodpecker]

Regarding hack #10, we always stock the freezer with hot dogs when they go on sale around Memorial Day / July 4th / Labor Day. Our go to brand is Oscar Meyer, which normally run around $4.00 or so, but can be found for $1.50 close to those grilling holidays.

[tamikitko]

Great info! I also find, especially with strawberries, they will have a “sale” on the 1 pound packages, say 2 for $6 yet the 2 pound pkg is $4.99. The “2 for” sales are not always a good deal!

[nancytisius]

Matt
Thank you for everything you do for all of us. I am totally out of money before I get paid again. Living on social security and supporting my daughter's family has cost me everything including getting my car repossessed 2 weeks ago. It would have been paid off this month.
These videos help me get food for her and her 2 children.
I am 69 years old and life is hard for everyone trying to help their family.
Thank you again and I i love you for all you do.

[bjclassic]

Thank you Matt for all the great hacks. Many of us old gals know the supermarket games. Hopefully the younger generation of shoppers will learn too! It’s a real challenge to save money these days with the inflation of food prices nationwide.

[dianeladico]

Thank you, Matt. The idea that helps me the most is your #8-let the prices guide your shopping. This is most effective if you also do two other things, learn to cook and build a pantry. Simple cooking skills such as roasting a chicken can save a lot of money. You can take that one chicken and turn it into three meals or more if you portion the meat and are creative with the sides/fillers. Buy ingredients on sale and make large batches of chili, pans of lasagna, portion and freeze. Having a ready-made meal reduces the cost for take-out.
Having a stocked pantry means you rarely have to pay full price for anything, coupled with shopping seasonally, of course. For pantry staples, I'll buy a dozen or more of what I know I'll use (beans, tomatoes, veg, pasta). Aldi had butter for $1.97. I bought two dozen and froze it. It keeps beautifully and will last us a year. I learned this from my Depression-era mother and I've done it all my adult life. Just a few dollars each week of buying the loss leaders will help you build a solid pantry so when an item you use isn't on sale you don't have to buy it or you have a suitable substitute.
Lastly, if you are fortunate enough to have ethnic markets in your area, frequent them. You get better choices of ethnic foods, better prices and often great advice from the owners. Rice is a great bargain as well as dried herbs and spices.

[moniquebutler]

I highly recommend the book, "Grocery". It's an interesting read about the history of the grocery store and current business practices.
Thank you for all you do!