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<h2>Feed Your Family On A Budget</h2>by JudyTurnerJust imagine how much money we would have at the end of each month if we did not need to budget for groceries. However, we all need to eat so we can't get rid of that expense. There are many things we can do however, to cut costs every time we go to the grocery store. Here are just a few ideas to help you hold on to more of your money every time you shop. 1) Plan your meals: Create a weekly or even monthly menu. Make a shopping list from this menu and check your kitchen for items on the list that you already have. This will cut down on the unnecessary expense of purchasing an item you already have. 2) Stay organized: Organizing your kitchen and checking expiration dates will help determine what you have and what you need to put on your shopping list. 3) Make a list and stick to it: When grocery shopping it is really easy to get sidetracked. Try shopping alone if possible and avoid going to the grocery store when you are hungry. 4) Clip coupons: Combining grocery coupons with weekly sales can make a huge difference in your grocery bill. Watch the prices though because sometimes you will find another brand cheaper even without a coupon. 5) Go vegan: One or two meatless dishes a week not only saves money, but helps you get your recommended daily allowance of vegetables. 6) Buy in bulk: Buy your meats and chicken in large variety packs and divide them into one meal portions. Freeze and use them as you need them. 7) Use up your leftovers: When cooking dinner try to plan ahead how you can be creative with the leftovers the next day. 8) Cook for a month: There are several cookbooks that specialize in cooking in bulk. Set aside one or two days each month to prepare extra meals. Package these meals in freezer bags or air tight containers and store them in the freezer. This will save you money as well as much of your valuable time. Follow these simple guidelines and you are sure to save big bucks on your grocery budget. You will also see that you don't seem to miss those unnecessary luxuries as much as you expected to.<h3>About the Author</h3>For <a href="http://www.eatingonabudget.com">frugal recipes and money saving tips</a> visit <a href="http://www.eatingonabudget.com">Eating On A Budget</a>. Get your your free recipe ebooks by joining our weekly newsletter. Article Source <a href="http://www.free-article-submit.com">Free Article Submit</a>