Yesterday, I told you that I'm considering the need to increase our grocery budget. Is the need based on the issue of inflation, or is it about our growing family? Well, yes. :)

 

As I wrestle with this, I also feel empowered. There are still so many (easy) things we can do to keep our grocery costs reasonable. For instance, I am currently baking a turkey. I bought three of them during the holidays because they were $0.98/pound and I can make 10 meals with one turkey. So we're having Thanksgiving again here in March, followed by all the soups and casseroles that can be made with turkey and turkey broth. Get those fun ideas here and rejoice with me over how much bang I got out of those turkey bucks! :)

 

 

Meanwhile, this is a really cool find and I think we should all take advantage. It's a Fight Inflation Workshop, taught by someone who is very practical and helpful (Tiffany at Don't Waste the Crumbs) - and it's FREE. Everything I've read that she's written is good and helpful and makes sense to me. Want to do this with me? I just signed up. Get the details here and let's keep learning more tricks to keep our grocery budgets low (haha, low is relative, right??!). 

 

Here’s what the training covers:

→ 10 Proven Ways to Offset the Rising Cost of Groceries
→ What to Do When “All the Ways to Save” Aren’t Working Anymore
→ 9 Simple Tips to Get the Most Out of Every Grocery Dollar (without coupons)
Bonus Session: How to Take the Next Steps for More Grocery Savings
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