'Towards the end of 2020, I went to Walmart and purchased everything for $10.09 and made a week's worth of meals for one person. This week I went back again and purchased those same items...'
@amywaytosave / ViaAmy told BuzzFeed that she decided to check her 2023 grocery prices against the same list from 2020 because she's currently seeing price increases every time she shops."I'm a couponer, so I pay attention to prices and have many prices memorized. Lately, every time that I go to the grocery store, I notice price increases, and that prompted me to do another price comparison video.
Amy continued, saying,"Rice and beans are the stereotypical budget foods. They both went up in price since last year."Since Amy's all about saving money, she shared two quick ways to lower your grocery bill. First of all, coupons."Most stores now have digital coupons that you can clip to your account and will automatically come off at the register," she says.
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