Cans, Jars & Boxed Goods

Bags of dried beans and lentils are significantly less expensive than the canned versions and take little only a little bit of work to hydrate. The bagged variety are also healthier as there are usually no added salts or preservatives.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Try dry instead of cans

Some canned and packaged goods (e.g. beans, rice, spices) are available in more than one section of the supermarket. Look down the "ethnic" food aisle in your store to compare the price of imported goods to the famous brands. Double check the ingredients, but prepare to be … [Read more...] about Uncover hidden bargains in the ethnic food aisle

The store's brand is a great substitute for many canned and boxed items. Generically-labeled vegetables, beans and pasta are often produced by the same manufacturer as their "name" brand counterparts. The quality difference is minimal and the taste is similar. Try a few less … [Read more...] about Look at less popular brands for huge savings

Fruits and vegetables in the produce section are always healthier and fresher than what is available in cans and freezer bags. Save money by seeking out what is "in season" where you live. Use this handy link to see what is good to buy right now.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Consider fresh produce

Put newly purchased cans in the back of the pantry. This will force the older cans forward and make it less likely to miss an expiration date. A good shopper will stock up on goods when the price is low, however anything that ends up in the trash is just a waste of money. Keep … [Read more...] about Stay organized to avoid spoilage