What are some of your tips
to save money? Here’s some personal experience on great ways to save an
extra buck. I'd love to hear your tips! I have a list of about 60+ tips to save
money. This is part 13 tips 48-50. I hope you enjoy!
48. Double your recipe so you’ll have leftovers.
48. Double your recipe so you’ll have leftovers.
Plan ahead. Also use the ingredients you already have. Preparing and
cooking food in larger portions allows you to eat leftovers. This will save you
time in the long run as you will spend less time cooking and prepping food.
Once a week have “Fun Meal” day where everyone eats leftovers and then you
throw out whatever is too old to eat. This could also lead to fewer grocery
store runs saving in gas expenses as well.
49. Bring your own lunch to work.
Brown-bagging can easily save in the range of $1000-$2000 a year. See this post. Questions to consider: Do you eat out when at work? If so, how often do you eat? Or do you take your lunch to work? Have you considered the cost before reading this post? What could you do with an extra $140 a month from our example in the linked post?
50. Bring your own snacks to work.
The snack machines typically cost 50% to 200% more than what you could
get a snack or drink by buying it in bulk at a grocery store. For example What
you’re paying for is convenience.
See the full list of tips to save money for the other tips and parts! Leave a comment!
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