We recommend using 80% of your grocery budget to get you through the week and the remaining 20% to stock-up on whatever is cheap that week. You can use this method to build your stockpile, until you already have on hand most of the items you need to get through the week. At that point, cut your budget and simply get staple items and replenish your stockpile each week.
The goal of stockpiling isn’t to get enough stuff on hand to get you and your entire neighborhood through a year-long lock-in. The goal is to get you through the next sale, which typically happens within 6-12 weeks.
**Remember, Target and Walmart price match local competitor prices when you bring in the ad. So, you can get all of these great prices in one stop if you’re a savvy shopper.
Before you shop, check out the full list of deals and coupon matchups this week and make your shopping list, plus search the Coupon Database for coupons for all the items on your list.
- CVS Pharmacy Deals & Coupon Matchups
- Kroger Deals & Coupon Matchups
- Marsh Supermarket Deals & Coupon Matchups
- Meijer Deals & Coupon Matchups
- Deals at Target & Coupon Matchups
- Walmart Deals & Coupon Matchups
- More Store Deals & Coupon Matchups
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- What’s Cheap Where: Where to Get staples This Week
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I just bought 40 Oikos Greek yogurt at Kroger. (I eat yogurt every day) It is on sale 10 for $10 and there is a coupon for .50 off 2 that doubles. Reg price $1.79, so with sale and coupons they are .50 each. I loaded my freezer so I hope they freeze well. Susan