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Here are the top grocery items you should never spend too much money on, according to shopping experts.
But that doesnt mean you should be spending that much.
If youre seeing higher price points for peanut butter, consider alternative brands or less expensive stores.
Many times, even the generic brands use the same ingredients and taste similar to the higher-end options.
For some, this could be due to the excitement of the upcoming celebration.
This isnt surprising considering many retailers mark up their prices for these things, especially around specific national holidays.
You dont need to omit fresh produce when your budget is tight, Jankowski said.
Just look for whats in season!
In some cases, you should be spending no more than half that.
The same goes for basic seasoning mixes.
Plus, youre not likely to notice any flavor differences as you add them to your meals.
That way, you wont end up spending money on something you only end up using once.
Certain supplies, like reusable cloths, should be even cheaper.
You should only pay a couple of dollars at most for these.
Do some comparison shopping for the different cleaning supplies you use and see where they might be cheaper.
Store-brand or generic brands are generally cheaper than name-brand options, but they serve the same purpose.
So, unless youre committed to a specific brand, try a less expensive alternative.
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