Make groceries in bulk. Capitalize on the savings
that can be derived from buying in larger quantities. A good idea is to team up
with other households like friends, neighbours or relatives and purchase the
large case of milk that has 8 packs instead of 2 pack each.
I was surprised
when I compared the price of an item at the supermarket against the price per
unit in a case. The savings were as much as $3 per unit on a case with just 12
units. These savings add up especially if this is done for many items.
Not
everyone can afford to buy everything in bulk and store away. Teaming up with
other families reduces the initial investment required for bulk buying while
still taking advantage of the savings that can be derived. Since bulk buying
takes up space when transporting, an arrangement can be made where your family
buys a few item, and the others do the same with different items. This makes the
process equal for everyone involved and overcomes the challenge of
transportation space.
What are some of the items that this can work with?
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