39 Supermarket Buys That Are Wastes of Money - Elbo Room Bistro 39 Supermarket Buys That Are Wastes of Money - Elbo Room Bistro

39 Supermarket Buys That Are Wastes of Money 

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Pre-Cut Fruits and Vegetables

Convenience comes at a cost, and pre-cut fruits and vegetables are usually more expensive than whole ones. They also have a shorter shelf life and may not be as fresh.

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Single-Serving Snack Packs

Individually packaged snacks are often pricier per serving compared to buying in bulk. They also generate more packaging waste.

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Bottled Water

Bottled water is significantly more expensive than tap water and contributes to plastic pollution. Investing in a reusable water bottle can save money and reduce environmental impact.

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Brand Name Medications

Generic medications often have the same active ingredients as brand-name ones but are more affordable.

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Pre-Made Salads and Sandwiches

Pre-packaged salads and sandwiches are convenient but tend to be more expensive than making them at home.

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Specialty Cleaning Products

Many cleaning tasks can be accomplished using simple ingredients like vinegar and baking soda, saving money on expensive specialty cleaners.

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Pre-Packaged Herbs and Spices

 Buying fresh herbs and whole spices is often more cost-effective than purchasing pre-packaged ones.

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Frozen Single-Serve Meals

Frozen dinners marketed as quick meals can be pricey and may contain higher levels of sodium and preservatives.

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