Create your own stockpile
1. Write a list of everything that you and your family use on a regular basis. Go through your cupboards, bathroom etc. Type in up in categories. Now you have a list of things that you can start a stockpile of. Go slowly! Rome was not built in a day and neither are stockpiles. Cross them off as you go! It's fun to see how far you have come!
2. Write down non-sale prices of things that you normally buy. This way you know when there is a good sale! Also keep track of the sale prices! This will help you determine if it really is a good sale or not!
3. Organization is key for your stockpile too. Just as with coupons, if you can't find the product you need, then you can't use it! Get a shelf and put it in your basement or garage ( if it's temperature controlled and no pests). Get a deep freezer! They're not that expensive and will save you tons! You can freeze things like bread, dairy, meat, fruit and vegetables (from your garden ;) )!!!
Stockpiling will save you so much money in the long run if you have room for it! We spend 30-70 dollars a week in groceries for a family of 4. We used to spend at least 200-250 a week. Think about the savings. It adds up.
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