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As Christmas approached, it’s time to start with the pennies and a customer from Aldi and Lidl explained how he had controlled it to halve his weekly expenses.
Kayleigh Fisher, 27, even checked herself into buying a full week’s worth of groceries once for £ 15.
The mother who stays at home is obsessed with looking for bargains on yellow stickers and now tends to spend around $30 a week, of the $60 she used to spend.
Sharing his advice with LatestDeals. co. uk, which saves cash, Kayleigh said: “Yellow stickers are my saviors, especially at the end of the month when cash is scarce.
“I’m pretty smart in the budget, but there’s an unforeseen payment that makes us lose it. Also, when buying yellow stickers, I can put it in the freezer and save for unforeseen days. “
Kayleigh of Somerset has become stricter than she spent on food after being fired from her homework as a housekeeper during lockdown. And you have an undeniable way to find out what’s the most productive time to make those deals on yellow stickers: “My recommendation for others is to ask your local store when they make discounts so you can be there.
He also shared where he discovers the biggest offers: “I discovered that Morrisons had the most productive yellow stickers, but if I don’t go, I buy in Aldi or Lidl because a hundred euro store in Tesco or Asda costs about 60 euros in Aldi or Lidl.
“For example, one week I went to get myself a week buying groceries that would have charged me about 40 euros, but I only spent 15 euros thanks to the yellow stickers, so I had a smart savings of 25 euros that I can now deliver We spent Christmas buying groceries!»
Kayleigh’s other tips come with not buying things you probably wouldn’t finish eating, just because they’re cheap. He also plans his food every week to avoid impulsive shopping.
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Tom Church, co-founder of LatestDeals. co. uk, said: “Buying food is an important component of the week, yet Kayleigh’s advice deserves to help you save a lot in your store.
“Instead of putting things in your cart, make a meal plan and stick to it. Shop lidl and Aldi and buy branded grocery parts instead of dear ones and you’ll soon realize that savings are piling up.