With the rising cost of groceries, many shoppers are looking for ways to save money at the checkout. Some say that buying in bulk may be the solution, but experts caution that it may not always be the best option.
Some say that buying in bulk may be the solution, but experts caution that it may not always be the best option."I try to plan ahead, and honestly, it saves money in the long run and fewer trips to the grocery store," Rogers says.
"If you’re going to be using the product often, I think it's worth it to buy it," says Rogers."Because you can save two or three dollars." "They come into the grocery store hungry and they leave full, too full. Because they buy more than they need," shopper James Greig says. "Getting people to buy too much food could actually end up costing you more for two reasons. You may actually be paying more, but also you'll be wasting more as well." Buying things you can freeze, canned food, or non-perishables like toilet paper is the safest way to save money on bulk items to avoid throwing away money.
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