Foodstretch tips for budget grocery shopping and meat deals
Florence Fabricant outlines strategies to stretch groceries through planning, use of sale ads and coupons, and careful choice of meat by cost per serving. She compares meat and produce costs, advises buying in bulk when saving, checks dates and packaging, and favors generic and store brands to cut the grocery bill.
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Florence Fabricant
New York Times
New York
United States
Manhattan
Be Loyal or Quit the Company Be Loyal or Quit the Company
Dear Ann Landers reprints a letter about loyalty at work and a response citing Elbert Hubbard on supporting a workplace. It includes a reader story about a husband who disparages his employer and a caution to avoid inviting an ex-wife’s spouse to a wedding.
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Houston Chronicle
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Elbert Hubbard
Kansas City
Food storage tips from Page Six grocery guide
Store meats by wrapping and labeling for freezing and use perishables first. Rinse most produce before use, keep mushrooms wrapped, parsley upright, avoid refrigerating bananas and tomatoes, store grains in closed containers, and keep dairy in order of freshness. High volume stores rely on turnover, urban costs rise, and save register tapes for tax deductions.
Vitamins boost cereal costs and mislead buyers
Consumer Reports finds that nutrition charts on cereal boxes are unreliable guides to nutrition. Adding vitamins and minerals raises price without guaranteed absorption, while tests show no consistent link between added nutrients and quality. Tests of 57 cereals reveal Cheerios and others provide value, with hot cereals often cheaper per serving.
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Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
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Kellogg
Nabisco
Total
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