15 grocery shopping hacks to save you money 💰🥬🍍🥩

[@michaelpama6025]

Walmart is not considered a grocery by your credit card. It's a department store so you only get 1% cash back instead of 4%.

[@LivinginCanada]

I haven't shopped at Walmart using that card, so thanks for sharing that! But that did surprise me!

[@mohammedosman88]

I shop at Walmart using BMW CASHBACK MASTERCARD all the time and its considered grocery

[@mucholoko90]

@@michaelpama6025 In Quebec I get 4% at Walmart

[@sylvainb.coternbsc.n4896]

Bonjour ! You're videos are always interesting and helpful. Thanks. I already subscribed to your both channels and I put like. You also help me to keep up with my English skills. Keep up your excellent work. Greetings from Vaudreuil-Dorion in Québec. nb : sometimes I put the speed of the videos at 1.5 or 2 and I still understand everything even if you speak fast at 2x. I'm looking forward to watch your future videos. Merci !

[@LivinginCanada]

Welcome to both channels! Wow, not a bad idea to save time :)

[@richempire]

A other grocery hack I do now is to bring empty cans to the grocery’s recycle machine then keep the receipt and present it to the cashier for the amount to be subtracted from my grocery bill.

[@Dor_alien]

Nice one, the savings from empty cans and bottles really adds up over time

[@kichiru]

Which grocery stores does this?

[@josephinebardot8403]

Great video! You highlighted key points that no one else mentioned. Thank you!

[@LivinginCanada]

Thank you! :)

[@aerialcanada]

Meal planning and meal prep are the best! ❤

[@LivinginCanada]

I agree! It takes a load off your mind

[@KronosPrince89]

I'm glad I came across your channel! My grocery budget is $800. 🤭 It's out of control! This year 2025 I am changing my relationship with money no matter how much I make.

[@LivinginCanada]

Depending on how many people there are in your household, the budget can make sense! Things are really so expensive now, and I'm continuously trying to find ways to cut my own budget as well! All the best in 2025! :)

[@KronosPrince89]

@@LivinginCanada It's just me! I ditched all organic canned foods, ensure proteins, oikos little bottle protein yogurts. I went back to basics of foods (rice potatos, vegetables, meats -- no more convenient canned foods) and shopping at no frills today my weekly expenses came down from $200 a week to $109. I'm not shopping at Loblaws or Sobeys anymore like I used to. There my bill balloons insanely.

[@GreyAce8394]

Price matching at no frills, freshco and superstore saves me a decent amount! Ty for this video

[@TubeDeviant]

I don't know if this is a hack, but this is something I do.. Whenever there are sales on the personal hygiene or cleaning supplies I know I'll use, I'll stock up on those and I try to keep those purchases separate from groceries. I'll save money on those products, they won't go bad, and I won't be going to the store specifically for those items when I actually need them, meaning I will almost never pay regular price for them. It also means I won't be tempted to buy other things that I didn't plan on or otherwise don't need. I also do that with other items such as socks and boxer briefs. =) The point being, the less trips you make to the grocery store, the less you will spend in general and on things you don't necessarily need.. In essence, it's also easier to stay in budget when you create a budget.

[@soniab.estacio3008]

Thank you ❤ I subscribed ! Greetings from Chicago

[@LivinginCanada]

Welcome to the channel!

[@johnl119]

Really awesome and helpful tips to save on grocery prices....especially with saving the little odds and ends and one day when you need it the most a whole meal is ready just from saving those odds n ends.

[@pat4455]

I shop by deals and plan my meals around what's on sale. My budget is $450 for on but includes all household consumables for one in a detached home

[@Arman.Hamidiyan]

Awesome, Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@arabianknights7391]

I was confused by seeing US currency on a video specifying Canada. Probably stock images, so I get it.

[@mrst7831]

If you're budgeting, get rid of the cell phone. You haven't budgeted until you've lived on $1400 a month !!

[@JAMGAR369]

I have the same credit card if you keep 5K in your account (Ultimate package) the fee is waived, I hope you do this. I also have Scotia iTrade which gives me 5 free trades a year with the Ultimate package. You clearly don’t have a Costco membership you will save thousands,I only buy gas ⛽️ from Costco which is about 8-10 cents a litre cheaper which pays for my membership and they deliver. One example is a rotisserie chicken 1.2K is 7.99 at Sobeys it’s I believe 14 or 15 dollars.

[@LivinginCanada]

I actually haven't been to costco, as we don't drive here it would be a bit complicated to haul bulk items. But I heard they also deliver. Thanks for the example, that's a really good deal!

[@Dor_alien]

Great tips and tricks here! Just curious if you've ever tried hello fresh or chef's plate? when you first join you get some pretty impressive savings on meals and can skip deliveries/cancel anytime

[@regina8459]

Hello, so your budget is 700 a month for two people? I’m asking because I’ve only been 2 weeks in 🇨🇦 and a couple of months ago someone told me their budget for two people was 500 a month but I seem to be spending more 😅 Btw, your video gives excellent advice. Thanks!!

[@LivinginCanada]

Yes, approximately! Excluding any eating out. But that budget of $700 includes a lot of organic foods and relatively high quality products. I'm sure $500 can work out too if you pick and choose your brands.

[@njgarg]

Can you share your meals menu and make recipe video for each one of them.

[@LivinginCanada]

Thanks for letting me know you're interested in that! Have never thought of doing that, perhaps something I could do in the future!

[@JayB-JayB]

Great channel 👏 ❤

[@LivinginCanada]

Well, I have a great audience! Thank you!😎

[@UraniumMilk]

The logical math people can measure their food but they still can't control their eating. I'm rather an emotional person who doesn't track any data yet I can control precisely what I eat and indeed I can eat like a computer, yet even Warren Buffet can't stop drinking cokes and eating candy. 🙂

[@LivinginCanada]

It's indeed highly emotional..but those who want to make progress in life have to try and manage them :) Not easy, granted! And, good for you!

[@Justdoit-zm8nz]

cute and smart~

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

Your channel will grow massively. Your tips are helpful. 😌 If I get married, 50/50 is out of the question! He must pay for everything.

[@LivinginCanada]

Thanks so much, happy to hear that!

[@mucholoko90]

He must pay for everything?! In which year do you live?

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

@@mucholoko90 Keep your comment to yourself! 😈

[@mucholoko90]

@@cheekymonkeygirl3378 Have you found a husband that pays for everything?

[@Night-Shade.]

@@cheekymonkeygirl3378No one it trying to wife u up lol

[@Tidaltwist]

OMG these Chinese are outrageously cheap. Maybe focus on making money instead of saving 4k in 10 years.

[@meg7578]

What Chinese are you referring to here?

[@moniryousefian8782]

I'd love to open a moomoo account but I might need your help to set it up because I'm a complete beginner n don't want to make mistakes n I'm gonna use your link. Greatly appreciated 🙏 😊

[@LivinginCanada]

Sorry I can't help with that! I refer them as an option, but don't represent them. Moomoo has a chat function though where you can get help.

[@alien_from_somewhere]

plz plz plz marry me! ❤❤❤

[@AL.BUNDY.]

4% for groceries on a credit card is awesome. My credit card only gives 2%