Grocery Ads - Are they worth reading?

In the computer age of technology and Internet, have you ever wondered why it is that we still receive so many ads in our mailbox, whether wanted or not? In particular, it seems as though groceries find an abnormally strong return on their investment to send us (the average food consumer) advertisements in the mail. Why is this the case? Do that many people actually read these advertisements? Do people actually choose to go to a particular grocery based on the grocery advertisement they received in the mail? Are Grocery ads really worth reading?

Saving Money is the Name of the Game

Over the last few years, consumers have had to learn, the hard way, the importance of saving and managing their money and, while these have been difficult lessons, the up side is that, for many of us, getting creative about how we spend our money and more importantly, how we save it has now become a way of life.

Daily Living is Expensive

The fact is, that daily living is expensive, especially as the cost of almost every product and service continues to rise dramatically each year and, nowhere has this been more obvious, than in the food industry.  Obviously, everyone needs to eat however, for the average family this very basic need can stretch their limited budget to the max.  So, getting the best bang for your buck is the name of the game – seeking out and benefitting from the best deals, on the best products.

Fortunately, thanks to the Internet and www.newfoodcenter.com, you can now benefit from current information, featuring the weekly sales and deals being offered from supermarkets and grocers in your local area.   In effect, www.newfoodcenter.com, does all the leg work for you.   You no longer have to run around trying to get your hands on each grocery stores weekly ads, in an attempt to compare deals.  You can take your time, grab a cup of coffee (on sale of course!) and sit back in the comfort of your own home while you search the online database that compiles a dizzying amount of information on the various products currently on sale in and around your particular neighborhood.

While many of your monthly expenses are considered “fixed costs” and do not allow you any kind of flexibility, fortunately, when it comes to the food budget, you can usually find a little bit of “wiggle room” which means, if you are an informed and a careful shopper, you can get your hands on some of those amazing deals, all the while still buying, preparing and eating deliciously healthy and fresh foods – without the ridiculously high price tag.

Finding the Best Bargains
 
Finding the best bargains, through weekly grocery ads, just makes sense and, in today’s economy, is more than necessary.  You work very hard for your money and you are already giving far too much of it away in order to meet your daily needs but, now, thanks to the New Food Center Advantage, you can actually shop a little easier – knowing that those few extra dollars are staying in your pocket.

What is New Food Center?

A quick video giving an overview of what New Food Center can do for you.

The True Cost of Grocery Shopping

When you really think about it, grocery shopping is actually a bit of an odd process. First, we get bombarded with weekly grocery ads - each flyer claiming that their products and prices are the best, as we try to figure out, from the huge amount of information, how to truly get the best deal without wasting too much time and energy going back and forth between the various stores.  How can we take advantage of all of this information without wasting a lot of time?

more on the True Cost of Grocery Shopping

California Grocery Stores

California has some of the top grocery stores in the United States. Whether you are looking for a small grocery store feel or a large grocery market chain, California has the grocery store to fit your needs.

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Safeway Weekly ad for March 24

When searching through the Safeway weekly ad today, here are a few of the top items that stood out:

Bulk Russet Potatoes

Locally Grown.
Valid thru Sun, 04/18/2010
Found at Safeway weekly ad

Signature Cafe® Garden Salads

12 to 16.5-oz. Selected varieties.
Valid thru Tue, 03/30/2010
Found at Safeway weekly ad

Perdue Breaded Chicken Selections

26 to 32-oz. Selected varieties.
Valid thru Tue, 03/30/2010
Found at Safeway weekly ad

$1.00

Osem Mini Croutons

10.5-oz.
Valid thru Sun, 04/18/2010
Found at Safeway weekly ad

Find more weekly ads at NewFoodCenter today.

Top weekly grocery deals for Feb. 17 - Feb 23

Renuzit Adjustables or Mini Stick Bubbles

Valid thru Tue, 02/23/2010
Found at Albertsons

$10.00

Progresso Vegetable Classics Soup

Valid thru Tue, 02/23/2010
Found at Albertsons

$1.00

Golden Ripe Bananas

Valid thru Tue, 02/23/2010
Found at Safeway

$0.49

Fresh Boneless Pork Sirloin End Chops

Family Pack
Valid thru Tue, 02/23/2010
Found at Food4Less

$1.78

Uncle Ben's Ready Rice, 8.5-8.8 oz

Uncle Bens Ready Rice, any, $1/1 (2-28-10) RP(L'Oreal)-1/3
Valid thru Wed, 12/31/1969
Found at Stater Bros

$1.79

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