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not walmart

Even though Fry's (probably Winn-Dixie in your area) is more expensive than Walmart, it's still worth it to buy from Fry's instead. Walmart forfeits the paychecks of lower employees to fund the low prices and rich owners. I also don't trust their sources of meat and produce much, either. Think of all the chemicals that go into making that stuff cheap!

If you really want to save money, I'd say go vegertarian! It's good for your health, you save animals' lives (cute, adorable furry animals that don't like being slaughtered), and you save a lot of money. Compare the price of vegetables to meat. Even if you go organic, it's still nothing to laugh at.

femka of AZ @ Jun 29, 2009 20:03:32 PM

MILK AND BREAD- LACTAID AND WHEAT

HOW CAN I BEST SAVE ON THESE AND SIMULER PRODUCTS?

SOME STORES DON'T CARRY WHOLE MILK IN LACTAID BY THE GALLON.

George of NC @ May 11, 2009 11:31:18 AM

re; coupons

There is more than one way to save money. Coupons are great but also if you save the sale ad's walmart will match prices also. Including meat!

Pickup your sunday paper and go! Walmart still seems to be the best priced and most competative.

charlotte of TX @ Apr 16, 2009 00:20:38 AM

Coupons

what are some of the newwspaper coupon deals concerning food items that can help keep the grocery bill down when shopping at any major supermarket. I am from Clinton Maryland and I need to know more infomation in this particular area.

selwyn Davis of MD @ Feb 04, 2009 07:42:16 AM

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