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Don’t Miss These Trader Joe’s Money-Saving Tricks

Trader Joe’s is already affordable — but here’s how to save even more! 🛒💸 1. Use Coupons (Yes, Really!) TJ’s doesn’t have its own coupons. But they accept manufacturer coupons. Example: Fage yogurt is $1.19 at TJ’s. Already cheaper than Kroger. Use a coupon on top — even better! Check apps like Ibotta before you shop. 2. Full Refunds. Always. Didn’t like it? Opened it? Half-eaten? No problem. TJ’s will take it back — no questions asked. 3. Bananas = $0.19 Each 🍌 Most stores charge $0.25–$0.35 per banana. At TJ’s? Just $0.19 each. Cheap. Consistent. Awesome. 4. Save $2 on Cereal Cheerios cost $3.99. TJ’s version — Joe’s O’s — only $1.99. Same idea. Half the price. 5. Snacks That Save $2.50+ TJ’s brand snacks are cheaper. Example: 6-pack organic seaweed = $3.49. Fred Meyer? $1 each pack. Easy choice. 6. Fresh Produce = Great Deals 🍍 Whole pineapple for under $3. Fresh, juicy, and budget-friendly. 7. Great Wine for Under $5 🍷 Yes, really. TJ’s has wine under $5. Their Charles Shaw brand = iconic. Used to be $1.99. Now closer to $3. Still worth it. 8. Cheese for Less 🧀 Love cheese? TJ’s has great deals. Smoked gouda: $2.99 for half a pound. Fred Meyer charges $8+. Huge savings. 9. Skip Pre-Cut Cheese Pre-sliced cheese = convenience tax. Up to 40% more. Buy the block. Cut it yourself. 10. Organic Frozen Broccoli = Cheaper Walmart charges $0.22/oz. TJ’s price? $0.17/oz. Same product. Better price. 11. Seasonal Finds = Best Deals 🎃 Fall = 100+ pumpkin items. Candles for under $3. Fun, festive, and affordable. Already shop at Trader Joe’s? Try these tips next time! Know any other tricks? Share below! 💬👇 #TraderJoes #MoneyTips #FrugalFinds #GroceryHacks #BudgetFriendly #CheapEats #LifeHacks #SaveMoney #SmartShopping

Don’t Miss These Trader Joe’s Money-Saving Tricks
Shawn Cooper

how my “lazy weekend” turned into a family feast 🍖🍷

This past Saturday, I planned for a lazy morning — coffee, paper, and zero intention of cooking. But my kids had other plans. “Dad, can we grill something?” they begged. So I rolled up my sleeves, dusted off the backyard grill, and went hunting for whatever could be thrown on it. Luckily, I’d grabbed a pack of chicken thighs and some sausages during Friday’s sale 🛒. I tossed them on the grill, threw together a quick salad, and even found a half-used jar of barbecue sauce lurking in the fridge. Two hours later, we had a feast that looked like I spent the whole day preparing — juicy grilled meat, crisp veggies, and even a little wine for me to celebrate the weekend 🍷. The best part? Everyone helped out, from flipping the sausages to stirring the salad, and no one complained about “boring leftovers.” Moral of the story: sometimes a “lazy weekend” just needs a little creativity and a grill. Budget-friendly, stress-free, and memorable for the whole family. What’s your favorite weekend hack that makes dinner feel like a treat? #Food #CheapEats

how my “lazy weekend” turned into a family feast 🍖🍷
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