Here we go: another list on how to save money on groceries. You would be surprised, however, at how many people do not put these tips into practice. Doing so can help you save serious money on your grocery bill.

Coupon Shop. This is not anything new to those who know and understand how coupons can save money. And not just on groceries. There are several popular sites on the Internet that can provide coupons on anything that you plan to purchase, but do not have a coupon for from the tradition outlets. Be sure that you don’t coupon shop and miss out on sales prices that are lower. Tunnel vision is not a good thing in shopping either.

Plant a Garden. Now more than ever, more people are planting gardens to grow their own vegetables. Not only are they better for you, but they are even more tasty than store bought. If you do not like the idea of planting your own, consider a farmer’s market locally where you can purchase good quality, fresh produce. Just watch the prices and do not be afraid to ask if they will take a slightly lower price.

Shop Around. The mega-store is not the only place that has good prices. You can find some competitive prices on comparable or same items if you are not afraid to shop around. Keep in mind, however, that the distance that you have to travel can eat up any savings in the output of gasoline taken to get that great price.

Price Match. Many stores will match prices of competitors. Just be sure to take an ad with you so that you can verify the existence of the price at the other store. This can help you keep your shopping to one location.

Buy Store Labels. Many store labels are just as good quality as their major brand name counterparts. This is particularly true for items that you purchase to cook with and add to other items. The difference in taste is often negligible. But the money saved and be significant.

Using these tips, you can lower your overall food expenditure by 25% very easily. One final tip for you is to keep in touch with friends and family members on where they shop and what they are finding in prices. That can help you make decisions based on the good fortunes of others.