1. When buying eggs:
Never buy your eggs above the, LOAD LIMIT LINE
The
LOAD LIMIT LINE can be found on the side of the shelf look closely at
the sides of the shelf and you'll see some holes and then you'll see
written very small LOAD LIMIT With a Line above it. What that means is
anything above is not at the proper coldness so,
ALWAYS GET YOUR EGGS BELOW THE LOAD LIMIT LINE. And of course still look at them and make sure they are clean and not broken. A trick to quickly know if they have a small crack take your two fingers and spin the egg around once. If it spins no cracks if it don't spin there's a good chance it's stuck, because it's cracked.
2.
Store Baked Goods: Just letting you know that lots of store bakeries
are allowed to mix in frozen dough with fresh and the frozen can be up
to a year old. As long as it's only a year it should be okay, but I bet
you didn't know just how old that day old bread really was.
3.
Produce & Meat: Tricks that supermarkets do is put colored lighting
over their products. Say a green filter over the green veggies, so they
look super fresh and healthy! Or the meat department put a red
filtered or red sign above the meat, in turn making the meat look much
fresher. Best thing to do is pick up a product and walk away from the
colored lights to examine it.
5. The longer you stay in a store the more you will spend! Ways they keep you inside: Soft elevator music, free coffee or coffee shop, bakeries and such.
6. The worse day to shop - MONDAY The reason why? Because the weekend is the busiest and everybody has picked over all the fresher and better products.
7. Best day to shop - Wednesday - Start of most sales, New Products have come in.
8. Try and stay away from Managers Specials. Most of the so called specials are things the Managers can't sell, dates are old, or such things like that.
10. Make sure you wash your re-useable bags. Bags used over and over again risk contamination from disease-causing
bacteria, thanks to the various dairy, meat, and produce they’re exposed
to over the weeks. Keep your groceries safe and free from contamination by cleaning your
bags after every 10 trips to the market. For a cloth bag, just throw it
in the laundry like your clothes. Wipe plastic bags down using a bleach
spray.
11. Make sure you use the wipes by the door: Wipe down your grocery cart handle and seat before shopping. Wipe anywhere your hands will be touching. Another great thing to do is use hand wipes after you put your groceries in your car too. You don't want to know what has been found on these carts it's GROSS! Just think raw meat, babies mouths, babies butts, "yeah butts" and much more just clean it.
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