Food

Residents in This Us State Now Spend 10% of Their Income on Groceries — the Highest Rate in America. Here’s How Struggling Families Are Making Ends Meet

"Whoever has the cheapest price, that's where I am going to buy it."

By Jessica Wong

This Budget-Friendly Market Went Viral for Helping North Texas Families ‘Cut Their Grocery Bill in Half’ — Here’s How Social Media Can Help You Find Your Local Gem as Food Prices Climb

"It's economical, it's great quality."

By Maurie Backman

San Diego Bans Grocery Stores From Offering Digital-Only Coupons, Arguing Seniors and Low-Income Families End Up Paying More

Coupons can be an incentive to get you to the store, but don’t always work, say consumer advocates.

By Vawn Himmelsbach

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