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    • sharonkhooS Offline
      sharonkhoo
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      starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2079968\" time=\"1661654345\" user_id=\"14025:

      I really dont know how to deal with the rising costs of living.
      There's not a lot we can do about the rising prices. On the individual level, I am now conscious of what are the more expensive items that I buy, and will buy them a bit less often (every 2 weeks intead of weekly, say). If need be, I will switch to cheaper alternatives. I don't think we will get to the point where we really have to just eat less!

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      • EstéemaE Offline
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        Some things will costs more when we break it into smaller batches. I just bought a pkt of 1kg almond slices at $15.50 for my Swedish Cake. Noticed if I buy the 250g pkt, it costs $5.10 which works out to almost 25% & the hassle of going frequently to shop. Gotta to weigh all costs incl time & travel, unless it’s perishables like veggies that can’t keep.

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          Estéema\" post_id=\"2080011\" time=\"1661674348\" user_id=\"66413:

          Some things will costs more when we break it into smaller batches. I just bought a pkt of 1kg almond slices at $15.50 for my Swedish Cake. Noticed if I buy the 250g pkt, it costs $5.10 which works out to almost 25% & the hassle of going frequently to shop. Gotta to weigh all costs incl time & travel, unless it’s perishables like veggies that can’t keep.
          It is common that prices are cheaper if we buy in bulk or bigger packets.
          For rice, I usually buy in packs of 10kg

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          • MrsKiasuM Offline
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            Had a promising meeting today :xedfingers:and as usual shopping spree thereafter 😓 but good as usual buy promo items 😉

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            • starlight1968sgS Offline
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              MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"2080015\" time=\"1661674791\" user_id=\"43981:

              Had a promising meeting today :xedfingers:and as usual shopping spree thereafter 😓 but good as usual buy promo items 😉
              I reward myself with grocery shopping 🙂
              The prob after shopping is I realised I didnt bring my \"bull\" along to carry the goodies home.

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              • MrsKiasuM Offline
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                Now i don’t buy that much coz from freezers filled up. I buy fresh meat/milk/veg/fruits/garlic ginger usuall fm ntuc…


                Dashed out after cooking chicken rice earlier on… going to get my proper meal soon.

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                • EstéemaE Offline
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                  starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2080014\" time=\"1661674593\" user_id=\"14025:

                  It is common that prices are cheaper if we buy in bulk or bigger packets.
                  For rice, I usually buy in packs of 10kg
                  I buy 10kg too & fill my rice bin. Only time I bought several 5kg rice was when Sheng Siong had offers for $13/bag of Song He.

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                  • EstéemaE Offline
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                    starlight1968sg\" post_id=\"2080016\" time=\"1661674967\" user_id=\"14025:

                    I reward myself with grocery shopping 🙂
                    The prob after shopping is I realised I didnt bring my \"bull\" along to carry the goodies home.
                    I usually do grocery after lunch & hv all the manpower I need to relieve my burdens. Sunday lunch hv to eat anyway, so some involvement is btw kinda activity & they get to choose what they want (within limits). 😉

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                    • Liew Nga WingL Offline
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                      Estéema\" post_id=\"2080024\" time=\"1661676303\" user_id=\"66413:

                      I usually do grocery after lunch & hv all the manpower I need to relieve my burdens. Sunday lunch hv to eat anyway, so some involvement is btw kinda activity & they get to choose what they want (within limits). 😉
                      For me, the grocery shopping is always done by my \"bull\" alone. I just write down what I want to buy, then the \"bull\" will go to NTUC to carry these items back home.

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                      • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                        I prefer to go ntuc in Hillion Mall in the early morning to beat the crowd.

                        The seafood section which sells prawns, fish is ready around 8am.

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