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When you live in a city that doesn't assume you have a car, they put grocery stores in more logical places. Additionally, you end up only buying what you need.
by CaptSpify 10y ago
When you live in a city that doesn't assume you have a car, they put grocery stores in more logical places. Additionally, you end up only buying what you need. I just have two bags that I fill with groceries, and I only walk a couple of blocks. I generally only buy what I need for that day.
- krisroadruck 10y agoDo you not find that buying in small batches drastically increases your grocery bill vs buying in bulk?
- CaptSpify 10y agoI wouldn't say it drastically increases the bill, but it probably does increase it a little bit. However that increase is a joke compared to the costs of owning a car. EDIT: However no, I have not done an actual cost-difference analysis on groceries.