This grocery store overcharges by $2 on almost every item

Hi reader, Last year I took my daughter to the Whole Foods Hot Bar for her birthday lunch. We had the most amazing chicken tenders, a few so-so side dishes, and dessert for each of us - chocolate cupcake for her, carrot cake for me. Naturally, we passed by several grocery carts while in the store. Do you know what stood out to me the most? How ORDINARY the carts were.   Apples Cheerios Orange Juice Bread Chicken Frozen Fruit She saw these carts, pulled me aside, and whispered in my ear, "Mom, isn't this place expensive? It's known as "whole paycheck," right? Why would people shop here when they could buy the same food anywhere else for less?" (I wonder where she got those ideas from 😜 ) There are valid reasons for someone to shop at Whole Foods for groceries. Was already there for something else Closest store to their home Only store that carries a particular brand/item For foodies, it's a fun shopping experience Feeling that they're buying better food But notice what isn't on this list… Saving Money Depending on where you shop - whether that's Whole Foods or every other typical grocery store - you could be overpaying by up to $2 PER ITEM. Choosing where to shop plays a HUGE role in your ability to save money on groceries, which is even more important given food prices are the highest they've been in 40 years!! The countdown to my BRAND NEW free training called CRUSH INFLATION CHALLENGE is on. I promise - this is going to be the most important training I give all year. In just 5 days, I'll teach you how to beat inflation and save money by controlling what you spend, what you buy - and you guessed it - where you shop. I want to hear what small changes you've made lately towards saving money. Those small steps add up! But don't reply to this email! Instead, go to this Facebook post (or if you prefer, this Instagram post), and tell me there. ♥ Tiffany Don't want to crush inflation with our new training? That's ok! You can optout of emails for the Crush Inflation Challenge by clicking this link. You'll still get the weekly newsletter unless you unsubscribe from everything below.

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