Found through the Festival of Frugality: with recession-oriented milk sales, powdered milk can sometimes be more expensive. Good tips and also some thoughts on shelf-stable (boxed) fluid milk.
Last time I did the math on it (a year ago), powdered was coming out about the same as fresh in this area; but as the article points out, if stores are trying to attract buyers with milk sales, that can widen the price gap.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
When the frugal rules change: powdered milk
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Frugality,
powdered milk,
Tracking grocery prices
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2 comments:
Thanks for the mention!
I have noticed that, too.
I still get powdered milk, though, because it enables us to shop only twice a month, which saves time and gas. So I get three gallons for fresh drinking and then use powdered in cooking to stretch those over two weeks.
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