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These 3 Free Apps Could Help You Cut Your Grocery Bill - AOL (opens the original)
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When you’re trying to plan a personal budget, some expenses are easier to predict than others. Your internet bill will stay the same every month, but groceries are a different story. Shoppers already see natural fluctuations in their total cost at checkout from week to week, depending on the meals they have planned. Unfortunately, rising grocery prices have made it even harder to anticipate how far your allocated grocery budget will go. A survey conducted by Talker Research earlier this year sho
Wondering How Much to Budget for Food? Here’s What the Average American Household Spends - AOL (opens the original)
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The average American household spends $10,169 a year on food, or 12.9% of its total budget, making food the third-largest expense after housing and transportation. Americans spend 61.2% of their food budgets on groceries and meals at home; meat, poultry, fish, and eggs alone account for 13.9% of total food spending. Younger Americans devote a larger share of their budgets to food: Gen Z in particular spends 13.9% of its overall budget on food and 41.5% of its food budget on dining out. Grocery s
From Bison Steak to Maple Ribs, Here’s What Every State Is Known for Grilling - AOL (opens the original)
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According to a new Talker Research survey, Wyoming residents report grilling more often than those in any other state, averaging 17.3 times per year compared with the national average of 12.5. The grilled dishes Americans say their states are known for vary widely, from Santa Maria-style barbecue and carne asada in California to grilled salmon and moose burgers in Alaska and maple ribs in Vermont. 49% of Americans surveyed say a friend or family member taught them how to grill, while 32% say the
This Is the No. 1 M&M Flavor in America, According to a New Report - AOL (opens the original)
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Caramel M&M’s are the most-searched M&M’s flavor nationwide, according to a new report. The report analyzed a year’s worth of Google search interest for 45 M&M’s flavors, offering a snapshot of which varieties generate the most online attention. Specialty and limited-time flavors drew more regional interest, while longtime favorites such as Original and Peanut M&M’s remain popular across several states. Take a stroll down the candy aisle, and you’ll find no shortage of unexpected flavors. That’s
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