Comments on: Groceries On A Dime e-books

By: Tawra

Tawra — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 17:25:21 +0000

I’m not at my computer so I can’t say for sure the number for pages but it’s over 100 then the others have a couple hundred. If you don’t like it we do offer a 100% guarantee .

By: Monica

Monica — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 20:19:09 +0000

Hello, I’m considering buying this course. However, in the past, with the few e-book courses I could afford, they ended up being only 10-12 pages. I was quite disapointed in the length of the books and courses, they more rightly should have been called “reports” and such. I’m not sure how to ask this, but is this course more than a few pages of tips and such? No offense, I just don’t know how to ask, I’m on a very limited budget so have to choose wisely. Any insight you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

Keep up the good work of your website, it’s great!

By: Tawra

Tawra — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 18:42:22 +0000

The grocery shopping E-course is only an e-book.

By: shirley elliott

shirley elliott — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 18:35:04 +0000

can we buy books printed or are they all e books

By: Jill

Jill — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 14:38:14 +0000

Jana our e books work any where. We don’t write our tips and ideas with prices in mind but give ideas of how to wisely buy food, use the food you do buy and “tricks of the treat” on how to stretch what you have for food and money.

For example we explain how if a recipe (let’s say a casserole) calls for 1 lb. hamburger you can easily get buy with using only 1/2 a lb. and if you need too stretch it add a little extra rice or noodles which are cheaper then meat.

We teach how 1/3 of most peoples grocery bill is spent on drink items, coffee, tea, sugar, milk for chocolate milk etc. and how you can save a big chunk by starting to drink more water and save the chocolate milk and juice for treats or as a nutrient supplement for your meal. I have a whole section on how if you just start having portion control your family will not only be healthier but you won’t waste or throw out as much food.

We also tell about couponing, warehouse shopping, sales etc. Watching the food you waste. How you can save buy just serving a non meat meal once or twice a week like veggie soup or mac and cheese. So you see they are general ideas which have nothing to do with prices on where a person lives.
We have many people in the states who say we are lucky because we can get this or that cheaper and they can’t what often isn’t realized is there are many things they can get cheaper then we can plus what isn’t always taken into consideration is prices are often higher in different areas of our country but then the average income in that area is too.

I wish I had room to write more. I don’t think most people realize the huge amount of material and tips and ideas I pack into our e books. For example a huge percentage of all of the tips people post on our comments we have already put in one of our e books some place. They are really packed with info. If you need more specifics let me know.

By: Jana Burns

Jana Burns — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 12:32:40 +0000

Hi there,
I’ve seen the e books advertised numerous times and am interested in saving on our grocery bills etc. I am wondering if they will be applicable for the area we live in. Canada – Prince Edward Island to be exact – where grocery prices are high. Our meat costs are high, especially chicken (sale price is often 3.99-4.99lb).
Are there other useful items in there that could work to save money?

Any information would be helpful.