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Food & Restaurants
Save money when eating out
Some years ago, I wrote in Clark's Big Book of Bargains about how to eat out at restaurants the Clark Smart way. At the time, I discussed the Bermuda Triangle of the restaurant industry where restaurateurs make their biggest profits: Appetizers, desserts and alcohol. Now the Bermuda Triangle of dining ...
Expired coupons help troops
We have some amazing people in the Savings.com DealPro network. From the blogger that's a total thrift store fashionista, to the somewhat "extreme" couponer - there's one thing in common with all of our DealPros: they all care about others and want to give back in any way possible! As ...
Amazon, eBay testing same day delivery
Amazon and eBay are experimenting with new ways to get what you order online in your hands the same day. eBay is testing such a model in San Francisco where you pay a fee when you order on your iPhone or iPad to get your item that same day. A ...
Save money at the supermarket
Saving money at the grocery store can seem like a huge task. You've gotta clip and organize coupons, plan out your trip and then hit the ground running at the store and the check-out counter. But it doesn't have to be too difficult to save at least 50% at the ...
Using food stamps to buy fast food?
The federal food stamp program is a gargantuan program with the worthy cause of keeping people from going hungry. But are big business interests about to pervert the program's purpose, or will those interests help more Americans avoid hunger? Sometimes I read something and I think it's a joke. And ...
Be wary of blog product reviews
The next time you're looking for car reviews on the Internet, there's a very compelling reason why you might not want to trust the influential auto bloggers. Bloomberg reports a BMW marketing campaign that focused on getting bloggers to hype their products boosted sales by $110 million. With the marketing ...
Food prices on the decline
Shrinking portion sizes have been so much a part of what we've seen the last few years. But that could be about to change. Much to the upset of guys everywhere, Budweiser is introducing a new can in the shape of its classic bowtie logo. The new can also shrinks ...
Industries adjust to increase in bottled water drinking
I have talked for years about the enormous waste of money that drinking bottled water can be. One figure I've seen suggests that a dedicated drinker can blow as much as $1,400 a year on bottled water. That is big bucks for you to throw away! I have a Contigo ...
Grocery savings without crazy couponing
The extreme couponing fad is fading. But that doesn't mean there aren't other ways to save money when you're shopping. While Americans still redeemed 2.9 billion coupons in 2012, that number is down 17% from the prior year, according to coupon industry heavyweight NCH Marketing. Are we starting to see ...
Walmart aims to improve customer experience
Walmart is doing two tests which are aimed to make it a less daunting experience to go in one of their stores. The first test being done in just a few markets involves their ship-to-store option that's available online at Walmart.com. What they're doing is testing a digital locker kind ...
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