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Many people don’t think of groceries as a “bill,” but it can be one of a household’s biggest recurring expenses, traditionally taking up 10% or more of disposable income. It’s also a highly variable expense, subject to inflation, supply and even how much we’ve had to eat before we go shopping. With such a major and frequent expense, any savings you can find — and missteps you can avoid — will add…
