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These discount retailers, which sell food, housewares, gifts and more for pennies on the dollar, can be a great way to shore up your food budget. Ground Picture / Shutterstock.com
Ever seen a “scratch-and-dent” sale at an appliance store? You can save big bucks by buying a fridge with a little cosmetic damage. The same concept holds true for “salvage” grocery stores, sometimes also referred to as closeout grocers. With names like Grocery Outlet and Stretch-a-Buck, these retailers offer: These shops have always been a boon to lower-income (or simply frugal) shoppers…
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