Sep 13 2008
Save Money on Groceries: Pros and Cons of Standalone Freezers
I, as well as many other shoppers, like to stock up when we see a good deal at the grocery store. Unfortunately, I am limited on freezer space. I was able to purchase a standalone shelf for boxed and canned goods, but my hands are tied with the freezer. Although I cannot buy a standalone freezer (from being a small apartment renter), you may be able to.
The Pros of Buying a Standalone Freezer
1 – You Can Stock up
This benefit is most commonly seen with meats. When fresh meat is one sale, you can save around .50 cents to $1 a pound or even more. That is a lot of savings that will significantly add up over time. A freezer allows you to store these items.
The Cons of Buying a Standalone Freezer
1 – Costs
If you are shopping on a budget, you may not have the money needed to buy a freezer. You can price compare to find the best deals. If you really feel like you are missing out, set aside a few dollars each week and you should be able to make the purchase in a few weeks or months.
2 – Space
As stated above, I am limited on space. If you have a large apartment or own your own home, you can make space. And, standalone freezers do come in a number of different sizes, which gives you a little bit of freedom.
