Save Money on Food with Online Spices at 98 Cents an Ounce

Can you really eat for a dollar a day? Get the lowdown on high food prices as Dollar a Day Gourmet launches their new crusade against outrageous prices at the grocery store.
 
May 30, 2010 - PRLog -- The web is crawling with stories and books and case studies on how to eat for a dollar a day, and upstart food savings website Dollar a Day Gourmet has thrown their chef's hat into the ring and they're taking on all challengers as they launch their new website with great food savings tips and even their own line of 16 essential spices that sell for just 98 cents an ounce.

Shipping and handling are free, plus you get to customize your own private label at no extra charge. Their price, they claim, is lowest the regular retail spices price by the ounce in the USA, in any store or on the web.

This item is destined to be a hit for both holiday gifts and fundraising efforts, as well as the smart shopper who is tired of paying outrageous brand name prices on spices at the grocery store, as exampled by McCormick oregano which sells for $8.08 an OUNCE (price verified Shop-Rite Groceries, Bay Shore, NY  11706, May, 2010)

The Dollar a Day Gourmet site is more than just about selling online spices, though, and they offer a comprehensive and growing collection of innovative tips and techniques on how to save money on food designed to slash your food budget in a spicy Limbo dance of "How Low Can You Go" on the serving costs per person and still eat well and healthy.

Their cost per servings page is kept up to date as far as prices go on staple foods and really can open your eyes on where we get hit in the pocketbook needlessly at the grocery store.

Visit them today and see for yourself at http://www.dollaradaygourmet.com/Private-Label-Spices.htm.

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Home of fantastic advice on how to save money on your food bills, innovative ideas to make life easier in the kitchen and better in the dining room, also THE place to get your very own private label spices for just 98 cents an ounce. Cheaper than WALMART!
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