Shatel Huntley has a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Georgia State University. In her spare time, she works with special needs adults and travels the world. Her interests include traveling to off the beaten path destinations, shopping, couponing, and saving.
Parents have long relied on easy, affordable snacks to keep their kids happy between meals. But in recent years, many once-affordable snacks have skyrocketed in price while offering less nutritional value. Companies have shrunk package sizes, increased sugar content, and raised prices, making these snacks less appealing for budget-conscious families. Here are 10 kids’ snacks…
The South is famous for its seafood, from freshly caught shrimp to mouthwatering fried catfish. However, not every seafood restaurant lives up to the region’s high standards. Some chains cut corners on quality, serve overpriced frozen fish, or have consistently poor customer service. While many Southern seafood spots are worth visiting, others are best avoided.…
For decades, clipping paper coupons from newspapers and flyers was a go-to strategy for saving money on groceries and household essentials. But as technology advances, digital coupons are becoming the new standard, with many stores and brands shifting away from traditional paper discounts. While digital couponing offers convenience, it also raises concerns about accessibility, privacy,…
Bringing home groceries only to find that they spoil quickly is frustrating and costly. While expiration dates provide some guidance, they don’t always tell the full story about how fresh a product is. Grocery stores use stocking methods that can affect freshness, and knowing what signs to look for can help you choose the best…
Everyone loves a good deal, but when it comes to food, ultra-low prices may not always be a bargain. While saving money on groceries is important, purchasing food that is significantly cheaper than market prices can come with hidden dangers. From lower nutritional value to potential safety concerns, bargain-priced food isn’t always what it seems.…
For years, coupons have been a go-to way for savvy shoppers to save money on groceries and household essentials. But recently, some stores have started getting rid of coupons, eliminating paper discounts and reducing digital offers. While this shift may seem like a loss for bargain hunters, stores claim it’s part of a broader effort…
Food recalls seem to be happening more frequently, with everything from contaminated produce to mislabeled packaged goods being pulled from store shelves. While recalls are meant to protect consumers, the increasing number of incidents raises concerns about food safety. Many factors contribute to the rise in recalls, from stricter regulations to widespread supply chain issues.…
Costco is making a big shift by introducing a digital membership system, changing the way members access the warehouse club. Traditionally, Costco has required customers to show a physical membership card to enter stores and make purchases. With this new digital approach, members will be able to access their accounts and benefits through their smartphones.…
Earning money while shopping may sound too good to be true, but cashback apps make it possible. These apps allow users to earn money back on everyday purchases, from groceries to gas to online shopping. While cashback rewards won’t make you rich, they can add up over time, turning everyday spending into extra savings. The…
Gas stations are known for their convenience, but they also have a reputation for high prices—especially when it comes to snacks and drinks. Many travelers grab a quick snack while fueling up, often assuming they’re paying a premium for the convenience. But are gas station snacks really overpriced, or is that just a common misconception?…