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Shopping at Asian Markets

May 17, 2005

Person holding a shopping basket in font of the produce section.Don't buy your Asian spices and products (soy sauce, peanut or sesame oil, tofu, chile paste, etc.) at the grocery store. You'll pay anywhere from 1/3 to 1/2 less by going to an Asian market.

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By Claudia (Guest Post)
May 23, 20050 found this helpful
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We have several large asian markets near where I work and I've saved a lot buying spices, rice, tea there. They also have wonderful, fresh produce and fish- at about a third of the price of regular grocery stores. This can save you a bundle if you have a large family or entertain often. It's also fun just to look through the very different canned and packaged stock they carry. Might give you some new ideas for future meals.

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May 24, 20070 found this helpful
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If you are confused by the way the aisles are arranged in an asian grocery store, bear in mind that the products are lined up according to country. The chinese products are in an aisle, separate from the japanese products...

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That's why you will see duplicate products as you visit the whole store. I don't know about the freezers, though.

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