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Thank you for taking the time to read this article be sure to shop McGary's Discount Groceries see our Website or FB page for additional information. What is a Salvage Grocery Store? Salvage Grocery Stores Can Be Your Guide to Big Savings with the rapid increase of inflation Discount Outlets can still save consumers a lot. If you need to make drastic cuts to your grocery bill and are willing to step outside of your favorite grocery market, shopping at a salvage grocery store could be the answer. Salvage grocery stores, sometimes referred to as outlet or discount grocery stores, specialize in selling items that traditional grocery stores can't or won't sell. Here's a look at what salvage grocery stores are all about. Most salvage grocery stores buy their merchandise from grocery reclamation centers, which include: • Food that is near or past its expiration • Items in dented or torn packaging • Items in seasonal or otherwise-dated packaging • Store closeouts • Manufacturer overstock • Salvage from truck wrecks Unlike a traditional grocery store, which stocks the same items each week, salvage grocery stores stock different items weekly depending on what's available. The prices at a salvage grocery store are typically half of what you'd expect to pay at the grocery store—but could be even cheaper. Is the Food Safe you ask? yes just follow a few rules, the food at a salvage grocery store is just as safe as the food you'd get at a grocery store. Salvage grocery stores are inspected and regulated by the government just like regular grocery stores. All items are also inspected for serious damage at the reclamation center before they're shipped to stores. Leaking or bulging cans and broken jars are tossed immediately. Torn or dented boxes are OK, as long as the plastic bag that the food is wrapped in is still sealed. If you decide to shop at a salvage grocery store, there are a few things to consider: 1. Frozen foods are still safe well after their expiration date as long as they've been kept frozen. 2. Sell-by, use-by, and best-buy dates all mean different things. Educate yourself on the difference, so you understand what you're buying. 3. Never buy expired baby formula at a store. It's the only food product that the federal government requires dating on. 4. Dented cans, small dent is fine, but if you see cans bulging or leaking cans. there could be a botulism risk, pass on them. Additionally, salvage grocery stores may not be as organized as a regular grocery store, but they should be just as clean. To find a Grocery Outlet search online for Any listing with the word "salvage," "outlet," or "discount" in the name is a good bet. What to Know Before You Go Salvage stores may not accept checks or coupons. and may only be open on certain days or for a limited number of hours each day. check ahead before you go. Some items may be avail at retail prices for everyday shopping convenience. Salvage grocery stores sell more than food. You may also find deals on cleaners, health and beauty products, pet food, party supplies, paper products, office supplies, and more keep in mind you probably won't be able to do all of your grocery shopping at a salvage store. Start your shopping there; then, finish up at the grocery store. Since inventory changes rapidly, you can't count on salvage grocery stores to have the same things from week to week. Stock up when you see something you like or want and check back regularly to see what else they're stocking.