One of the suggestions that I give at my workshops is to organize your couponing binder according to the aisles of your favorite grocery store. Start at one end of the store and have a section in your binder for each row. You wouldn't believe how helpful this is with regards to saving time. No longer will you find yourself running back and forth across the grocery store with coupons in your hand!
A friend of mine, Tracy, was kind enough to take pictures of each aisle label at the Ogden Harris Teeter (Market and Gordon). Most of the other Harris Teeters follow a similar format, as do the Lowes Foods and Food Lion, so you can adjust your binder accordingly.
Below are listed all of the rows, compliments of Tracy. Thank you for your hard work and excellent photography!
Aisle 1- Condiments, Croutons, Salad Dressings, Waters
Aisle 2- Rice, Soup, Canned Veggies, Dried Beans and Fruits
Aisle 3- Spaghetti, Instant Potatoes, Pasta, Can Meat, Ethnic, Stuffings
Aisle 4- Oatmeal, Cereal, Jelly, Natural Foods, Juice, Peanut Butter, Kool Aid
Aisle 5- Cake Mix, Flour, Spices, Salt, Baking, Cocoa, Coffee, Shortening, Oil, Tea
Aisle 6- Baby Food, Diapers, Candy, Cookies, Crackers,
Aisle 7- Soap, Medicines, Toothpaste, Sanitary
Aisle 8- Frozen Foods
Aisle 9- Kitchen, Bath, Cleaning Supplies, Detergents, Facial and Toilet Tissue
Aisle 10- Pet Food and Supplies, School, Charcoal, Insecticides
Aisle 11- Bags, Wraps, Napkins, Cups, Plates, Ice Cream
Aisle 12- Sodas, Nuts, Popcorn, Club Water
Aisle 13- Chips, Pretzels, Snacks, Bread, Rice Cakes
Aisle 14- Yogurt, Beer
Back Wall- Milk, Dairy, Refrigerated Juices, Meats, Seafood
Hi Delly,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mention :) I hope listing the aisles will be helpful for lots of people, including us :) Great and helpful post :)