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prevent overtooKing some neeaea items on a scrambled shopping list. The well organized list will also do much to keep your husband happy when you ask him to do the shopping for you.

Frozen foods are the one exception to the shopping plan rule, unless they are the last department before check-out Add frozen foods to youi shopping cart at the last possible moment before getting into the check-out line. This shortens the time they are away from zero storage. Be sure the packet protects them with double papet bags or insulated bags. Then get home as quickly as possible aftei your grocery shopping is Finished Supermarket Etiquette

Be Careful: Push carts with care. If you accidentally bump your cart into someone, stop anc spologize sincerely.

Be gentle: Avoid unnecessar) handling of fresh fruits anc vegetables.

Be neat: If you knocl something off a shelf, pick it up and put it back. If yoi accidentally break something, cal a clerk so he can clean it up.

Be orderly: If you change youi mind about buying something return the item to its propel shelf.

Be organized: Complete all your shopping before entering the check-out line. Asking someone else to push your cart forward while you pick up forgotten items is not cricket.

Be smart: Learn the rules of the “express line”. Usually, it’s the

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