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We all know that grocery shopping and food preparation take a huge bite out of our household income, trying out a few free apps with an aim to lessen grocery costs is a nice idea. With these you can save time as the apps help you find sale items in your area. Most of these free aps work with your postal code and Zip codes.

I have tried many aps but here the best I will recommend for my readers to try. Since we rarely go anywhere without our phones, grocery apps are also an awesome way to never forget shopping lists or leave coupons at home. Unless, of course, you forget your phone.

My list of free grocery apps is short, so be sure to leave a comment and share the apps you love too.

1. My top one is easy to use is-. Flipp — Flyers (iOS, Android)

Flipp is a free app that delivers your favorite weekly ads to your fingertips. Flipp just got better with a new shopping list feature!

All your circulars for free

Flipp delivers over 400 of your favorite local retailers. Say goodbye to your stack of paper circulars.

I’m flipping over Flipp, which says a lot since I tend to not flip over anything. By entering a postal code (Canada) or zip code (US of A), shoppers can aggregate every darn possible flyer in their vicinity. Narrowing down the stack is simple — just favorite your

New way to save money and time while Grocery shopping in 2015

top shops and click the heart button to see your preferred flyer sales. Whenever a new faved flyer is available, Flipp automatically sends the sales to your Favorites heart tab. No more hunting for the flyers you use. I’m in love.

Need to find a specific item on sale? Flipp’s Search feature is a thing of beauty. Search for chicken, soup, chicken soup, and even chicken nuggets — Flipp finds the deals and organizes them for you. This makes stocking up on the stuff you need simple since Flipp Searches Mountains of flyers and finds you the good stuff. When you find a sale you wish to shop, just tap the flyer — Flipp circles and saves the deal to the Clippings tab. Congratulations, you’ve just compiled your shopping list from dozens of flyers, searched the needed sales, and clipped the deals worth your time. Now use this information to ‘Price Match’ at another store to nab the same deal with fewer trips. You’re welcome.

Check it out online: Flipp
Download: Flipp on iTunes, Flipp on Google Play

2. Reebee — Flyers (iOS, Android, Blackberry)

All the same familiar content that lands at the door, easily accessible from your favourite smartphone & tablet devices

I have a few Android devices in my house so I feel the need to share a flyer aggregation app that supports those not buying into the Apple ecosystem. So there’s Reebee, a distant second player to Flipp’s winner of a flyer game. Like Flipp you access local flyers and aggregate the lot in one handy place. But Reebee lacks Flipp’s search capability and forces you to read every page in your chosen flyers to find the needed deal.

Check it out online: Reebee
Download: Reebee on iTunes, Reebee on Google Play, Reebee on BlackBerry World

3. Checkout 51 — Coupons (iOS, Android)

Created for Americans and Canadians who hate perforated paper, the Checkout 51 app highlights weekly deals and lets you redeem virtual coupon savings by snapping a photo of your receipt.

Here’s how Checkout 51 works:

1. Browse the offers that are updated every Thursday.

2. Buy the products from any store.

3. Take a photo of your receipt to redeem your deal.

4. Get cash back!

Note: Cheques are mailed when you hit $20 in savings.

4. Grocery iQ — Grocery Lists (iOS, Android)

Grocery iQ wants to be and do everything for you. Make and share shopping lists, find local coupons, match coupons to listed items, identify local stores, sort listed items by your grocer’s aisle, barcode scanning for list building, more list sharing, lists and more lists. Also, more coupons, more stores, more aisles, more.

Touted on their Facebook page as the “#1 Mobile grocery list application of all time,” I think Grocery iQ is worth your brain matter. My problem is it does a lot, but not anything well enough to take my intelligence higher. Maybe I’m just not that smart. Another grocery listing app I like is Out of Milk — the user interface is attractive and it’s a lot simpler for people who just want to make a dang grocery list. What sets this app apart from the other grocery list apps is the ability to list everything stocked in your pantry, so you’re unlikely to duplicate purchases when you can’t remember what to buy

Technology aside, my Printable Grocery Shopping List gets the grocery list done without having to recharge a single battery. Maybe the simplest solution is still best.