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Midwestern drought will mean higher supermarket prices

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N&O food writer Andrea Weigl has an important story in today's Food section about the impending rise in grocery store prices because of this summer's drought in the Midwest.

Experts are predicting at least a 5 percent increase in prices on everything from breads and cereals to beef and poultry.

The price increases are likely to show up next year as the shortages move through the supply chain so you have plenty of time to tweek your grocery spending habits to stay within your budget.

Click HERE to read Andrea's story, which includes some great tips from cooking experts as well as a few money-saving tips from me.

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Been noticing stories like this on the news last few weeks...

With that in mind, I made a point of getting to HT last night to get the last of the 2.49/lb angus beef stew meat. 

Every little bit helps...

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