Nutrition
Unit Price Comparison Habit
A unit price comparison habit shops using per-ounce or per-100 g shelf math—balancing true cost against waste and this week's meal plan.
A unit price comparison habit uses shelf tags per ounce or per 100 g to pick grains, frozen vegetables, and proteins—not flashy multi-buy signs alone. Smaller packages sometimes win on unit price when waste is high; bulk wins when you will cook it this week.
Pair unit math with your meal plan so bulk does not rot.
Common questions
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Is bulk always cheaper on unit price?
Often, but not if food spoils before you cook it. Unit price wins only when the plan uses the volume within safe storage windows.
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