Grocery and food experiments: utility-grade beef, clearance markdowns, what you actually pay per pound, and what to do when food goes bad.
A 2.00-pound pack of Perdue chicken wings held just 1.61 pounds of chicken, 1.43 after trimming the tips, so the real price was $6.98 a pound, not $4.99.
Where Kroger hides its clearance shelf, what green tags and reduced stickers mean, the best time for marked-down meat, and how to stack digital coupons.
USDA Utility grade ribeye at $7.19/lb is safe to eat, but mine smelled of sulfur and made poor steaks. What Utility grade means and better ways to use it.
I found an inch of mold in a Fairfield by Marriott breakfast cheese bin. How I reported it to the hotel and health department, and what inspectors found.