The Consumer Spending Behavior Study conducted September 2008 reported some interesting statistics:
- 43% were eating out less often than they used to.
- 39% were eating at less expensive restaurants.
- 35% had started packing a lunch for work.
- 35% were eating at fast-food restaurants less often.
- 32% had started using coupons.
- 32% had started eating more leftovers.
- 32% were buying more store-label groceries instead of name brands.
- 30% were ordering less food when they went out to eat.
- 22% were drinking tap water instead of soda and noncarbonated drinks.
- Less than 10% had switched to a less expensive brand of alcohol or beer.
Have you changed your eating habits?
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All the best,
Lisa Nelson RD
Be Heart Healthy and Lose Weight