Emlyn Mousley hopes his simple idea will help families struggling with rising food prices
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham
Mr Mousley said it was a simple idea which he hoped would help families struggling with rising food prices.Mr Mousley, 45, a former builder who now works in marketing, set up the Facebook group a month ago and already has more than 200 followers.Image caption,"If it's just going out of date, and it's half price, then buy it and bang it straight in the freezer," he said.
"It's important not to be greedy and take all the deals for yourself. The more people we encourage to use the group, the more people will benefit from it." "For anyone struggling to manage the cost of their food shop and other essential bills, the first step we'd suggest is to make a budget to get a clear picture of your finances, understand your income and expenditure, and identify how much you have available per month for your food shop."
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