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" If Saturdays are your day to hit up the liquor store and replenish your Pinot Grigio stock before that night&amp;#039;s raucous party (or, you know, binge-watching Bloodline while downing fistfuls of pizza popcorn), you may want to rearrange your routine.  Mobile shopping app Ibotta analyzed 50 million receipts its users submitted, and found some surprising results: If you want to snag the best deal on wine\u2014or beer, for that matter\u2014don&amp;#039;t shop on Saturdays and Sundays. You&amp;#039;ll save 6 percent, on average, if you pick up that cab or Chardonnay on a Tuesday instead. If you&amp;#039;re into beer, grab that six-pack on a Monday, and you&amp;#039;ll save 9 percent.  The experts there also suggested that consumers not go to the liquor store or grocery store. The study found that Walgreens, Walmart, Costco and Sam&amp;#039;s Club had the best deals on wine overall. Walmart, Kroger and Target are your best bets for the cheapest-priced beer. If you&amp;#039;re a white wine drinker, you probably won&amp;#039;t see too much of a difference in price across those stores. Sam&amp;#039;s Club offers the cheapest price\u2014about $9.29 per bottle of white, on average\u2014with Walmart coming in at a close second, averaging $9.31 a pop.  Red wine is where prices tend to jump the most: The typical bottle of red at Costco will set you back $9.34. At Walmart, the second-cheapest option, according to the app&amp;#039;s study, that bottle will cost $9.48. But, at Walgreens, ranked fifth cheapest, the average bottle is $1.30 more expensive than the buy-in-bulk retailer.   That discount may not seem like much, but if you&amp;#039;re stocking up for a big party, it can be well worth the effort, especially if your shopping list involves much more than booze (apparently sometimes people like to eat). If that&amp;#039;s the case, instead of ping-ponging across the city to hit up several stores, take solace in knowing the Ibotta study, conducted over three years, found a few stores consistently had the steepest discounts: Walmart, Family Dollar and Dollar General are also the best places to buy bread, ice cream, cleaning products and snacks in general.   Before you hit the stores, take your discounts even further by searching for the name of the store and the word &amp;quot;coupon,&amp;quot; or trying one of these other shopping hacks. Follow Delish on Instagram. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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