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Watch: dog's grocery shopping skills leave netizens amazed 

It uses its paws to choose the vegetable it wishes to buy followed by the vendor putting the vegetable in the basket and collecting money, which has been kept inside

In yet another cute dog video, a pet canine's grocery shopping spree is winning the internet.
A viral video from an unidentified location shows the dog holding a shopping bag at a market. It uses its paws to choose the vegetable it wishes to buy followed by the vendor putting the vegetable in the basket and collecting money, which has been kept inside.
The video shows the dog smartly picking up vegetables like its human counterparts. Netizens also could not keep calm after seeing the endearing sight.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/us-meet-the-selfie-crazy-black-bear-who-took-no-less-than-400-selfies-1675002248448">US: meet the 'selfie crazy' black bear who took no less than 400 'selfies'</a>

Do you also end up buying unnecessary items while ordering grocery? Well, here's an easy guide to plan your grocery shopping well and avoid spending extra money

Save money and avoid loading up junks; follow this easy guide to plan your grocery shopping well

Helpful guide to plan your grocery shopping

Do you also end up buying unnecessary items while ordering grocery? Well, here's an easy guide to plan your grocery shopping well and avoid spending extra money

Whether shopping grocery online or at a store all of us tend to buy unwanted extra items which are mostly high in calorie or unhealthy. Do you agree?&nbsp;
To avoid this here are somethings you may follow:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Always think what all you really need and what you just want. Keep the needs in your priority list or cart and strike out the wants.</li>
<li>Instead of over stocking make a list of things you need immediately or for the next two weeks.</li>
<li>Prioritise buying fruits, vegetables, lentils, grains and dairy and then move over to miscellaneous items like coffee, tea leaves, masalas etc.</li>
<li>Have a separate list for non-edible items like cleaning supplies. Again instead of buying extra stuff buy or order only that's needed right away.</li>
<li>Try to order only small packs rather than bigger ones so that they are utilised sooner and don&rsquo;t expire before being used.</li>
<li>Always check expiry dates of items you buy.</li>
<li>Avoid processed and packaged items as much as possible and buy fresh food.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Try to follow these steps to save money and also to avoid loading up junks around your home. &nbsp;
Also watch: <a title="Frozen Peas vs Fresh Peas: Which one's healthier?" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/frozen-peas-vs-fresh-peas-which-one-s-healthier-1669368108735">Frozen Peas vs Fresh Peas: Which one's healthier?</a>

Whether you&rsquo;re trying to shed some kilos or maintain a healthy weight, the&nbsp;advice on what you&nbsp;should&nbsp;eat is often pretty confusing.&nbsp;But there&rsquo;s one food group that most experts love to hate and that&rsquo;s processed foods.&nbsp;According to several studies including one published by the UK National Institute of Health, ultra-processed foods cause excess calorie intake and weight&nbsp;gain.&nbsp;
They are no good for your health but somehow all over the aisles in our supermarkets.&nbsp;While we don&rsquo;t mean to police your grocery cart, some&nbsp;processed&nbsp;foods are really doing no favours to your health&nbsp;or pocket. Here&nbsp;are some foods you should watch out for the next time you go grocery shopping!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Packaged breads and buns&nbsp;
While we love some well-buttered toast, commercial breads often contain chemicals to extend their shelf life. While they may not be actively harmful, your&nbsp;body doesn&rsquo;t really need them either. Go for freshly baked bread or one with the least number of ingredients on the package.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Breakfast cereal&nbsp;
Colourful boxes of cereal are decorated with so many healthy adjectives that are basically just marketing text. The vitamins and minerals listed on the pack may sound enticing but cereals are heavily processed and often full of sugar. If you want to&nbsp;get the benefits of grains, eat them&nbsp;whole.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Instant soups&nbsp;
If it's soup, it must be healthy, right? Not really! Those flavour packets that can turn into a yummy soup&nbsp;in just a couple of minutes&nbsp;are full of all kinds of chemicals and preservatives. It is often hard to understand the ingredients&nbsp;inside these packs and they generally provide no nutritional benefits.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Ready to fry snacks&nbsp;
Loaded with sodium and saturated fats, ready to fry packages look bright and tasty but they can increase your risk of heart disease and obesity.&nbsp;From frozen nuggets to French fries, these packages take already not-so-healthy food&nbsp;and add a ton of&nbsp;empty&nbsp;calories on top.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Flavoured yoghurt&nbsp;&nbsp;
Fruity and colourful, flavoured yoghurt is generally just an extremely sugary version of a food&nbsp;that&rsquo;s actually great for your gut and overall health. Stick to good&nbsp;ol&rsquo; plain curd and add your own flavours at home to&nbsp;avoid&nbsp;hidden calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;

These are the worst foods to buy from the supermarket!

Whether you&rsquo;re trying to shed some kilos or maintain a healthy weight, the&nbsp;advice on what you&nbsp;should&nbsp;eat is often pretty confusing.&nbsp;But there&rsquo;s one food group that most experts love to hate and that&rsquo;s processed foods.&nbsp;According to several studies including one published by the UK National Institute of Health, ultra-processed foods cause excess calorie intake and weight&nbsp;gain.&nbsp;
They are no good for your health but somehow all over the aisles in our supermarkets.&nbsp;While we don&rsquo;t mean to police your grocery cart, some&nbsp;processed&nbsp;foods are really doing no favours to your health&nbsp;or pocket. Here&nbsp;are some foods you should watch out for the next time you go grocery shopping!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Packaged breads and buns&nbsp;
While we love some well-buttered toast, commercial breads often contain chemicals to extend their shelf life. While they may not be actively harmful, your&nbsp;body doesn&rsquo;t really need them either. Go for freshly baked bread or one with the least number of ingredients on the package.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Breakfast cereal&nbsp;
Colourful boxes of cereal are decorated with so many healthy adjectives that are basically just marketing text. The vitamins and minerals listed on the pack may sound enticing but cereals are heavily processed and often full of sugar. If you want to&nbsp;get the benefits of grains, eat them&nbsp;whole.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Instant soups&nbsp;
If it's soup, it must be healthy, right? Not really! Those flavour packets that can turn into a yummy soup&nbsp;in just a couple of minutes&nbsp;are full of all kinds of chemicals and preservatives. It is often hard to understand the ingredients&nbsp;inside these packs and they generally provide no nutritional benefits.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Ready to fry snacks&nbsp;
Loaded with sodium and saturated fats, ready to fry packages look bright and tasty but they can increase your risk of heart disease and obesity.&nbsp;From frozen nuggets to French fries, these packages take already not-so-healthy food&nbsp;and add a ton of&nbsp;empty&nbsp;calories on top.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Flavoured yoghurt&nbsp;&nbsp;
Fruity and colourful, flavoured yoghurt is generally just an extremely sugary version of a food&nbsp;that&rsquo;s actually great for your gut and overall health. Stick to good&nbsp;ol&rsquo; plain curd and add your own flavours at home to&nbsp;avoid&nbsp;hidden calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Whether you&rsquo;re trying to shed some kilos or maintain a healthy weight, the&nbsp;advice on what you&nbsp;should&nbsp;eat is often pretty confusing.&nbsp;But there&rsquo;s one food group that most experts love to hate and that&rsquo;s processed foods.&nbsp;According to several studies including one published by the UK National Institute of Health, ultra-processed foods cause excess calorie intake and weight&nbsp;gain.&nbsp;
They are no good for your health but somehow all over the aisles in our supermarkets.&nbsp;While we don&rsquo;t mean to police your grocery cart, some&nbsp;processed&nbsp;foods are really doing no favours to your health&nbsp;or pocket. Here&nbsp;are some foods you should watch out for the next time you go grocery shopping!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Packaged breads and buns&nbsp;
While we love some well-buttered toast, commercial breads often contain chemicals to extend their shelf life. While they may not be actively harmful, your&nbsp;body doesn&rsquo;t really need them either. Go for freshly baked bread or one with the least number of ingredients on the package.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Breakfast cereal&nbsp;
Colourful boxes of cereal are decorated with so many healthy adjectives that are basically just marketing text. The vitamins and minerals listed on the pack may sound enticing but cereals are heavily processed and often full of sugar. If you want to&nbsp;get the benefits of grains, eat them&nbsp;whole.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Instant soups&nbsp;
If it's soup, it must be healthy, right? Not really! Those flavour packets that can turn into a yummy soup&nbsp;in just a couple of minutes&nbsp;are full of all kinds of chemicals and preservatives. It is often hard to understand the ingredients&nbsp;inside these packs and they generally provide no nutritional benefits.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Ready to fry snacks&nbsp;
Loaded with sodium and saturated fats, ready to fry packages look bright and tasty but they can increase your risk of heart disease and obesity.&nbsp;From frozen nuggets to French fries, these packages take already not-so-healthy food&nbsp;and add a ton of&nbsp;empty&nbsp;calories on top.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Flavoured yoghurt&nbsp;&nbsp;
Fruity and colourful, flavoured yoghurt is generally just an extremely sugary version of a food&nbsp;that&rsquo;s actually great for your gut and overall health. Stick to good&nbsp;ol&rsquo; plain curd and add your own flavours at home to&nbsp;avoid&nbsp;hidden calories.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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