While many people take a spending break at the beginning of the New Year, there are some items that only go on sale in January that can help you with your New Year’s Resolution of saving money, getting in shape, or eating better.
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Especially when it comes to food. You can save money on fresh food and vegetables in January if you buy them during their
national growing season if nothing is growing locally during the winter.
You can save even more money on January seasonal items by pairing it with a
coupon from my printable coupon database (affiliate link.)
Seasonal Food, Fresh Fruit, and Vegetables on Sale in January
Seasonal Produce - broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, celery, chard, collard greens, kale, avocado,
cabbage, spinach
Seasonal Fruit: oranges, tangerines, grapefruit, clementines, pears, kiwi, apples
Oatmeal - due to National Oatmeal Month
Healthy food promotions (whole grains, etc.) - due to New Year’s Resolutions
Football bowl game/Super Bowl based deals: party and snack foods, soft drinks, chips, dips, crackers, snacks, sandwich ingredients, etc.
Tea – due to Hot Tea Month
Coffee
Hot chocolate
Soup, stew, chili and ingredients – due to National Soup Month
Winter health care products: cold & flu medicines, pain relievers, vitamins, etc.
Household Goods on Sale in January
Christmas clearance - gift wrap, decorations, gift items, calendars, candles, party supplies
Winter clothes
TVs – especially after Christmas sales and deals on buy and returns after the Super Bowl (really.)
Digital cameras
Makeup and cosmetics
Beachwear
Sun care products – Check the expiration dates because this might be last summer’s stock
Gym memberships – due to New Year’s Resolutions
Exercise clothes and gear – due to New Year’s Resolutions
Sheets, towels, and bedding – due to the traditional January White Sales
Housewares
Organization and storage products
Cleaning Products
Furniture
Sewing Machines
New Product Lines- January is usually when many new products are launched, especially hair color products, cosmetics, beauty and bath products
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