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Amex Blue Cash Preferred pays most on a mid-size grocery bill at 6% up to $6,000. Capital One Savor's uncapped 3% wins for small and very large bills.
By Bishnu Adhikari · Sep 27, 2026
The best grocery card depends on how much you spend at the supermarket: the Amex Blue Cash Preferred pays the most between roughly $3,200 and $10,250 a year, the no-fee Capital One Savor wins above and below that, and the Amex Gold is for people who want…
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Six cards pay a bonus on groceries, and the differences that matter are the cap, the fee and where the bonus stops applying. Every figure was read on the issuer's card page or rates and terms on 27 September 2026.
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The capped 6% card wins in the middle, the uncapped 3% card wins at both ends, and the crossover points are about $3,200 and $10,250 a year. Here is the cash back on groceries alone for three households, with the Blue Cash Preferred shown after its $95 fee…
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American Express and Chase both exclude warehouse clubs, and Amex and Capital One both exclude superstores, so where you shop can matter more than which card you hold. Amex's terms for all three of its cards here say superstores, convenience stores, warehouse…
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Match the card to where and how much you shop, then check the foreign fee if you travel. Family with a big supermarket bill, $6,000 to $10,250 a year: Blue Cash Preferred. It also pays 6% on select US streaming and 3% at US gas stations and on transit. Heavy…
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Two of the best grocery cards charge a foreign transaction fee, so they belong at home. The Blue Cash Preferred and Blue Cash Everyday both charge 2.7% on foreign transactions. The Savor, Amex Gold, Sapphire Preferred and Freedom Flex charge none, which makes…
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For most families the Blue Cash Preferred is the best grocery card, for heavy spenders and travellers it is the Savor, and for anyone shopping at warehouse clubs it is a flat 2% card. Work out your yearly supermarket spend from three months of statements…
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The four decisions that choose a card, with every comparison in one place. When a paid card beats a free one. Flat rate or categories, at $95 a year. The four charges on a trip abroad, and how to dodge them. How earning and redeeming really work. Sources…
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