"bite for your buck"

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0Are you sure the expression wasn't "a bang for your buck"?02br
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00That would be used idiomatically to mean the most value for what you are paying, usually something like this: "We'll look at the choices, and decide where we'll get the biggest bang for our buck." Because it is an idiom, you don't necessarily have to be paying money - it can be time or effort.0-

0If you get "more bang for your buck", you get "better value for money".02br
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00If you get "more bite for your buck", you get "better value for money" in the context of buying food (perhaps fast food).02br
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00It sounds very like an advertising slogan.02br
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