How much do you spend a week on groceries?

I'm going through all my expenses and am a little shocked at how much is spent on groceries and eating out, whats the average for most of yall spend

Curious for a family of 3.

 

Family of 5 three young boys. 400 plus

 

For me, the wife, and a picky 3 year old, i voted 150-200 but starting to get down to 100-150 a week now. Sometimes we stock up on things like frozen chicken or ravioli, but most of the time it is normal fruits & veggies (canned or fresh), juice, milk, hot dogs, breakfast foods, yogurt, and then fresh raw meats throughout the week like chicken breast to go with our over-abundance of side dishes (rices and pastas). It really is crazy like a box of cereal for $5+ etc... Eating out or getting take out is super expensive, but can be tough with a busy schedule. Things like toilet paper and stuff only make it worse. Sometimes running late for work forces me to spend $2 at McDonalds for a couple biscuits, kills my calorie intake and my wallet in the long run

 

I'm only one guy but I can easily spend over $150 a week if I don't watch it. I'm a big fan of sams club. I just eat a lot of the same things every week.

 

we usually go about every week and a half and normally spend 130-160. Just depends on what meat we buy (chicken vs turkey vs steak) we also buy organics which are normally more expensive

 

we go every sunday. just the two of us and spend anywhere from $50-100/week. It's at the higher end depending on if we are stocking up on the large packs of chicken or beef. I'm a big fan of coupons (signed up for Kellogg's email coupons) and that helps out. We usually save at least $15/month just using coupons. Hell, if I'm walking the aisle and I see one on something we normally use but don't need yet, I grab it and use it later on (usually on sale as well ). We limit our eat out budget to $100/month.

Of course, it goes over when the holidays come around or the summertime and grilling steaks

 

Yeah forgot to mention that. I can see organics costing more, but even the more wholesome unprocessed foods cost more than the refined junky shit. I don't get it, seems like it would be more cost effective to cut out the processing steps and just package the unrefined ingredients.

 

^This for me as well. I go to sam's club and buy bulk chicken breasts, salmon, and pastas/rice. Then I go to Aldi and buy a bunch of canned veggies, milk, cottage cheese etc. I spend like $100 every other week for just me. And also eat a lot of the same things

 

Im just one, but Ive been pretty good college budgeting, and I get about the same stuff every week. Ive been doing about $60 $80 a week

 

i easily spend 300 and i live alone have to eat large to live large chicken and lean beef is pricey gotta eat right to train in the gym 6 days a week

 

Maybe $150/week for my wife and I. Cut some of the eating out and you will see some great savings.

 

Between my wife, 4yr old, and my self we spend 150-220 when were not eating out but when we are eating out a lot it sky rockets probably another 100-150

 

200 average per week for me and the little lady. Eating at home.

 

I don't eat.

 

150-200 for Me, wife and 2 boys. I don't complain about the groceries, but I won't even talk about how much we spend eating out. It's bad....

 

Just myself. I can make $90 last 2 weeks. Working 80hrs a wk has it perks some times. barely any time to eat!

 

Are you on the $1 frozen meal plan like me? im out of college but still eat like I am in.

 

The fiancée and I run about $175 every two weeks.