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    Monthly cost

    Just curious.... Me and wife were talking today about food cost. We spend about 350.00 every 2.5 weeks at a butcher and 150 a week at the grocery store. I plan and cook meals for me her and our 2 kids. What do you guys spend? This doesn't include the occasional going out to eat. Just daily every day food.
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    I spend about $300 a month, dinner is provided for me so that makes a massive difference.

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    i spend about 150 a week. groceries are just expensive these days. the only carbs i eat are rice and oats. those are cheap. but meat is expensive, vegetables and fruit also.

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    About $200 a week on groceries and I also like to eat out on the weekends.

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    Can't give you an exact amount, but I try to buy bulk when I can. Sam's usually has a decent discount if you buy flank steak by the case; chicken breasts they don't mark cases down as much unless you buy the split breasts. For veggies I generally hit the farmer's market or if it is closed for the season, I buy frozen when possible if nothing strikes my eye in the produce dep't.
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    $180-$200/month in India for me, wife and daughter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mp859
    About $200 a week on groceries and I also like to eat out on the weekends.
    Sounds about right.. I eat out a few too many times per week tho also. Groceries usually for breakfast and lunch.. Sometimes dinner.

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    Couple hundred a week at least, we buy in bulk when we can.

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    now that i have my freezer's full of venison, my monthly cost will go down, but i average about $400 or more a month. that is just in groceries, no eating out, and it's just me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnz4 View Post
    Just curious.... Me and wife were talking today about food cost. We spend about 350.00 every 2.5 weeks at a butcher and 150 a week at the grocery store. I plan and cook meals for me her and our 2 kids. What do you guys spend? This doesn't include the occasional going out to eat. Just daily every day food.
    i spend about the same.. but it's just on myself....

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    My grocery bills are convoluted with toilet tissue and cleaning supplies. I don't know how much the food part is but can't be that much since I don't eat that much really compared to men.

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    Just myself, I drop about 300-350

    No red meat(I do eat it, just very rarely) - just chicken & sea food primarily


    I shop a lot at a place by my house that sells expired or close to expired shit. It's still just fine, but way cheap. I get Greek yogurts for less than a quarter a piece - frozen chicken breast is a little over a buck a pound. Protein bars are a quarter & so on.

    If it wasn't for this place, my grocery bill alone would be over 500 - since I rarely have shakes now

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    About £30 a week - £120 a month - $180-185

    I prefer cooking everything myself. Life's pretty cheap when all you eat is chicken, rice, celery, peanut butter, weetabix and milk with the occasional steak
    Quote Originally Posted by < <Samson> > View Post
    Just myself, I drop about 300-350

    No red meat(I do eat it, just very rarely) - just chicken & sea food primarily


    I shop a lot at a place by my house that sells expired or close to expired shit. It's still just fine, but way cheap. I get Greek yogurts for less than a quarter a piece - frozen chicken breast is a little over a buck a pound. Protein bars are a quarter & so on.

    If it wasn't for this place, my grocery bill alone would be over 500 - since I rarely have shakes now

    Hook me up with that chicken please.

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    70-90 $ a week max

    edit: 40-80 $

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    Easily with 3 kids abd two adults $450 a week; all inclusive but we don't eat out and its all quality; quality costs in Aus; but we both work ft and buget for this

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    Probably £60 GBP ($90) per week. Eat mostly fresh meat, fish and veg. I haven't even taken into account my supps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Creech
    Probably £60 GBP ($90) per week. Eat mostly fresh meat, fish and veg. I haven't even taken into account my supps!
    Yes supplements get feet expensive lol.

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