What are you paying for groceries? What area of the world are you in?

WTH,

If we spend $100-150 @ week for the two of us I am screaming...

We can Spend more if need be BUT since someone purchased someone else... A!D! purchased W!NN @!X!E our bill has stayed the same...

If I had Y'alls payments we would be eating more "wabbit, fish & Venison." All legally harvested by "A source"

 

Socal here with a family of 4, kids are 4 and 5 and my wife and I aren't small people. We are under 150 bucks a week. We don't eat out, except 3 or 4 times a year for special occasions. We buy quality food but my wife is a crazy, frugal couponer. Like, she makes money buying certain items when she sticks like 3 or 4 coupons/deals together. If we can't coupon it, we wait for a sale then load up. I do the same for meat. I have 2 chest freezers for when a good deal is found, I can load up. She won't pay for anything full price. Just last weekend costco had 8 bucks off their chicken breast, which equates to about 35% off. I bought 10 over 2 trips so about 250 bucks worth and loaded up a freezer. That will last us probably 4 months.

Every grocery store has at least 1 day a week that overlaps 2 different sales so that's alot of savings and they each have 1 day, usually Friday, where they have double deals on fresh fruits and veggies.

 

Love playing the coupon and double deal game. Makes shopping fun and really stretches the money...

 

SW CT here, just two of us and we never leave the grocery store without forking out a $100 bucks ! Shop twice a week, I bring my lunch for work.

 

A lot more!!

 

Family of 3 in Canuckistan. $150+ per week on average. Chicken breast is around $6/lb at Costco, basically the same as ground beef. A bag of 3 bell peppers was $7 the other day.

A Costco run is $350 - $400 normally. I can't fill the average grocery bag with proper, healthy food for under $50 at even the "discount" grocery stores.

Our grocers are an oligopoly though, with the politicians in their pockets. No real competition in Canada.