What Is Your Average Grocery Bill A Week?

We sort of share costs around here. If I was to sum it up between the three of us? I'd say maybe $130 a week? Stretching meals helps. Whether that be making enough for left overs or taking left over peas and thawing out the hamburger that's been in the freezer for a few months and making hamburger steaks out of it. Buying things that can be incorporated in many dishes helps as well. For instance, grab a few cans of things like Cream of Mushroom and Cream of Chicken when they go on sale at your grocery store. Cream of Mushroom can be used in making green bean casserole or you can incorporate it with your hamburger steak as the "sauce" or "gravy". Cream of Chicken is similar, it can be the base for several different chicken soups and dishes. Tomato soup is the same. I've grabbed a can of tomato soup up when I don't have enough spaghetti sauce, and I've also opened a can and made a few grilled cheeses too. Bacon can be frozen, bread can be frozen, butters as well. Heck, I think even milk (though certain milks don't freeze well). Hmm.. I could go on.

I just quit my job so will have to cut back on expenses. I only have SS now and everything is going up. The rent just did. And the utilities. I ate from the dollar store for a long while and can always do it again if I have to.

$150 a week for 12 people. Although if I see a good meat sale, I have a huge freezer and do take advantage of it so that may affect it sometimes but most weeks $150.

If you stick to basic foods like vegetables, beans, and cook a lot in home I believe the bill should be not High.

More or less $60. We dont have much money so we only buy those we really need.

We have been cutting back on our bills as well.We changed where we shopped at and now usually spend £60 for around a weeks shopping Thoth it sometimes lasts slightly longer.

it's usually around 120-but that's for 6 people.

grocery shopping one hundred dollars.During the week fifty dollar or less

I have no idea. I make out lists and my husband shops. I'm sure it must be pretty hefty though. My guess is about $600 a month.

we buy our groceries for the month. in a week, some small purchases like bath soap that was consumed days ago, or some biscuits, etc.

Ours is always monstrous. I like to cook, I cook from scratch, and I don't buy processed foods. For 2 people, each week I spend anywhere between $100-150 depending on what I'm making. Today I did the weekly shop and it was $104. That's because I'm planning to use mostly meat from the freezer in the coming week for dinners.

I haven't calculated it yet.

I spend about 75 a week for two people

I think I will ask my wife for that. I gave her all my salary and she manages everything.

I eat a lot of fruits and vegetables and prices having rising. I would say that I spent about $100 on food.

We are only two, our weekly grocery shopping is between 50 to 70 $, about 200/280 a month.

I only spend about 80 a week for groceries in a week for 2 people. The first thing is I buy almost no name brands. No pop, candy or chips. Same with those sweetened flavored drinks. The price is over inflated. If you want those buy kool aide packets and mix your own. The unsweetened packets also give you the ability to control the sugar content. Then I also cook at home. This time of year I do spend a little more as I will buy frozen dinners to fix when we have been very busy. They are just easy and dont heat the house up. But most days I cook.

It depends on a persons likes and dislikes. I suggest cutting out things you don't need, like junk food. I buy once a month, not by the week.

Mine will be one hundred dollars a week for two of us - my wife and I. We buy only what is essential for a healthy living - siva