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This is a s/o from a discussion on ML, but how much do you spend a week in groceries and how many mouths are you feeding? I think DH & I may spend too much...
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Re: Weekly grocery budget
I budget $100/week, but look at my budget as a monthly total, so if I go over week 1, I make sure we eat cheaper meals week 2, etc. I usually go to the Farmer's Market for produce, Publix for BOGO deals and basics, Whole Foods for organic dairy and vegetarian proteins, and CVS for toiletries using the ECB program each week. This amount also includes dog food, cleaning supplies, toiletries, etc. I do coupon shop as much as possible, and save a ton on produce at the farmer's market.
ETA: Feeding 2 adults and 3 small dogs, haven't yet factored in baby spending, but should be negligible for now as she's BF and diapers are their own category.
We are probably at about $115ish per week, on average. It's typically about $100, but there's often one week that goes over because of something that's expensive or we buy in bulk (laundry det, TP/paper towels etc.).
ETA: 2 human mouths, one small pup.
We budget $90/week or about $400/month.
Just for fun, I looked up our spending on mint.com, and this year we have averaged $108/week. Oops.
Then I thought, wait, we made some big changes to our diets in April. I wonder what our grocery bill was like before and after. It looks like all last year and the beginning of this year, we averaged just under $90 per week. Since the diet changes, it's been $120/week. Guess we need to rein in our spending or tweak the budget to reflect new priorities. (Our eating out spending has decreased in that same time period, but only ~$5/week.)
My Ovulation Chart
This is usually where we are too. But it doesn't include TP/paper towels/etc (we have a separate BJ's line) or dog food.