How much is your grocery bill every month?

i spend about 400 every month.... my bill has gone up about fifty bucks a shopping trip (every 2 weeks) since i started eating healthier...... but that also means my fiance stocks up on gummy bears and chocolate since he thinks he wont like every dinner i make.

Mine has gone up a lot too, but I'm not eating out which is saving me toooons of money. I'm paying about 100-120 per week, but I'm not spending any on fast food which used to be about 100 per week.

It is more expensive to eat healthy food. Do you have Aldi in your area? Their produce is very reasonable and of good quality for the most part. It's prepackaged so you might have to buy more than you want, for instance, I like cucumber in my salad but they come 3 to a package and it's hard to use them up sometimes. But their romaine hearts and spring mix are excellent and at just over half the price of the other supermarkets in my area, are a real bargain.

I spend about £400 a month for me and my bf ($650). It used to be £300 ($485) but that got a bit hard to keep to once I started buying more fresh food, such as salad food, chicken/mince beef and fresh fruit&veggies. I hate that convenience food is so cheap in comparison!

In the last two weeks, we have spent $250 on groceries...buying turkey, veggies, fruit, whole wheat everything etc.... Usually, we only spend about $300 a month....so, I can say that our grocery bill has gone up considerably. I talked with my Dad about this today....and try thinking of it this way

1) you spend more on healthy, good for your groceries
2) you spend less on eating out
3) you're in better health, so chances are you're paying less for healthcare
4) longterm health will improve as well....which means life long savings

I know it *feels* like a lot, but it's 100% worth it in the end.

We spend about $480 a month for the two of us. *siiiigh* Groceries are expensive. But it's worth it to eat healthy!

more than $500....but totally worth it!

for my family of 4 I feed everyone meals at home 7 days a week (okay we eat out twice a month!) for $280 a month.

my husband and i spend about $75-100 a week and go out to eat only 1x weekly. we spend as much on food now eating healthy as we used to, only now i look a lot better lol

Anywhere from $200 - $400 every month, along with $50 - $150 worth of supplements every month or two

i spend about 100$ a month, i live by myself. and i only eat 1200 cals a day.

It is more expensive to eat healthy food. Do you have Aldi in your area? Their produce is very reasonable and of good quality for the most part. It's prepackaged so you might have to buy more than you want, for instance, I like cucumber in my salad but they come 3 to a package and it's hard to use them up sometimes. But their romaine hearts and spring mix are excellent and at just over half the price of the other supermarkets in my area, are a real bargain.

I do all of my shopping at Aldi. It's so much cheaper when you add it all up. My boyfriend and I do end up spending about $75 to $100 on average a week...sometimes less. This includes random trips to Meijer to pick up things we need between our biweekly grocery trips. Some things we spend more money (sashimi grade tuna @ $13.00 a pound so we can make homemade sushi) but most things we pick the cheap option. Unfortunately in my area, the aldi produce is less than stellar so we tend to get that at meijer.

For me and my husband, we spent $100 - $150.00 per month.
He is a construction worker and eats a lot during the day.
but it's no junk food or processed food and we eat 99.9% at home or packed from home.

we have six people 3 adults two teenagers and one kid age 11....about $800.00 a month. a few trips to costco.... that breaks down into 133.00 per person... not 2 bad in my opinion. and yeah i spend more now with the healthy way of shopping.

About $800 a month for family of four. It would be much cheaper if I wasn't here, cause I am the healhiest person in my family :P
If I wasn't here they would be even more out of shape.