How much money do you spend on food?

I would be afraid to add up what we spend on food...we are like you ( 2 adults) We seldom go out and cook real food, nothing that is prepared from a box/frozen etc. If you are doing it for 150 I would like to see your menu!! Food is just expensive!

My husband I spend about $300-$400 every two weeks. I find I'd rather pay more for stuff I like, so I really don't focus on trying to cut back too much. Plus, fresh food is just costly, especially in the winter since most of our stuff is imported (we live in Western Canada).

Good ways to save is to buy in bulk - Costco is great for this. Costco can be harder with things that can spoil quicker and can't be frozen, but we just focus on eating those things sooner and making meals around them!

When my husband is working out of town, then man is that grocery bill nice and small haha!

Eeek. Not counting meals out, coffee, etc., probably $75-$100 per week for just me.

about $500 a month for me

That sounds pretty average to me. We grow a lot of our produce, which isn't free but is definitely cheaper. But in months when we buy most of our food, that's about what we spend on food (not including beer and wine) for 2 adults.

$300 or so per month for 2 adults 1 child. That doesn't include eating out though. We eat out probably once or twice a week. I pack my lunches every day for work.

I probably spend around $50-$70/wk. It's kind of hard because I don't go shopping every week. I usually go for the main things once/month and then I'll stop and get things like lunch meat or produce (the stuff that doesn't last too long). It's just me, though. Doesn't include meals out (which isn't that often) and I'm in the Midwest.

I spend on average $50 a week. This is just for me. I live in the Mid-Atlantic area. I get a lot of frozen veg from Wegman's because 1 bag is $1. I will eat a bag of veggies a day. I get the family packs of <insert meat here> and freeze them in portions. I do cereal and milk, and I make my own frozen meals. My BF does yogurt and cereal bars for lunch--this doesn't work for me.

We spend roughly $1k per month for 6 of us:me, Mrs Jruzer, and 4 sons ages 6, 8, 14, and 16.

If I'm really careful I can do $40 a week.

Around $150 a week. We rarely eat out.

I spend about $130 a week on groceries for a family of 4. I live in the middle of nowhere in MN and our local grocery story rapes you. I try to do the bulk of my shopping once a month at Cub Foods or Walmart but they're both over an hour away from where I live.

Between me and my wife, about $100-$125 dollars a week.
Though in the summer, we use our garden to full advantage and don't bother to buy veggies from our supermarket. We just pick them from our garden. We home can tomatoes for winter, dry peppers, blanch and freeze peas. Pickle beets, etc anything to stretch our garden. Not as much for price, but our garden veggies taste 10x better than the stores version.

$600/mo for 2 adults, almost entirely at Costco, maybe $50-100 of that at WalMart. This includes pet food and boring household necessities like paper products, detergent, etc.