What's your grocery/other food bill like?

Close to us ... family of 6 we budget 250 a week ... 1000/month (that sounds big when you hit 4 digits!) lol

About 300/week to feed a family of five, but that includes non-food items like paper towel. So probably $250.

I make 95% of our meals at home. Hubby goes out for lunch still about once a week and so do I.

I have 4 teenagers, myself and hubby and we spend about $350 every 2 weeks. I prep all my meals for 2 weeks at a time and put them in the freezer. We rarely have anything processed. When we do it's usually mac&cheese one night.

I forgot about the 4 furry kids. This amount includes their stuff as well. Once in awhile I spend upwards to $400 if I have to restock all the toiletries and cleaning supplies.

Buy buying veg and meat in bulk and prepping and planning meals I've been able to stick with this budget. Before when we weren't eating as healthy I was spending $500 every 2 weeks.

I spend about $800/month for 2 adults, 1 preschooler and 1 baby. I'm in Canada, so costs are a bit higher here, and I also have expensive taste. I don't really look to spend less than this though - I try to get good deals, and shop sales, but I view eating healthy, fresh food as an investment in myself and my family. I love cooking and tend to try a wide variety of recipes, ranging from simple to elaborate.

We average about $100-120 per week and shop based on sale items for a family of 4. We build our menu around the flyers while staying as healthy as possible. Seems to work for us.

We typically spend $100/week for two of us. That's our grocery spending not including small trips to Target, CVS, Stop & Shop to get essentials for the house/cat.

My husband eats breakfast and lunch at work (his employer subsidizes the cafeteria, so it's cheaper than taking food to work). I eat breakfast & lunch at work (food I bring).

We only do takeout a few times/month and a lunch or dinner out each month.

I live in the Boston area. I buy mostly organic and only local + humanely raised meats. I buy fish from sustainable sources. We also have an organic garden.

My girlfriend and I spend 350-400 a month on groceries (including cleaning supplies toiletries). About once a month we spend around $50 for cookout stuff for guests.

I'm vegan. So have to get special items sometimes.

I budget $600 a month but usually hang out around $500 a month. We cook all our meals from home and they are from scratch, every meal is different including breakfast and lunch with only a couple repeating. I buy a TON of fresh veggies & fruits. This also includes toiletries and all that fun stuff.

2 people. Who love food! We also budget $80 a month for entertainment and have our own $80 each for coffee/friend outings.

We don't make a crapload either. 0 debt, no car payments, & budget everything really well.

I need to budget better after reading all this!
I probably spend 150 bucks a week and it is just my husband and myself. + 1 dog but that isnt even included.

For myself and hubby and 21 year old and 14 year old we spend about $200 per week includes tolitries, trash bags, paper towels, dishwasher tabs etc. And spending $200 is me price matching at walmart, going and shopping at Sams, we actually used to spend way more but I do buy a lot of fresh produce, almond milk and greek yogurt for me, regular milk and other yogurts for the kids etc.

My hubby and I both take our lunches every day and seriously only eat out like once per month.

For the husband and I, about $100/week including eating out. We prepare all our breakfasts and lunches and eat dinner out once a week. It's been a little lower lately due to our CSA and farmers market. I am gluten free, but I typically don't buy gluten-free substitutes. We spent alot more when the husband was low carb.

For 7 of us we spend about 800-1100/mo including all diapers, non food items and pet food. This is "scrounging" and just barely making it... it's so expensive here

I spend 40-50 dollars every week and a half or so, and about once a month I'll spend 100-120 stocking up on canned goods/frozen foods, etc.

I just feed myself.

we spend 250 for 2 weeks for our family of 3 (and $30 is dog food), but we also prob spend an additional $60 going out to eat (once a week).

To, me that is high, but there is only myself and my boyfriend in the house. We usually buy groceries once a month and spend around $100-$120. But we used to eat out at least once a week. We've decided to not eat out much so the grocery bill will probably get bigger.

Seems low to me.

I was going to say the same thing. It's just me and my fiance, we buy the least amount as food as possible and it's usually around $125 a week.