04/06 - Thursday

[Liz]

how much do you guys pay for food each week? not including alcohol

edit: not including toilet paper and shampoo and other non-food things either

Do you REALLY want me to answer this?

 

[Deleted member 526]

Do you REALLY want me to answer this?

YES you are good with money

 

[ItsAmyTee]

how much do you guys pay for food each week? not including alcohol

edit: not including toilet paper and shampoo and other non-food things either

$60 for two people if I'm trying to be frugal. Closer to $90 if I've been watching too many cooking videos...

 

[Squatty]

how much do you guys pay for food each week? not including alcohol

edit: not including toilet paper and shampoo and other non-food things either

I spend about $100 a week for a family of 5. Including my kid's lunches.

 

[Liz]

YES you are good with money

Between $200 and $250 but I have 3 adult men in my house and 2 girls that tend to eat nonstop. Well that is for everything so maybe more like $150-$200 in just food.

 

[Kat8mouse]

I spend about $100 a week for a family of 5. Including my kid's lunches.

Wow -- that is really good. I remember spending about that much for a family of 3 (when son was a teenager and eating a whole lot). Now it's just me and my husband and I've got it down to $60 per week.

 

[loki3404]

$40-$70 depending on if I order a pizza or something.

 

[PnA1985]

how much do you guys pay for food each week? not including alcohol

edit: not including toilet paper and shampoo and other non-food things either

Probably 50 a week for 2 people
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[thedorchannel]

If i go shopping maybe $50 for two people? (that includes an averaged cost of things like tp and stuff)

if my fiancee goes shopping its $80 for the first 3 days, then i have to go out and spend $20 for the rest of the week

I used to spend around $30 a week on alcohol (for home) but now I've cut it down to $10/week

edit: less if i can pilfer whatever things my friend grows in his massive garden

I'm sensing some tension here @YAHU . Normally your posts involve a quick smiley or pic of your rejection list being at 0.

Remember you can always open up to us. your fiance will never find out.

 

[TheresaofAlbion]

We homeschool, have 3 adults and 2 kids, some with allergies. I spend prob about 100-120 a week.

 

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[SweetiePuff]

how much do you guys pay for food each week? not including alcohol

edit: not including toilet paper and shampoo and other non-food things either

No alcohol, but around $150 (for 4 - including all toiletries, household goods, etc) plus $50 for take out (one night/wk).

As I've gotten older, I've become more label conscious and don't mind shelling out for more high quality and/or local food.

 

[Squatty]

Wow -- that is really good. I remember spending about that much for a family of 3 (when son was a teenager and eating a whole lot). Now it's just me and my husband and I've got it down to $60 per week.

I do a lot of bulk buying at Costco and Sams Club. I buy a big box of frozen chicken breasts about once a month and use those in 2 meals a week. I buy a large thing of ground beef then freeze in 1 lb patties.
I always make a weekly menu and stick to it.

 

[Yungskell]

No alcohol, but around $150 (for 4 - including all toiletries, household goods, etc) plus $50 for take out (one night/wk).

As I've gotten older, I've become more label conscious and don't mind shelling out for more high quality and/or local food.

Sometimes when you buy the store/bargin brand its not nearly as good

 

[Bliss]

I got a rejection reversed today, so that's something.

Projected earnings for the day: $1.20

 

[JenniLeigh]

how much do you guys pay for food each week? not including alcohol

edit: not including toilet paper and shampoo and other non-food things either

Previously:
$75-125/week. It depends on coupons/sales/what's on hand.
There are four of us, two are teenage boys, and then a pre-teen girl going through a growth spurt o.0

Right now- I'm not sure. I'm staying with family, and we all just kinda fill in the gaps. I've been couponing/playing the matchymatchy sales game. But it's harder to do when it's not YOUR kitchen. LOL -

My little one is allergic to some things, my mother has a pretty severe wheat/gluten allergy, so we have quite a few specialty products to account for.

But on my own, with just my brood.... $75-$125 a week.

 

[thedorchannel]

I spend more than that on tomatoes

I'm gonna be like u when I grow up my dear turker. but my GF needs to be taken out to dive bars twice a week to drink 50.00 worth of bud light and flirt with uninterested guys in front of me.

so obviously I need to cut back on less important things like food.

 

[SweetiePuff]

I got a rejection reversed today, so that's something.

Projected earnings for the day: $1.20

I had one reversed today that I didn't even ask for! Bonus! lol

 

[jan]

YES you are good with money

70 for 2 people, but that does include dog/cat and any cleaning supplies. IDK without. Every once in awhile, I splurge and spend more, but I'm pretty careful. The last few months have been hard - since we're in rented apartment/condo's. But when we have a home (soon! I hope) I'll get back to baking bread and snacks.