How much money have you save up by just cook at home?

[Alwayreckles93]

I do see a huge difference in how much money I've saved by just cooking at home. I always cook at hoem I make my coffee at home has saved me over $500 monthly. By just buying groceries checking at prive points I can save I did saved a lot of money by just cooking at home.

[LiamSawyer]

I have co workers that buy fast food on their way into work, run out to Starbucks fir a coffee snd snack at break, snd buy fast food for lunch. I figure they spend vlidevto $600/month on that. I make oatmeal for breakfast, brew my own coffee and put it bin a large insulated travel mug, I make lunch from my dinner leftovers Orville make a big batch of chili or tuna noodle casserole and freeze it in individual portions for my lunchs ar breaknibget the fresh brewed coffee in the company kitchen. I doubt it costs me more then $5 / day so $100/month do compared to my coworkers I'm saving $500/ month just on those meals. I take advantage of sales and buy meat in bulk and cut it or separate it into meal size portions and vacuum seal it and freeze it. I just bought a 28lb prime rib roast for $5.99/lb., and removed the bones with plenty of meat on them to enjoy as ribs, and cut the cap into high quality stew/soup meat, and cut 19 1" thick rib eye steaks all of which I vacuum sealed and frozen. Come prime bbq season I'll be enjoying rib eyes for $5.99/lb while others are paying $15.99/lb. So I eat well and save well on all of my food. I even cure and smoke my own bacon. Plus I have a large 40' x 85' veggie garden. The asparagus should be coming up soon.

[LiamSawyer]

I like your approach, you're definitely on the right thinking path. You're someone I could get along with. You're child certainly is good looking just like mom is too.

[Anonymous]

It’s true that cooking at home can be a great way to save money on food expenses. When you cook at home, you have more control over the ingredients you use and can often make meals that are healthier and more affordable than eating out or buying pre-made meals. Additionally, cooking at home can reduce the temptation to make impulse purchases or overspend on food and drinks while out and about. The exact amount of money you can save by cooking at home will depend on a variety of factors, such as your food preferences and the cost of groceries in your area. However, many people find that cooking at home is a great way to save money and eat well on a budget.

[TrueConfection]

If my family eats out at a mediocre restaurant, it costs about $85 + tip. A mediocre meal at home is about $25 to 30. That's a big savings.

My coffee alone is $3/cup at the drive through and only 50 cents per cup at home for the same brand.

[Alwayreckles93]

Yes you are absolutely correct it is a huge difference. Dinning out at a restaurant can cost $100 which is wha i spend at Sams on my grocery bill lol.

[TrueConfection]

Not even a nice restaurant. I'd rather eat at home.

[Alwayreckles93]

Thats a smart choice. They other day i sqw on the News that some one order burger king meal it was disgusting worms. We don't know if people are really do wash their hands. Yes home meals are the best we know its clean , heathy and it's cheaper even better then dinning out.

[Alwayreckles93]

Saw I apologized my spell check goes off like crazy. lol

[Anonymous]

It all adds up. I can understand all this running to Starbucks for overpriced coffee.

[Astarlessnightsky]

I don't know.
But i guess its a lot.

I estimate just ordering one meal every week would cost 210€ in total, this much money would give us 2 or even 3 weeks worth of groceries (usually 2 meals).

So over 200€ more expensive would it be to not cook at home

[OlderAndWiser]

Yes, a decent dinner for me and my girlfriend is usually $50-60!

[Exterminatore]

Probably several hundred each month but I have always mostly eaten at home. Restaurants are for date night with the wife mostly.

[Anonymous]

I don't know it's like groceries are also expensive now so it's like you save nothing compared to eating out.

[exitseven]

I bring my own lunches so i save about 50-60 bucks a week.

[RealMarek]

I saved quite a lot by learning to cook.

[Anonymous]

Lots