
How often do you buy groceries, and how much do you spend on groceries?

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Fresh vegetables are important to me and a week is a long time for them. I have an advantage in that a supermarket is across the road and a tram stop is right at it. Many people get off the tram and go straight into it (including myself) in the evening
. If I had to as much as a kilometre to travel I wouldn't be such a frequent shopper.
As to how much, it might be as little as $5 but the super market has a cafe in it and it makes really decent coffee. If I spend $30 I get a free one - that is an effective 17% discount.
If I immediately need $20 of food than I will increase to a $30 spend with proactive purchases. If I need say $60 of items, I will either defer some purchases or make two $30 purchases. So generally I'd hover just over $30.
£20 every week, and half of that is just junk I don't need but want. So in a month that's £60-80. If I really wanted to I could spend £10. I eat mostly pizza, chicken and chips all premade ready to go.
I don't believe a single Brit when they say food costs to much, though they love to say it does. Now an American oh I believe them because I've seen it went there in 2023 and the cheap pizza was nasty and expensive.
I usually go grocery shopping once a week but always seem to have to go back for something I forgot to get or ran out of. The cost varies... it can be anywhere from 150 to well over 200, depending on just how much I have to get.
Unless there is a pre-planned party ahead, the only groceries bought for the household are for consumption by me, my husband and our pets.
We spend more-or-less than $250.00 and only shop for groceries once a week.
I tend to buy groceries weekly, adjusting based on my culinary plans and adventures. On an average week, I might spend around $100 to $150, depending on the ingredients I seek. Exploring fresh markets for unique produce or a gourmet store for special cheeses or spices adds to the thrill. It's a balance between practical needs and indulging in delicious discoveries. 🍅🧀🍣
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I like to buy fresh veggies and fruits so I go shopping every other week and spend around $100-150 per trip. I also prefer fresh meat that's never been frozen. My purchases are reflected in the seasonal availability and how well the store is stocked.
Maybe twice a month. Depends on what I need. Usually, the first trip, thanks to Biden, will cost me well over $100 but, the second trip might only cost me about $30. Just picking up a couple things I ran out of since the first trip.
I buy groceries at least once a week, usually spending about $60 on each trip.
What are you buying? I need to know lol
I am usually in the grocery store twice per week, but my wife works in the grocery store. I spend probably $500-600 per month.
On a weekly basis I go shopping for groceries & I try to keep it under $200.00.
We might spend maybe $200 a month on groceries. Occasionally, a little more.
About 3 times a week. I usually spend anywhere from 50-100 each time
weekly at a cost between 100-200 dollars for two people. W
A million dollars a week because I'm a big fat white American
@staximus one of your comments was reported and removed by admin. Keep it up with the harrassment I'll report you again
Your insecurities are not my problem get therapy.
About once every 3 weeks and I spend anywhere from $250.00 to $350.00.
I work in a grocery store so I shop about 4 times a week but usually small items like $50 each time.
Weekly go through milk on a weekly basis. And I work for a supermarket.
Its bi- weekly.
I go weekly and it ranges from $150 to $250
I go weekly & most times spend about $100.
Weekly and sometimes day to day.
Mostly weekly
Daily.
A lot
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