I spend about $120+/- for a family of 5 for a week.
I can't wait for my latest batch of apple jack liquor to ferment. I think I found a cheap and easy way to homebrew my own alcohol and slash my beer budget.
800 on Tyson brand Chicken tenders, plus $20 or so for other essentials.
Probably closer to $150 for my family of 5.
That seems really good.
I'm not sure how much I spend, but I get free lunches at work and hit up happy hour specials a lot, so probably not much.
I don't count the bill and I'm not the main shopper but we generally buy stuff ahead of time that is on special or bulk buy so it's lower than most.
I'd have to gather some receipts and average things. I buy oats/nuts/dried fruit like once every few months and use that for breakfast and snacks. Often I'll make a large pot of soup for lunch for most of the week and freeze leftovers, etc. so it's hard to guess. Some weeks it's a lot, some weeks it's next to nothing.
Also I waste a lot of money giving into peer pressure to go out to lunch with co-workers, which costs far more than groceries for my breakfast and dinner combined.
20-50 every other week. I don't buy much processed stuff. Potato chips and bread is about it for processed and good meat drives up the spending more than anything else.
$30-60 + beer