how much do you spend on groceries??

Every two weeks I spend 50 dollars on groceries. I have tried to cut as many corners as I can, and still eat healthy. I get deodorant in free samples, so I cut some cost right there. If I have more money to spend those two weeks, I tend to buy more fruit. It's pretty easy for me to get veggies in my diet. One of my friends here who introduced me to mylot sent me a 30 dollar walmart gift card. I was so excited! I wasn't going to have to worry where the money was going to come from. She's so sweet. Her screen name here is AmberNormandin. Her grandma went in on the gift card with her.

Well I normally only have $20 to use on food a week. I buy my own food now that I am 18 and I only get money through my dads child support, I have no job right now so it sucks.

With a family of 4 we make a trip to the grocery store every week in the month. I would say we spend approx $90-$120 a week. Keeping in mind that we make trips thro out the week to the corner store for Milk and Bread. I realize that there are ways to cut corners and save a bit of money...but my husbands and my whole outlook on the situation is... We would rather spend what we do to provide good, nutricious food for our family and if we can do it financially, then we will continue to do so.

I go to the grocery store every week and spend $30-$70. It's just me and my husband and I only buy the food I need. I don't buy any cleaning products at the grocery store - they're too expensive and I don't like them. I shop factory direct for all that stuff.

Each trip I spent around 100$ to 120$, I have tried to cut back a bit and keep it in the 90's which seems to be working so far.

We spend about 100 every 2 weeks for 2 people ... We have to get milk like every 5 days though, so we end up spending more. Most of our groceries are indulgances because we're college students and dont really have time to make anything :( Hope this helped!

We have a family of 4 as well (plus 6 pets) and do our grocery shopping every week...Each week we'll spend roughly $175-180 EXCEPT on weeks when we have to buy things like animal food, litterbox stuff and laundry items then we spend around $225-250 or so....

I spend about $600 a month and another probably $200 on eating out. It's way too much! I buy for a family of 12 though. So, I guess it's not really that bad. It takes of lot of bargain shopping to even keep it down that low...and I probably spend what I save on gas traveling from store to store, duh! lol

WoW! Thats a whole lot of money t be spenindng a month on grovceries!! I Spend usually 50-75 every two weeks on groceries and thats manily just the nessceities must haves... i still as well have to go out occainlly to get the bread milk etc etc... if i had $500 to spend on groceires i would so have enough food to last me most likely 2 and a half months as long as the food in the fridge stayed good that long!!

There is just the two of us, and since we have swtiched from Safeway to the Superstore, we now spend between eighty to one hundred and twenty dollars a week depending on whether it is just on groceries or groceries plus soaps, and other incidentals. We are on a budget and we try to get things on sale, so sometimes if we have lots of meat plus potatoes, rice, and pasta, we might go as low as sixty dollars. It will go lower in the summer when the produce is lower, but right now it is a bit high. This does not count Christmas, New Years, Thanksgiving and Easter holidays.

I spend anywhere from 45 to 70 per week on groceries for me and my two daughters. It all varies depending on the money I have available.

I spend that a week, easily. Half of it is animal food for our 4 dogs, 3 cats and fish though. They eat a lot. We've got 3 big dogs and one medium sized dog. We buy the basics -- milk, bread, cheese, meat, eggs, juice, cereals, snack food, dinner food, canned veggies, mashed potatos, fresh fruits and fresh veggies and make meals on Saturday/Sunday that last for the whole week. That way we don't have to cook during the week. We usually don't have enough time.