>Is this a common state of affairs? Who doesn't have at least a week's supply of food On the morning of the grocery shopping day, I'd guess most families do n

>Is this a common state of affairs? Who doesn't have at least a week's supply of food On the morning of the grocery shopping day, I'd guess most families do not have 7 days of food left to eat. In America, the average # of grocery trips per week was ~2.[1] That frequency doesn't seem so strange if the number of trips is affected by: (1) family size such as 4 people including 2 parents + 2 children, (2) refrigerator size of typically less than 20 cu ft (not the luxury 28+ cu ft or extra refrigerator in the garage), and (3) preference for fresh & perishable food instead of canned items. [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/251728/weekly-number-of-us-grocery-shopping-trips-per-household/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/251728/weekly-number-of-...