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5950/12 = 496$/month. Not that crazy for family with kids to spend even at a cheaper grocery store.
by cobookman 7y ago
5950/12 = 496$/month. Not that crazy for family with kids to spend even at a cheaper grocery store.
- mrep 7y agoYou also get 5% back at Amazon so it's definitely doable (I know i hit that last year).
- ska 7y agoNot crazy for a couple who cooks a lot, for that matter
- maccard 7y agoIt's pretty insane for a couple. I live in the UK granted, but we cook every night, and our food bill is less than half that.
- ska 7y agoMine is double yours then. It could be cheaper , sure, but I don’t buy crazy expensive stuff. I do spend more on meat and things by being careful about sourcing
- InitialLastName 7y agoIs there irony in referring to shopping at Amazon-owned Whole Foods (regardless of their pre-acquisition reputation) as "careful about sourcing?"
- ska 7y agoNo - I don't shop at whole foods; didn't think I suggested that I do. When I say "careful about sourcing", I mean that a good percentage of what I buy comes directly or nearly directly from local farms. It costs more than the random grocery store stuff from large distributors. I can afford it so I don't mind and the markup isn't crazy.