How much should I budget for Groceries?

Question

For 1 Person

Answer 1

As much as you need to.

Stock up on lots of meat and cheese.

Buy yourself a freezer if you need to.

Way american farmers and ranchers been selling way more than their shares of livestock to foriegn groups you want plenty on hand when that market crashes.

The pig resteraunts been putting down way more than their shares too.

It's disgusting the megatons of meat and blood this country been making so much bloody death of animals.

Kill kill kill kill you crazies soon you'll be eating each other.

Answer 2

100 dollars per week if you have a boyfriend

Answer 3

Depends on if your a vegan or not?

Answer 4

depends on how much you eat

Answer 5

Family of four just met new office clerk and slipped right thru

Answer 6

£10 a week.

Grow as meny vegetables as you can - freeze and store the excess.

Buy the cheapest cans - 9 times out of 10 the only difference is the label on the outside of the can.

Have a look on/in the reduced to clear shelf/cabinet - I picked up a dented tin of fruit (the contents was fine) for 20p, the undented tins were selling for £1 and got 3 puddings out of it, as I put a slice of cake and a spoonful of ice cream with it.

Answer 7

For sensible answers we'd need to know where you live (the country at least), what you eat and how much money you have available.

Answer 8

Depends on the cost of groceries in your area but I usually did ok on 60 a week.

Answer 9

That makes your food budget 11% of your overall income. If you use this method, budget 6% for groceries each month and 5% for dining out. If your take-home income is $3,000 a month, you will budget around $180 for groceries and $150 for dining out.

Answer 10

depends on how rnuch food you need