Fun Friday Shopping Totals: See how I feed my family of six (including 3 teens) for around $125/week. See our $125 Budget Weekly Menu here.
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And this is the post where you see what happens when life gets busy at our house! I ended up in the store at 10:00 pm.
WALMART Part 1
WALMART Part 2–Total Spent $122.91.
Thankfully I had made the menu and grocery list, so I was able to keep to the budget. (We will spend an additional $20 for take out pizza this week.) I could have spent a lot less if I had used Walmart’s Ad Match Guarantee, but I was too tired. Planning lower cost meals for this week like grilled cheese and chicken enchiladas also helped me stick to the $125 budget.
Weekly Total: $122.91
February Monthly Total: $122.91
($125/week budget for six people)
Need to lower your grocery bill? Read more about how I stick to a $125 a week budget in my Save More-Clip Less e-book.
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Does your Wal-Mart do take and bake pizzas? We have switched to this “method” rather than calling for delivery and the price difference is unreal!! And…the Wal-Mart take and bakes are actually very good quality!
That is a great idea. My husband actually picked up the pizzas instead of paying for delivery so we saved a little. We just planned for something fun and easy after a difficult day.
Hey Kim,
I was just looking at my bank’s online finance tool and wanted to share my accomplishment with you :). In the last few months I have been able to get my average monthly grocery bill from $375 down to $200 (for me and my husband). I know that some couples spend even less, but I am very happy with the progress I have made. Mostly due to following your advice and planning menus based on weekly ads from 2 stores, a few coupons, and what’s already in my cabinet. I also started a price list where I track the best unit price for things like yogurt, oatmeal, produce, etc. Before this, I was just buying way too much and not being mindful of price cycles.
Thanks for your blog!
Woohoo Suzanne! Congratulations!!!!!