Some of you faggots unironically spend half a grand on food a month.>>61234834This guy says he spends $600 on foodHOW?What the fuck are you eating?Post BMI. Post grocery bill.>155lbs>6'0>$200 a month, sometimes $100>Mainly buying meat veggies, eggs and grain, minimal dairy, almost 0 processed sugar intake
>>61235217Why'd you have to call me out personally?I don't like cooking, and getting a single meal of chicken rice and potatoes and veggies is $22 with tax.Could I cook all that shit myself for a fraction of the cost? Yes. Am I going to? Fuck no.I have a 7fig net worth, I can afford it.
>>61235217there is this thing called "lying"
>>61235217I spend about $300/mo. including eating out and some trips to the bar. I'm definitely not optimized. I could probably cut that by a third if I wanted, but I don't want to. I've gotten lazy and frankly lost the drive and desire to do better. Is this what life is like post 30 until you die? Complete listlessness and anhedonia? I haven't even made it yet and I'm so apathetic you wouldn't even believe it.
>>61235217there's no way you spend just $100 a month with todays prices even when cooking from scrap and looking for deals
>>61235262I love Greek food. Yoy made me hungry.
5'10"BMI 30Spend about $700/month on foodGo ahead and make fun of me, I know it's stupid but food is my only pleasure as a khhv. God I need to hit the gym and eat clean again
>>61235217i can make chili for under $5 (can of beans, can of tomatoes, one pound of cooked ground meat) two days worth of eating
>>61235285Wanna bet? I cook 95% of my meals. If you arent lazy its possible. Stop going to Trader Joes and expensive as shit grocery stores.
>>61235383what's a typical grocery list look like for you?I'm not saying you're a liar, $200 is very doable, but $100 is a bit of a stretch, that's less than $4 a day
>>61235398For reference, here's a grocery list I came up with that provides 100% of vitamins, minerals, protein, and fiber for a day, 1400 calories and costs $3.30/day (about $100/month)Chicken ThighBlack beans/Pinto BeansCarrotsCabbageGreek YogurtMilkBananasProtein PowderSupplements (Omega 3, Vitamin E, Vitamin D+K, Creatine)So again, I'm not saying it's impossible, but it requires a bit of planning. Also, you are probably deficient in some nutrients.
>>61235368Where are you getting a pound of ground meat for under $5?
>>61235217There is not a chance in hell your monthly grocery bill is $100 dollars. You have to be eating 1 meal a day if thats the case.
>>61235217I probably spend 600 a month. Easily 120 a week on groceries alone. All of the above what you eat plus salmon, dairy, cereal and rotisserie chicken on the regular. This doesn't even include alcohol
>>61235383>expensive as shit grocery stores.>Start poisoning yourself to save moneyI bet the people who spout this shit are the most dysgenic people alive.
>>61235449Could throw in potatoes for additional Vitamin C
>>61235277Checked>lost the drive and desire>is this what life is past 30?Sort of. That's what high functioning depression basically is. You've had dreams and goals before; they've either been fulfilled or disintegrated in front of your eyes. Now you struggle to find a new purpose, each option seemingly more futile or underwhelming than the last. You've settled on this life of moderate physical comfort accompanied by searing mental anguish, because you know that seeing the highs of an enjoyable life again and falling back into this pit will drive you over the edge, maybe for good. Best to stay down in the shadows where the pain is almost unbearable, but the torment is a known quantity, which is preferable to something worse.>t. 40
>>61235943Depression isn’t real, stop making excuses. Pussy.
>>61235217I spend about $60 a day on food just for myself and more if a girl comes over
>>61235966that's only two meals + waterLunch - $16+dinner - $25+water, fruit, vegetables, snacks, coffee, and protein shakes makes up the rest
>>61235217You’re not living on $6-7 a day. You’re just not.
>>61235949You call it what you want but its probably not normal to point my weapon at my aorta so casually
>>61235943Eloquently put, my dear anon. I wish you well.
>>61236021There's rust on my pistol's front sight post for a reason.
5’ 11” 210 lbs. I spend $300 to $400 on food a month. I eat 5 or 6 meals a day for a total of 3000 to 5000 cals a day depending on how much cardio I’m doing. I cook 90% of my own meals
>>61236888What meals do you typically eat?
>>61235449>1400 calorieslanklet detected
>>61235217I actually spend that much and it really isnt much.
>i gambled on shitcoinswe know, you're here. no one successful is here, they but sp500 and leave
>>61235268It isn’t a lie at all. I spent $700 last month. OP should have said $1300, cause THAT is a lot.
Family of 7, shit gets expensive but incels who get free food won't understand anyways.
>>61237002What are you talking about? Is 600 bucks a lot?
>>61237059>>61235217Is $600 really that much? I spend about that much and I already have to buy stuff on sale and mix and match.
>>61237002Serious question. How does anyone survive on less than $600 a month for food? Is OP trying to get replies?I already have to remove stuff from my cart and not buy everything I want.
>>61237076Depends, I spend at least $400-600 for two people, with that being the vast majority of our monthly spending. Per person? Should be closer to $300, depending on the area you live in and where you shop. Walmart is usually the cheapest overall but the food quality isn’t that great.
>>61235217>HOW?It's simple. I live in Canada.Half a pound of chickn is $12 (excluding tx).
>>61237084Chicken lb
>>61237083Bro wtf? I literally dont buy everything I want already and buy on sale. I shop pretty much everywhere. Wtf are you and people eating? Like I dont get it. You guys are either skellies or unfit. I pretty much eat the minimal diet and it is $650 a month. Also, can all /biz/ anons post how much they spend per month? I spend 650. It isn’t much because I already don’t buy whatever I want and eat less than I want.
>>61237083Bro, Wal Mart isnt that cheap. CNBC said they cater to the $100k income crowd now.
>>61237084Why the fuck is l.b. (instead of pound) spam?????????
>>61237083Wow. lmfao. I don’t get it. If someone spends less than me, then they eat worse than me and I don’t buy everything I want. lmfao. Some of you guys must eat like shit.
>>61235687>Where are you getting a pound of ground meat for under $5?I buy it on sale, sometimes its 1.99 (turkey or pork) sometimes its $2.99-3.99 (ground beef)if it gets crazy expensive I'll buy a pork loin or shoulder and grind the shit myself.
>>61237084No it isnt. I live in Toronto.
How the fuck do you people spend so little? My groceries were 650 last month for basic stuff and I had to not buy one 4lb lobster and 2 pounds shrimp which would have been around $100 bucks which would have made my groceries $750. Are you people legit eating rice and beans?
>>61237088I’m only 145 pounds but little stuff like pic related only lasts me a day or two and that’s only maybe 10-15% of my calories max. Most foods are cheaper generally to be fair. I feel like at least $10-15 a day is pretty normal for me unless I make some pasta or something cheap. I do order doordash twice a month but considering my income is almost 200k before taxes I think I have the right to spend a bit more than I should.
>>61237108You're right it's $12 per poundStill that makes it so chicken alone is like $200 per month
>>61237156So how do you spend so little? This isn’t even about money. I already omitted multiple ice cream purchases myself and one lobster, and 2 pounds shrimp. I mention those things because those are actually the things I omitted and it is only like $120 which would make my monthly spending $750ish.
>>61235217>>$200 a month, sometimes $100huh you must live in azerbaijan and use your euro credit card (no fees)
>>61237164Ground beef is 7 bucks a pound
>>61237164You live in the middle of nowhere
>>61237156Like I already omitted items I wanted to buy.
>>61237174>(no fees)I'm a Finn and I don't pay any extra fees for using a card either. I thought this was normal.How much money do the people in your country pay in monthly extra fees when purchasing groceries?
>>61236910Rice, oats, eggs, fish, milk, chicken, beef, veggies. I also splurge on a loaf bread from a local bakery once or twice a week, locally fresh roasted coffee and expensive canned tuna. Oh, and protein powder which is a pretty significant expense. I usually will cook something kind of extravagant once or twice a week as well. So I could spend less on food but why would I? I can afford it and the quality of food that you eat directly impacts your mood, athletic performance, mental acuity and physique. Most Americans eat worse than medieval peasants.
On Thursday I just drank my urine and water. Looped my urine.
>>61235262>I have a 7fig net worth, I can afford it.My thinking exactly, or rather that’s the rationale I use to justify buying premium olive oil, yogurt, meats, etc. But convenience is something I’m willing to shell out for when it comes to other stuff so I get where you’re coming from. When I do eat out it is typically at a nice place where we’re spending $100+ a person without drinks (I don’t drink but my wife does)
>>61235383Ya bro, you're eating the slop. Grass fed beef? Grass fed raw cheese? Free range eggs? Healthy snackies? Organic produce/berries? Way more than 100$ a week.
>>612372377 figs close to 8 figs or low 7 figs?It aint that much bro, does it include your home?
>>61237242Throw in some raw milk or at least grass fed milk while you'rr at it
>>61237237Idk. I guess 7 figs is fine. Like home 1m. And 4m networth. You can spend 1000s a month on food.
You guys will need to explain how you spend so little on food a month. I dont even eat out. All you people that eat out e every day for lunch probably spend 1000s a month.
>>61237285they're lying. that simple.you can literally look up reports on how much food costs to get enough kcal and nutrients.
>>61237305Wtf is the point of lying and saying you spend less? lmfao
>>61237305This or it is the poors replying itt.
>>61237305Like if people lying about food and not even bragging about how much they spend, imagine all the other lies on /biz/ lmfao. American median household income is 70k
>>61237245Total liquid is right at $5MM. It may not be all that much but it’s plenty to enjoy good food. $400 a month is literally nothing.
>>61237387Yeah. It is enough to close your eyes and chill.
>>61235217I probably spend like 2000 aud a month on groceries, alcohol and fast food at least.
>>61237414Yeah right? Like I already didn’t buy 3 bottles of whiskey for 100 bucks each this month. How do people spend 300 a month
>>61235217I spent 600 USD on yummy food/entertainment last month, my only non essential expense. I make 25,000 USD a year working part time. 6’0 285lbs
>>61235217i spend ~1000/mo on food, eat out for just about every meali am single, full time WFH (125k/year) and mostly do it to get out of the houseif i cooked my meals at home, then the only time i would see/talk to other people is at the gym
>>61237440You don’t need other people. You have us.
>>61237285it can be done for cheapthe worst markup is on the sides, so i will buy chips + drinks at the grocery store, but go out to get a sandwich/hoagiecostco is cheap calories... i live 5 min from an uncrowded one and their food court has a hot dog combo for $1.50, pizza slices for $2, chicken bake for $4, turkey sandwich for $7fast food apps have deals, mcdonalds app i get a 2 mcdoubles + fries + drink for $6... little caesars is $6 for pizza... popeyes is $6 for 2 pieces of chicken, 2 sides, biscuit... deals are out there if you use their apps>>61237447thank you fren
>>61235217I often say this while pretending that I don't spend almost my entire salary on doordashto be honest, the only reason I bet on dogs or things like USDUC is because I really don't want to worry about the huge amount of money I waste by being a lazy ass mf
>>61235217I don't know how much I spend per month, probably around 200 € on food, but it's a lot higher if you include alcoholic drinks.
>>61235277this jpeg seems rare and I like it
>>61235217I'm 6'1 96kg but just a /fit/ bro.I probably spend £1k a month on food/groceries. Everything organic, love cooking so lots of varied, complex recipes. Also britbong so things just cost a lot. Then i order about twice a week as I have a very busy job.
I spend about $800 just on groceries. With rent and utilities it’s about $2,000 a month just to live. Shits insane.
>>61236934>>61236940>>61237059>>61237063>>61237076>>61237088>>61237092>>61237097>>61237108>>61237127>61237172>61237179>61237192>61237196>61237245>61237251>61237285>61237311>61237327>61237346>61237408>61237427>61237447>having a mental breakdown>doesn't list what he buys>doesn't list what he ""wants""Must be really embarrassing he can't even say it anonymously.Post receipt.>system thinks replying to his posts is spam
>>61237778But people here aren’t making up higher numbers, they are spending so little and that is why it is wierd. >>61238431Bro I just buy very normal shit and get my credit card bill at the end of the month. Who cares what I buy? I pretty much buy the minimum
>>61236888How much do you spend on gear?
>>61239340About $100 a month including peptides and GH
>>61235217food stamps should have a BMI requirement
>$200 a month, sometimes $100i spend more in eastern europe
>>61235217I spend $370 a month.OJTunaProtein PowderTomatoesSpinachCheeseApple (or whatever is in season)BananaOlive oilThat's pretty much all I eat. It's 12.75/day. My rent is $1200 + utilities. My commute is close but I drive an unregistered, uninsured shitbox truck. I make 25.75/hr. I get laid off for 3 months in the winter. I live paycheck to paycheck. If something happens I'm fucked.
you gotta be eating one meal a day with numbers like that, or just lying
>>61235217I live in chile, spend like $200 on food each month and I don't cook, like, ever. I get paid $35k/year (after taxes), so that's about 7% of my income.I really should start a business to bring anglos and europeans to live here for cheap.
>>61240765>I really should start a business to bring anglos and europeans to live here for cheap.If you actually do that, make sure the houses you offer are insulated better than what the average Chilean is used to. We westerners are used to the indoors of our homes being warm even during the winter. Spend the entire day in just your undies tier of warm.My impression of South American houses being poorly insulated comes from reading just a single travel story so it might not be accurate
>>61235217i buy the cheapest stuff available and have around 500$ super market bill every monthfor 2 persons. When i would buy brand and quality stuff it would be easy double.
Are you that poor you have to keep track of how much you spend on food? It's no wonder you zoomers are lanky pipsqueaks because you prioritize useless shit instead of something as simple as feeding yourself.
>>61237092>100k income crowdalso known as the new "average" (perceived middle class average not real statistic avg.) thanks to inflation >>61241276This type of shitposting is very irresponsible because the young & impressionable might fall for it. Shame on you. Meme more responsibly.
>>61241203>My impression of South American houses being poorly insulated comes from reading just a single travel story so it might not be accurateIts not too far off for the average cement block house. That is the typical construction method used. Many of which have no intention of being airtight.
>>61235217>6'0>155 lbs>calling anyone else a faggotYou should take some of your grocery savings and spend it on a gym membership, Gumby.
>>61235217unironically get half your calories from milk, if you have a farm nearby get it raw, get the other half from raw blood(Also from a farm). Masai grind
>>61241203you are absolutely correct in that. afaik, most houses here have no insulation at all, so that would mean having to repair the houses before offering them
>>61241276>pipsqueaksI guarantee this old cunt has the exact build (and shorts) as OPs pic.
>>61235217I spend like 1500 or more on food. My wife is a stupid fat cunt and I gave 3 kids. God damn I love my kids so much it’s unreal…but their mother is a the most awful cunt Ive ever known. It’s really hard because I know my kids love her but god damn she is an awful cunt that I hate.
>>61235217I think I spend around $200 a month.I don't budget it out though.Main diet is rice (basmati), hamburger, and veggies.
>>61235217I spend $1000+ per family member every month because I live in a desert and fruit and veggies are almost all imports. Beef, too, but it's not that expensive tbqh.Mostly cooking at home, btw, lost 10kg last 3 months, now at around 20 bmi.I buy mangoes/blueberries/raspberries from the Deira waterfront market which is priced 1/3 of my local Waitrose, and I still pay $100+ per order (at least once per week).If I start eating strawberries again, that will increase even further, since strawberries are one of the things I'd only buy organic.>>61235296I usually meal prep my souvlaki, it's one of the simplest things to do at home.I like French corn-fed chicken, or Australian organic, but any crappy chicken would do. Just marinate in yoghurt, olive oil, lemon, salt, pepper and oregano/thyme for a day, then grill, they're tender and tasty for 5 days straight. They're great as they are, but can also be put in tortillas/panini np.
>>61235943The problem with "dreams" when you're middle aged is that every good dream takes like a decade to achieve. If I'm 40, I'd rather enjoy my 40s then wait until my 50s and cope. Could be dead at that point
>>61235217I spend $1500 a month family of 5. Mostly organics, quality meats, fresh veggies fruit etc
>>61241957Kek
>>61241957>>their mother is a the most awful cunt Ive ever known.How does a relationship like this even begin? Like you proposed to her lol
>>61235262This. I will a 100% eat in a restaurant, because 1- i can afford it, and 2- my time is way so valuable to waste it cucking.
I have been salad maxxing. Go to the store every few days and spend $30 on ingredients to eat salad
>>61235217It's not that hard if you order out a lot.
>>61235217I spend three to four thousand dollars a month on food and don’t even eat out hardly at all. $20 each for breakfast lunch and dinner plus $20 snacks plus $20 drinks per day is $3000 a month and that doesn’t include going out at all. But hard to do.
>>61235383Trader Joe’s would be the cheapest grocery store around for me
>>61243953*NOT hard to do
