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    how much do u spend on groceries

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    • V Offline
      verykiasu2010
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      michyms:
      I have 3 kids and 3 adults at home, so groceries are between $800-900! This doesn't even include diapers, milk powder etc.

      山珍海味 for breakfast lunch dinner and supper ? :rotflmao:

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        Myeo
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        My home consists of 1 kid, 3 adults and 3 dogs and my monthly groceries about $1200.

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          verykiasu2010
          last edited by

          Myeo:
          My home consists of 1 kid, 3 adults and 3 dogs and my monthly groceries about $1200.

          may be your dogs are glutton ? :rotflmao: :siam: 🦆

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            michyms
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            Verykaisu, actually we hardly even eat much of expensive meats like beef. But my hubby and kids likes organic cereals and granola, so that must be what’s busting the budget!

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              cherrygal
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              Things are getting very expensive nowadays. Not surprising to spend more than $200 a week at NTUC for a family of 4. I don’t even eat the top range stuff and my bill comes up to $900 - $1000 a month with milk and diapers included. I only go to supermarkets. I actually find wet markets more expensive, esp for fish.

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                peapot
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                For me, 2A and 1 kid groceries about $400++ previously. Now become $500+. must be inflation.

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                  Funz
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                  Groceries and household consumables, mthly, about $1000 for a family of 3 adults and 2 kids


                  I think of the groceries, my family spend the most on fruits.

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                    LOLMum
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                    all the S$3, S$7.15 and so on add up very quickly for last than 15 items.


                    i dont even throw in magazines on my grocery shopping anymore.

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                      Mrsbongz
                      last edited by

                      LOLMum:
                      all the S$3, S$7.15 and so on add up very quickly for last than 15 items.


                      i dont even throw in magazines on my grocery shopping anymore.
                      I m finding it harder to keep my grocery bills low too... n I no longer buy magazines.. I borrow fr Libraries!! sometimes if u go early in the month, u can get the latest ones.. we r 3a2c.. but my kids eat more than me!!

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                        Imp75
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                        hubby is a "snacker" and therefore so are the kids and we only cook on weekends yet my grocery bills can amount to approx $500 for 3A and 3C (5 & 7 years old)

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