Anybody else spending more on groceries than they normally would?

Probably

FWIW, Ubereats is taking 30% off your next 5 purchase over $50, if you want to switch it up a bit.

We've been eating a lot more takeout than usual.

No sales to speak of and buying for weeks not a week, makes sense.
Y'all be safe.

I have spent a little more but I am at capacity in the fridge, pantry, and freezer.

I’m spending more on takeout and groceries but saving on the amount id usually spend at dinner and bars + Uber.

Went to the store today and it wasn't nearly as bad as two weeks ago, they are limiting the number of people though. Some shelves were empty but not what I was looking for except eggs, I got what I needed and there were two pallets of TP in the isle.

I did buy a little more than usual only to not have to go out as much but didn't horde. I could hole up in my place and not open my doors for at least four months if needed, food, water, and ammo :), but I am a traveler/backpacker and semi prepper.

Groceries up....eating out way down.

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Spending less. We used to pop into the store just about every day and drop $40-$50. Now that we’ve been planning our meals and making one big grocery bill we’re spending $150-$200 a week.

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We usually buy $250-300 of groceries every 2 weeks. Last Thursday we tried but they were out of so many things we just scrapped the order.

We did an Instacart order from a smaller store but it was less than we usually buy.

Absolutely. But we normally eat out 4-5 times a week so overall it’s cheaper for us

Yes just due to me and my teenage son being home for lunch during the week.

But spending less on activities...so it is evening out.