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Do you think I spend a lot of money on food?

I am a single person and i’m only buying food for myself. I usually go to the store about every week and a half and spend $70 – $80 each time. I’m a bit of a health nut so I buy a buncj of healthy and organic stuff.
Yes, I have researched it. I can actually taste the difference in organic and inorganic milk.

Hi it does not seem excessive to me. I agree with you about the organic. Now where you are single, just make sure that you are not buying more than you can eat. I had this issue myself and have to watch it on an ongoing basis. The organic food looks so yummy I have bought more than I end up being able to eat. Then of course there are the times you may eat out, get invited out ,etc. I was able to cut down expenses some by buying less than I think I need. You can always go back to the store if you run out. I bought native peaches which are delicious now and bought more than I was able to eat and some rotted before I could get to them. Every so often I get this lesson as I throw money in the garbage. Also I have found out that it is totally true when they say not to go shopping when you are hungry. thats when I overbuy. good luck and happy shopping.

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