INFLATION AND WHAT A FAMILY OF 4 SPENDS ON GROCERIES

Hi all! Thanks for watching! Dinner meal plan and recipes below!
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THURSDAY: Beef Stew
damndelicious.net/2020/02/29/...
FRIDAY: Chicken Cantonese Stir Fry Noodles
SATURDAY: Mexican Chicken & Rice
www.recipetineats.com/one-pot...
SUNDAY: Left Overs
MONDAY: Lasagna Soup
natashaskitchen.com/lasagna-s...
TUESDAY: Russian Kotleti with Mashed Potatoes and Salad
momsdish.com/recipe/165/class...
WEDNESDAY: French Toast/Toasties

[@mzbec8838]

Great haul! I love the farmers markets, so much delicious fresh goodies!

[@Sonja...]

Great video. Lasagne soup sounds good

[@keepingthehome]

It was great!

[@farmgirl1560]

You are doing well 🙂. I budget $300 a week for a family of 5. Pretty much 5 adults. Youngest is 17. Last week I had $89 left over from my budget. The main ALDI food shop today was $180 so will probably be a similar week by the time I do a couple of small top up shops. I’m trying to stick to paying for groceries with cash so I can track how much I have left in my budget easier. I should add the 2 eldest kids work full time and buy some of their own meals and snacks so that obviously helps. Boys eat like locusts 🤣

[@farmgirl1560]

I cook similar to you. Lots of slow cooker stews, soups, curries. Bulk meat up with veggies and légumes etc. Definitely stretches the $$ and nice to have left overs for the next day.

[@keepingthehome]

$300 a week for a family of 5 adults, that is goals!! Well done 👏 👏

[@Sonja...]

That is amazing

[@sallymarshall6188]

We easily spend $300 to $350 a week for 2 of us here in nz and that really is just basics, we don't drink or smoke it's ridiculous ❤❤

[@keepingthehome]

Yes, I've heard that NZ is quite pricey!