Can you throw it in tupperware and save it for tomorrow? Mine totally forget that they "don't like" something a few hours laterso much wasted food
yeah my dog already steals food off his table so she wouldn't hesitate to get it off the floor.
oh my god that's hilarious! my boyfriend and I are definitely putting on pounds from trying to eat his leftovers. the rats are helping now though lol
that's what I've been trying but he almost always remembersCan you throw it in tupperware and save it for tomorrow? Mine totally forget that they "don't like" something a few hours later
Depends on where you live. For 3 people I spend about $600 a month.
I shop at Aldi's a lot as well really good value for the money and then I buy things like toilet paper and such at Costco.
when I lived near-ish an Aldis I would price match at walmart. saved tons of money
I'd say 85% making it. But it has to be simple stuff because I'm not great at the cooking nonsense. I've been making lots of chicken stuff. Maybe pizza once, and one time at McDonald's. (We usually get McDonald's on shopping day.)
I spend 70 a week for two (it includes all incidentals, like cleaning supplies, dishwasher detergent, sponges, tp)
I'm a turking stay at home Mom and we home school, too. I normally cook one "real" meal a day, and the rest of the time we just graze. I've got lots of kid-friendly snacks they can grab themselves (cut veggies, yogurt and fruit pouches, string cheese, sandwich meat). If they "don't like" dinner, they just go grab something else and I save the leftovers for the next day. But we're a crazy relaxed house with no "schedules" and set meal times, so we're all pretty free range
Our family of two adults and two toddlers eats pretty comfortably on $300- including soda and splurges and some frozen meals, but mostly I pretend to cook and also get 10% at Kroger for family discounts.
I'd probably spend more than that so 200 really isn't bad. But like was talked about before if you are by an Aldi's you can save a lot of money that way.
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@Pleco Classic® and you need to give him a burner phone or send him home, we miss him.I just looked on our bank account, and surprisingly we're pretty consistent (looks like 2- 3 trips per month) spending about $145 per month for the two of us. In the past six months, we've spent at the least $95/month and at the most $190/month, but it's mostly right around $145.
@LoveMuppet made me realize this is quite relevant! 
Do you use coupons? Do you shop sales? I think your budget should reflect that. I spend about $400/month on a family of four but I also buy meals and things for my parents because we live together and share dinners. But typically, $400/month is what we spent before we all lived together. But I'm huge into coupons and deals.
