My wife and I are tiny, so grain of salt and all, but we spend about $450-$500, best guess. We go to Aldi every 3-4 weeks and a big spend there is $225. That includes whatever we want, including a couple of pounds of shrimp.

I neglected to add context: I live in a moderately high cost of living area. The groceries budget also includes cleaning supplies, toiletries, etc., but not pet food or supplies.

Edit: I just learned I'm actually in one of top 5 most expensive cities for groceries in the United States. So much for moderately high.

I don't really skimp on anything grocery-wise anymore (though as recently as a year-and-a-half ago I was counting pennies and calories to stop from losing weight), and I still don't spend over 200$ a month on food.

I'm admittedly a light eater, but not that light.

presumably

Meaning, you are have no idea and are making up statistics... Just stop... youre assumptions add nothing.

Ja, per month.

I live in one of the highest cost of living areas in the United States.