/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.54250129]

How much money does /biz/ spend on food?

[Anonymous No.54250198]

My parents do that for me.

[Anonymous No.54250211]

I cook for myself and I can get by with maybe $100-150/month.

[Anonymous No.54250415]

I wageslave in kitchen at least there's free meals 3x per day

[Anonymous No.54250500]

>>54250129
If you add groceries, gas station snacks/beer, food delivery, and going out to restaurants… $1,000/month

[Anonymous No.54250562]

>>54250129
>picrel
Gem!

[Anonymous No.54250590]

>>54250129
210-300 /week

[Anonymous No.54250614]

>>54250129
where my costco bros at

[Anonymous No.54250761]

it depends upon where I am and how many clients I take out to dinner. last month I was in Hong Kong for a week and a half and dropped around 30,000 hkd

[Anonymous No.54250783]

>>54250129
I get food stamps lel

[Anonymous No.54250889]

>>54250198
>>54250211
>>54250783
The poverty on a business and finance board is laughable

I spend around $1500-$2000 per month on food because I prefer not eating shit.

[Anonymous No.54250926]

>>54250211
>$100-150/month
what do you cook? i cook for myself too and i spend about 300-350 a month

[Anonymous No.54250963]

>>54250889
>I prefer not eating shit.
>posts the shittiest looking faux-crab slop
Good one anon, care to share photos of your basketball court and Ferrari

[Anonymous No.54251053]

300 for the whole month of groceries give or take some, with some added supplies for the house. I try to only eat out on weekends, if I do. And most of the times my gf just pays it for me.

[Anonymous No.54251115]

>>54250963
>faux crab

t. Seething poorfag

[Anonymous No.54251189]

>>54250129
Like $500 a month

[Anonymous No.54251239]

>>54250129
Jeez, probably like $200 a week. Inflation is no joke.

[Anonymous No.54251249]

>>54250963
That is clearly real crab Anon…

[Anonymous No.54251269]

>>54251115
Projected much? I see the dollar store had beef fat filets and cutting boards on clearance. There is no way in hell you spent any more than five dollars on a cut of meat that is easily 70 percent fat
>inb4 "but..but...it's waygu'

[Anonymous No.54251270]

>>54250129
$0. I became a titanium elite awards member with Marriott, and breakfast is included when I pay with points

[Anonymous No.54251278]

>>54250129
247,15€ / month

[Anonymous No.54251319]

>>54250129
about $100 a week
>steak
>ground beef
>ground lamb
>fruits
>eggs
>milk
>veggies
hit the sale nights and you can eat great for cheap

[Anonymous No.54251357]

>>54250963
>>54251269
Imagine being this much of a hungry, jealous faggot. You must be European.

[Anonymous No.54251377]

>>54250129
$400-500/mo groceries only no eating out. Meat, fruits, veggies mostly. I tend to spend more on delicacies like $10 pomegranate juice or $10 medjool dates. Shit adds up. I don’t even buy chips or snacks anymore. Just bought a 50 lb bag of rice and that costed $100 but should last me a good while.

[Anonymous No.54251387]

>>54251115
anon i am sorry but that beef looks suspect

[Anonymous No.54251436]

>>54250129

[Anonymous No.54251437]

About $487 on restaurants on average

[Anonymous No.54251438]

>>54251357
>hungry, jealous faggot
The one who smelt it dealt it

[Anonymous No.54251501]

>>54250129
I'm downloading that fuckin picture dude lmaooo

[Anonymous No.54251533]

>>54251377
>50 lb bag of rice and that costed $100
>$2/lb for rice
you got ripped off friendo, next time visit an indian grocery store and you'll get high-quality rice for $0.8/lb or so

[Anonymous No.54251580]

>>54250129
$100 a week

[Anonymous No.54251639]

>>54250129
About 200 a month now. Thanks to figuring out meal prep and Costco. Get a deep freezer anons, you'll be comfy.

[Anonymous No.54251664]

>>54251533
The other option would’ve been drive 40-60 minutes to the next big city and try to find a deal there. I don’t think it would’ve been any cheaper in terms of gas and time.

[Anonymous No.54251667]

>>54251319
Getting red meat at that price is pretty impressive TBQH. Are you in a LCOL area?

[Anonymous No.54251751]

>>54250129
I fucking hate this word, like what isnt goyslop? Its used to describe literally anything thats not steak and potatoes

[Anonymous No.54251772]

>>54251751
>steak and potatoes
Now that's some good chudchow.

[Anonymous No.54251775]

>>54251751
first day here?

[Anonymous No.54251782]

>>54251533
I just checked the price of the jasmine rice I bought and yeah you’re right. Paid about a 20% markup shopping at my local Asian store. Unfortunately it’s the only one in my town.

[Anonymous No.54251812]

>>54251751
Literally anything that isn't fast food, uses preservatives or seed oils. You know you can buy whole ingredients from the store and cook them yourself.

[Anonymous No.54251818]

I just get free shit at food banks to save on food

[Anonymous No.54251869]

>>54250889
Congrats you're eating bugs and brown water

[Anonymous No.54251918]

Typically around $250-300 (CAD) per month, but that does include buying things in bulk when on sale so I'm always at a bit of a surplus.

[Anonymous No.54252065]

>>54250614
400CAD a month thanks to Costco

[Anonymous No.54252343]

>>54250129

this is my being a fat pig last year. but my groceries are inflated since i bought shit like new AC at costco which i don't separate on my spreadsheets since i long since lost the receipt and use statement data.

[Anonymous No.54253323]

>>54251189
same

[Anonymous No.54253348]

>>54251115
That looks like absolute shit

[Anonymous No.54253376]

>>54251387
>>54253348
it's safe and effective

[Anonymous No.54253427]

>>54253348
Waygu is a meme.

[Anonymous No.54253697]

>>54250614
>>54251639
costco isn't much cheaper at all here in australia, i feel like people only shop there for frozen goyslop; i basically just have my membership for cheap gas.
beef and pork are cheaper at coles, and even cheaper at aldi. chicken is the same price/kg at aldi. only meat i'll buy are the rotisserie chickens (which are great, and great value)

i spend about ~$150-200 australian a month.
>herbs, fruits and vegetables from the local markets every weekend
>meat from aldi, unless i need a specifc cut they don't sell (beef short rib, pork ribs, etc) which i buy from coles
>spices, chillies, sauces etc from asian grocer
>everything else from coles (oatmeal, peanut butter, etc)

[Anonymous No.54254890]

Tonight’s steak

[Anonymous No.54254916]

[Anonymous No.54254919]

I spend between around 300 a month just for me, but that includes shit like the rib eye cap in the fridge. I basically never eat out and make every meal from scratch. I eat once a day, so it's not as involved as it sounds.

[Anonymous No.54254923]

>>54250129
Aside from rent, food is my next biggest cost. I buy A2 milk, good orange juice, good quality grass fed meat (or bison), etc. etc. No packaged foods except for hagen daz ice cream basic flavors. I don't eat anything with seed oils anymore. I'd say it's around 400/month. Started eating like this around a year ago. Don't get acne anymore.

[Anonymous No.54254931]

Probably $500/month for my wife and I

[Anonymous No.54255128]

>>54254923
This is the way to go, especially if you can cook well. I am an excellent cook, and have thousands of dollars in nice cookware, knives, and appliances that I've acquired over the years. I legitimately have to spend hundreds of dollars at a restaurant to have something that I can't make at home just as well.

[Anonymous No.54255156]

>>54254890
Let's see the inside faggot

[Anonymous No.54255199]

>>54251115
Jesus it looks like the steak has a zombie virus

[Anonymous No.54255316]

I spend $250 ebt on
Granola
Tuna
Rice
Grits
Cornmeal
Oatmeal
Pastas
Various other stuff based on if it's winter, like cheese/eggs etc
Instant coffee + flavoring (you can mix the flavoring in with grits/rice/cornmeal/oatmeal for flavor country)
If I'm in town for supplies I try to get 2 big macs with the mcdonalds app. You really can't beat 70g of protein for $5
Thanks for reading my blog, I included pic since the mcdonalds reference will make you chuds seethe
>muh goyslop
Yeah man my body is financially ruined
>stop posting your abs dude
Start lifting tranny

[Anonymous No.54255454]

>>54250129
I am Canadian so I spend ~$7k on food a year just to feed myself and I am frugal. Buy meat in bulk, eat lots of eggs and lots of rice and pasta. Don’t go out much and mostly drink water

[Anonymous No.54255481]

>>54250129
I will eat literally anything until it hurts or kills me or I don’t wanna eat it

[Anonymous No.54255496]

Pic related

[Anonymous No.54255506]

100,000 dollars in virtual food.

[Anonymous No.54255518]

I just be stealing. I spend like 10 bucks a week on food while walking out with a lil backpack full of food and a full belly from the hot bar. My rent is zero from squatting. Try living niggerly while going to a 9-5 pretending to be a well adjusted human you'll come up hard and probably retire in 3-5 years if you don't go to jail.

[Anonymous No.54255543]

>>54251115
Are you eating T-virus infectef meat or something?

Cook your food better

[Anonymous No.54255565]

>>54251115
Lol … only 1 beef

Verification not required.

[Anonymous No.54255570]

$500 month on groceries. Me, the Wife, plus 2 cats. Not counting the times we eat out.

[Anonymous No.54255631]

>>54255565
>brand new everything
Fucking urbanites I swear

[Anonymous No.54256154]

>>54250129
a lot

[Anonymous No.54256207]

>>54250129
$350 a month

[Anonymous No.54256553]

>>54256154
Sexo

[Anonymous No.54256659]

>>54250926
not the anon but $100-150/month as a third worlder is good enough for me

[Anonymous No.54256907]

Like 400-500 a month between groceries and eating out. Not even fat just bad at managing money

[Anonymous No.54257108]

>>54256154
living the dream

[Anonymous No.54257131]

>>54250129
500-1000 dollars a month. 400 bucks of that is groceries. The other 100-600 is eating out.

[Anonymous No.54257179]

>>54255316
>He posted body
>On/biz/
Based

[Anonymous No.54257765]

Most Americans live out of cafeterias from public school to college or prison depending on ethnicity and then chipotle or Panera or something.

It's all goyslop. Look up ingredients of a pastry or a cracker out of Sweden or Qatar compared to the same thing here. The American ingredient list reads like a Dr. Brimmer's bottle and has 4x the sugar despite having no actual "sugar" in the ingredient list. And this can be anything, sausage, bread, pasta sauce.

[Anonymous No.54258880]

>>54257131
That's not bad. I spend like the same. Recently tried to buy some groceries with crypto using a web3 payment gateway it was fast and plus I got a cashback of 1.5% anon I am happy desu.

[Anonymous No.54259247]

>>54250129
I have all of my food delivered to me by those food delivery apps. So probably about $1500-$2000 a month

[Anonymous No.54260657]

>>54250129
I scavenge so $0, wasting money on food is stupid.

[Anonymous No.54262058]

>>54250129
I cook as a hobby, so sometimes more than I should. But usually I just buy rice from Costco, and whatever meat I feel in the mood for then meal prep for the week.

This week I'm having sockeye salmon, with rice and spinach. It really isn't that hard to cook good meals for yourself, it just requires patience and discipline.