You're welcome. It really got me thinking about food budgets and then this morning I came across a financial article in the Globe and Mail. The couple profiled talk about living a "simple life" with few expenses but their monthly grocery bill was $700 and they spent an additional $200 eating out. They also spent $60 a month on coffee which included a bag of quality coffee beans, and a few trips to Starbucks. Total $960 CDN each month on food (plus $80 a month on booze) for two people. Their food bill was nearly as much as their monthly rent. How is that even possible?
You're welcome. It really got me thinking about food budgets and then this morning I came across a financial article in the Globe and Mail. The couple profiled talk about living a "simple life" with few expenses but their monthly grocery bill was $700 and they spent an additional $200 eating out. They also spent $60 a month on coffee which included a bag of quality coffee beans, and a few trips to Starbucks. Total $960 CDN each month on food (plus $80 a month on booze) for two people. Their food bill was nearly as much as their monthly rent. How is that even possible?