Top 10 states revealed where a family of 4 spends the most on groceries as prices continue to soar [View all]
Grocery shopping is taking a big bite out of budgets everywhere — but a family of four can get socked significantly more in some states.
Hawaii tops the list for grocery outlay in that demographic, spending an estimated $389.66 a week at the supermarket, totaling a staggering $20,262 annually, data from the US Census Bureau has revealed.
Families of four in Alaska drop the second-most amount at $383.62 a week, or $19,948 a year, followed by those in California, who spend $347.45 weekly, or $18,067 annually, according to financial assistance experts at the nonprofit Ex Felons Support, which crunched numbers from the Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey that tracks weekly grocery spending across all 50 states.
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Top 10 US states where a family of four will spend the most on groceries
Hawaii — $389.66 a week / $20,262 a year
Alaska — $383.62 a week / $19,948 a year
California — $347.45 a week / $18,067 a year
Nevada — $343.99 a week / $17,887 a year
Mississippi — $339.18 a week / $17,637 a year
Washington — $335.71 a week / $17,457 a year
Florida — $335.24 a week / $17,432 a year
New Mexico — $334.22 a week / $17,379 a year
Texas — $333.98 a week / $17,367 a year
Louisiana — $330.20 a week / $17,170 a year
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