snacks and a refrigerator full of expired ingredients, the economics change dramatically.
And that’s why people can have completely different experiences with grocery shopping.
One person spends $100 and feeds themselves for two weeks.
Another spends $100 and somehow has nothing to eat five days later.
Neither person is necessarily lying about their experience.
Their habits are just different.
Maybe We Need to Stop Saying “Eating at Home Is Always Cheaper”
I think that’s the part that bothers me.
We’ve turned “cook at home” into a universal financial rule.
And
