I found out that I was eating a lot and spending 900-1000 a month for food monthly. Is it too much? Will I save money if i cook and eat at home?

Ofcouse you will save few bucks eating at home . example if you eat breakfast in macdonlad it easily cost 5-8 bucks but again if you eat chia ,chana and eggs beacon etc it's cheaper in long run.

900-1000 a month is a lot if you are single. I often eat out and still only spend around 400. If you eat at home you would maybe spend 400 max.

900-1000. that's way more expense. cook at home n u will definitely save half of that n healthy too..

It won't be too much if you had big bank and salaries

damn, thats way too much. If you start cooking at home, it will save you money plus you will have a healthier food than outside.

Even grocery shopping in walmart costs 100-200 a week, ain't that right? Everything is expensive nowadays like fruits costs a lot. How about the hassle of cooking, cleaning, waste of gas money and time, I don't know what to do.

do you need that much food...or you go expensive places...not clear

Usually I eat breakfast that consists of 2 strips of bacon, 2 slice of bread, 2 eggs, oatmeal with blueberry and banana and a coffee, then i go to work and for lunch I order chinese or mexican or itlaian or sometimes indian which costs me from 10-20, then i share grocery with my roommate which comes out to be 250-300 for rice, lentils and meat a month. For the breakfast I buy it separately from Fiesta like every 2 days 10-20 bucks. Even the drinking water separately.

brkfast: 2 days * 15 = 150-300
lunch: 22 days*10-20 = 220-440
groc:250-300

range: 620- 1040 .... same here man, no worries

same here:
brkfast: 5-7
Lunch:10-15
Dinner: 15-20
total: 30-40 on average
Easy 1K a month.

all should take care of eating ...,
Good food, better life .... i do 2 glass of wine/or scotch everyday.... :)

Health is wealth so eat in home beacon and egg plus little vegetables won't cost you more than 150 dollar a week for breakfast.

900 to 1000 is reasonable. I do eat mostly at home and go out sometimes. Still, I spend around 800 per month. Now, you will be saving all those hassles of cooking, cleaning etc PLUS lot of savings on utilities. So, I think you are good...

Let me calculate whole grocery cost/month.

Breakfast:
60 eggs/month = 5 dozen brown eggs = 5 x $3.00 = $15.00
Beacon 60 slice = 10 Lb = $ 50.00
Banana = 30 units = 0.50 x 30 = $ 15.00
Blueberry = $1/day = $ 30.00
Milk 8 gallon/month = $ 32.00
Oatmeal = $ 15/month
Coffee 4 pack a month = $ 40.00
Total break fast = $ 197.00

Lunch:
$ 9.00/day (most buffet lunch menu cost same)= 20 days work x 9 = 180.00

Dinner:
Basmati Rice $1/lb/day = $30.00
Vegetable $1/day = $ 30.00
Meat 1/2 Lb / day = 30 x $ 2.00 = $60.00
Spices $ 30/month
Total cost = $(197+180+30+30+60+30) = $ 520.00 approx

There is trade off. If you eat at home, you don't eat lunch outside and vice versa.

$900.00 food cost/month is quite high, unless you eat steak, seafood, pizza, gyro, fast food regularly.

Note: This is not my monthly plan.

Utilities is part of rent.

dindukhi your calculation is wrong
Blubbery costs 5 dollars per box in my area and it lasts only 2 or 3 days so lets put daily value 1.75 not $1
eggs cost 4.99 per dozen in my area and it lasts just 6 days, so I l put $30 a month not $15
oatmeal costs 5-6 bucks and it lasts a week so total should be 20 a month

Lau aba hamro ximeki bhaiya haru jastai chapati banaunu paryo paisa bachauna ko lagi, j/k.

Pahila pahila mero teti kharcha garera daina thio 3 times bhat dal tarkari bihana othio bhat diho so bhat sutne bela bhat aajkal chai huncha chamal good quality is 15 dollar btw for 8 kilo

Dozen eggs (cage free): 1.89X3=$6
Gallon of milk: 1.78X5= $9
Chicken: 1.99/lb, (2.99 if you buy organic on Tuesdays from a particular store)X10 =20
Oikos yogurt: $13 for a sixteen pack of Oikos yogurt.X 3 = 39
Oatmeal: Costs 3.69 for this big jar, lasts a whole month (From Walmart)x1 =3.69
Protein Bars: $22 for a 30 pack from SamsX2 =44
Protein Shake: $50 for the whole month. = 50
Pasta/Momo/Chicken Fried Rice for Lunch: $2 if prepared X 15=30
Almonds/Brazil Nuts/Cashews =35

Eat out: 15 Meals X10 (on average) = 150
Other (Rice, Vegetables, Juice, Bread) 100

Approx 500 a month. But I live in the Midwest so its cheaper.

ohh I forgot to add proteins like whey protein, fish oil, casein, vitamins, C4 etc for my workouts. Usually 100 bucks a month.