We do a lot more coupon clipping and buying generic these days. The kids aren't getting any smaller and we still eat at home the vast majority of the time because it's the healthier option, but the margin by which it's cheaper than eating out has narrowed.
John Gramlich"Buying food to eat at home has gotten 33% more expensive in U.S. cities since the beginning of 2019, according to government figures. In the 7.5 years before that, prices rose 6.4%." (via @apnews.com) apnews.com/article/groc...
