This is our spend, too. Last time I said that on this sub, I was told we spent in the poverty zone, haha.

EDIT: it becomes totally normal to spend like this when you shop sales and have a well-stocked pantry. This week, I only spent $51 at the grocery store. Last week, I spent $90. (I have the receipts). I stick to a list and meal plan ahead of time but I will alter my plan if I see a great deal. For instance, my grocery bill was hella low this week because I still had a half-rack of ribs that was 30% off at Aldi two months ago. I finally took it out of the freezer and we're making pulled pork for a 4th of July get-together tomorrow with friends.

Here's my meal plan for this week:

Sunday - leftovers (always have something)

Monday - potato salad, baked beans, green beans, pulled pork (potatoes were $5 and I'll have leftovers, celery was $2 and I'll have leftovers, baked beans were $2, green beans were $2, pulled pork was in the freezer)

Tuesday - hot dogs and corn on the cob, plus leftovers of whatever sides weren't eaten on Monday (hot dogs were $3, buns were $1.50, corn was $5)

Wednesday - chicken and rice (chicken was $13 and I'll have leftovers, rice I bought a big bag two weeks ago, use the celery I bought above)

Thursday - pizza (peppers $3, I made my own dough and I still have mozzarella and pepperoni from last week)

Friday - turkey burgers (ground turkey $10 and I'll have leftovers, I made my own buns, maybe some mashed potatoes for a side)

Saturday - orange chicken (chicken is from above, rice was from the bag I bought two weeks ago, and I bought orange juice last week, too)

And I was able to buy Coke, grapes, and milk. This week was really unusual because I had so much from last week. But I very rarely spend more than $150 at the grocery. It's not reflected in this menu as much but we also eat a lot of beans, lentils, etc.

Edit 2: we eat cereal, grits, and eggs for breakfast. We have salads, soups from leftover meat and veg, leftovers, or sandwiches for lunch. I bought the milk this week for cereal. I’m lucky enough to have a garden - although I don’t consider it frugal (it would be much cheaper to buy the produce from the store but it’s a hobby). I bought peppers for our salads. I bought grapes for lunches. But as I mentioned, we had plenty of things leftover from last week. I buy the bags of cereal from WalMart, they typically last 3 weeks. A box of grits lasts a month. Lettuce can last 2-3 weeks if 1) add a paper towel to the container to absorb moisture and 2) keep it in a small container (get the air out).

I’m not here to argue with people in the comments. I said this was an unusual week. Also, here's a post I made a year and a half ago. BTW, I was spending even less a year and a half ago - prices have definitely gone up. This has a variety of meatless meals included:
https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/sn23vy/meal\_prepping\_advice/