Update: in 2022, the average family in the US spent 9.9% of their income on food (groceries and dining out). This is the exact same percent they spent in 2019, before the pandemic and all the food inflation
% of income spent on food 2019: 9.9% 2020: 8.7% 2021: 9.5% 2022: 9.9% https://t.co/1v315xB5HL
— Jeremy ‘adjusted for inflation’ Horpedahl 📈 (@jmhorp) September 8, 2023
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