<prompt> Human: I am barely breaking even each month, and it is all foods fault. I make low 6 figures. I am married to a SAHM and have a 1 and 5 year old. After taxes, 401k, mortgage, scheduled bills and CC payments 8k on cards, I end up with 2,300 left over per month kid just left daycare for k5, and car just paid off so this is a few hundred better per month than I was before. Note, I am sure there are places I could cut back on the regular bills, but they arent the problem here so far But in reality I am damn close to 0 every month. According to Mint, in August, I spent 1600 on food, and 800 on shopping, but quite a bit of the shopping is also food because costco and target trips also include some groceries - we dont splurge on toys or clothes very much. Within the formally identified as food bucket 1600, it breaks down to 902 in groceries, 284 in restaurants, 232 in fast food, 128 for work lunches primarily the sandwich shop in my building, and the remainder at coffee shops, etc. I realize this is completely insane. However the normal advice I see is things like pack a lunch, and dont eat out so much. Even if we cut all that to 0, thats still over 1k-1.2k in groceries, which seems crazy. And the groceries would probably go UP to compensate for that additional food. Im getting 1k by estimating adding in some of the costcotarget stuff900 a month in Groceries for 2 adults and 2 small kids is insane, especially with the amount of out of house eating we do.Now, part of the problem is that I FOOLISHLY bought my wife organic veggiesmilk etc years ago, and now she refuses to eat conventional Except when we go out to eat and we get whatever crap they serve, le sigh. But we arent eating hundreds of dollars of organic groceries. And realistically I can afford and often want to buy higher quality food. I dont need to eat like a starving college student any more. But this is out of control. Are there any good tools for breaking down grocery receipts so we can easily see the details of where the dollars are going over time? As far as I can see no receipt scanning appsservices actually itemize anything, and it would be a ton of time to do manual data entry on every grocery trip. Help?! Id really like to be spending this money on better furniture, kids college, or vacations, or something, and not just staying alive and slightly fat.  <response>: Check out rmealprepsunday and other subs for food budgeting. Also you have high spending, make sure you have a credit card to get a good return in cash back or rewards. Those 1-5 each transaction adds up overtime and at the end of the year you have a nice bonus. 