<prompt> Human: We spend 200 weekly on groceries. 2 adults, 2 children, one catWe dont buy soda, or chips, or treats, or anything canned, processed, or prepackaged. We strictly buy fresh produce, meats and whatever basic household items we need. We cook all our meals ourselves, never order take out or delivery. We dont use coupons but we have never seen coupons for produce. For items like toilet paper, toiletries and the like, we buy the basics at costco so it lasts longer, and we always go for the best price. we plan our meals, eat everything so nothing is wasted, we make a list and stick to it. If i google tips on how to spend less, were already doing everything on the list. But finances are a little rough so we were hoping someone would help us spend less without compromising our kids balanced meals. All questions and tips welcome.TL;DR: Were doing everything we can, but still need to spend less.  <response>: Waffle night or pancake night is always good - you can have meat on the side sausage or bacon but the main dish is super cheap, and you can turn it into something fun. Not the healthiest, but good once in awhile to save money. 