<prompt> Human: Hi all, some background info. My wife and I are mid-20s, combined to make around 25 an hour total together around 50k, No kids. We have recently gotten our debt under control back to min payments and most of the time throwing a couple hundred dollars at a time at high interest accounts. We live in Boise, ID and pay to rent a room for 900, no utilities, safe nice house. After all of our debts, 401k, insurance, taxes, and monthly bills we have about 1700 for savings, food, gas, and other monthly expenses.Now, I have been looking back at YNAB and Im astounded at how much we are spending on food. We arent wasting food and we cook at home typically about 5 nights a week, and groceries make up close to 400 of that number. The other 2 nights are usually eating fast food before we grocery shop on friday, or going out for a dinner Saturday night. The other stuff that adds up is vending machine, gas station, etc. My question is how do yall curb this? I know the logic behind stopping it, but as far as willpower goes, when I get unexpectedly hungry at 4 pm at work its really simple to spend 2 on a frozen burrito for a quick pick me up. I have heard of the envelope method, but it makes me nervous having that much cash outside of the bank.I just have to stop this bleeding. We could be miles ahead of our expected debt payoff date APR 2019 if we could cut this in half, which from reading a lot of the budgets on this sub, is doable.ANy tips or anecdotes?Thanks.  <response>: You can easily get down to 400 for two people.Stop eating out or buying machine food. Get sale items or marked down meats. 