Anonymous wrote:Family of five and we easily spend over $100. This week:
One heirloom tomato
4 ears corn
1 Pint potatoes
5 apples
5 peaches
4 plums
1 watermelon
2 pints tomatillos
2 eggplants
1 onion
1 cucumber
2 zucchini
Garlic
Pickles
Feta
Cheddar
Loaf of bread

My family would go through all of this in 2 days max.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Probably around $40-50. At the grocery store I coupon clip and comparison shop but at the farmers market I have no problem overpaying for on onion. I guess it’s easy to get swept in the vibe.

I'm the opposite. I go in expecting the vibe but then it's all just resellers and I get a little jaded at the produce.

+1. The worst is when the fruit have stickers on them.

Family of five and we easily spend over $100. This week:
One heirloom tomato
4 ears corn
1 Pint potatoes
5 apples
5 peaches
4 plums
1 watermelon
2 pints tomatillos
2 eggplants
1 onion
1 cucumber
2 zucchini
Garlic
Pickles
Feta
Cheddar
Loaf of bread

Anonymous wrote:CSA share is the most economical way to go. I spent $16 on peaches today and $9 on a huge loaf of bread. It definitely adds up.

If I got a CSA, I’d wind up throwing away so much!

Anonymous wrote:Probably around $40-50. At the grocery store I coupon clip and comparison shop but at the farmers market I have no problem overpaying for on onion. I guess it’s easy to get swept in the vibe.

I'm the opposite. I go in expecting the vibe but then it's all just resellers and I get a little jaded at the produce.

Anonymous wrote:Too much, but farmers work hard! This week I spent over $50.

$ 8 - tomatoes (from the 2nds bin)
$ 6 - peaches (also 2nds)
$ 8 - overpriced greens but my they were pretty
$ 7 - cheese
$24 - addictively pickled things

Op here…I got the most gorgeous Kale. It doesn’t compare to the grocery stores

Probably $50 - 60. Just two of us in the household, but we often buy products (spice rubs, perogies, flower bouquets, etc) and meat along with produce there.

Too much, but farmers work hard! This week I spent over $50.

$ 8 - tomatoes (from the 2nds bin)
$ 6 - peaches (also 2nds)
$ 8 - overpriced greens but my they were pretty
$ 7 - cheese
$24 - addictively pickled things

None. I shop at MOM’s where the produce is phenomenal and often local.

CSA share is the most economical way to go. I spent $16 on peaches today and $9 on a huge loaf of bread. It definitely adds up.

Varies a lot from week to week. At the height of summer I might spend $40 for 2 people, but that might include corn or peaches for freezing as well as eating. That would also include eggs, other fruit, veggies, maybe honey or apple cider. If I buy meat I might spend another $50 — i buy multiples and the guy gives me a volume discount.

Probably around $40-50. At the grocery store I coupon clip and comparison shop but at the farmers market I have no problem overpaying for on onion. I guess it’s easy to get swept in the vibe.

I normally spend $50, sometimes a little more. We’re vegetarian and eat a ton of produce.

I am a family of one and don’t buy treats, just produce. It can be up to $40.

When we go to the farmers market as a family of 4, between each getting a treat and then some produce; we probably spend about $50. Today got peaches, kale, potatoes, tomatoes.

Looked around and just wondered what most people spend.