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The average American household spends $2,390 per year on food consumed at home, the USDA notes. The average German household spends $2,646 per year. The average French household spends $3,241 per year. The average Norwegian spends a whopping $4,454 per year on food.The USDA doesn't explain the variation. Some of it likely has to do with different tax systems in Europe (here's an international comparison of food prices), as well as differences in eating out.he average American, after all, spends just 6.5 percent of his or her household budget on food consumed at home. (If you include eating out, that rises to around 11 percent. ). In Pakistan, by contrast, the average person spends 41.4 percent of his or her household budget on food consumed at home.
We spend about $22.00 per week per person. That is for my husband and myself. We actually budget $50.00 per week for everything including toiletries, paper items, detergents, shampoos, health products, birthday cards, food, etc.I figure on average, out of that $50.00 per week, approximately $44.00 goes for food.e spend $25 per person (excluding the infant) per week, or $300-$400 per month. We break it down by week because weâre using the envelope systemâone envelope for each week. Other wise I spend most of the budgeted amount in the first two weeks and weâre scrounging for food during the last week.