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What Families Eat Per Week – Country By Country

Oceana Setaysha
· August 15th, 2015

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What Families Eat Per Week – Country By Country

The Ottersland Dahl Family – Gjettum, Norway

Money spent = USD$379.41

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If you’re looking for survive on bread and milk, it would appear that Norway is the place to be. The Ottersland Dahl family seem to eat nothing but bread and milk, with a variety of other grains and a bit of butter thrown in for variety. But fruit and veggies certainly seem a little lacking. Maybe it’s the climate?

Source for prices here.

We certainly do spend a lot on our groceries during the week, but we’re also getting a lot more food for it. It’s incredible to see the differences in what families eat, the amounts of food, the costs of those food, and the families themselves, all living their lives in their own family bubble.

How did your groceries compare?

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Oceana Setaysha

Senior Writer A passionate writer since her early school days, Oceana has graduated from writing nonsense stories to crafting engaging content for...Read Morean online audience. She enjoys the flexibility to write about topics from lifestyle, to travel, to family. Although not currently fulfilling the job of parent, her eight nieces and nephews keep her, and her reluctant partner, practiced and on their toes. Oceana holds a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Writing and Indonesian, and has used her interest in languages to create a career online. She's also the resident blonde at BarefootBeachBlonde.com, where she shares her, slightly dented, wisdom on photography, relationships, travel, and the quirks of a creative lifestyle. Read Less

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