As grocery prices rise, Samantha Black has cut her budget in other places to feed her family of five.
“You can’t cut out groceries,” said Black, who lives in Dallas with her husband and three kids. So they cut back on eating out. The family spends about $600 a month on groceries, up from about $400 last year.
A new WalletHub study analyzed the U.S. cities where people spend the most and least on groceries. The study reviewed 26 common items in 100 cities and compared them to the median household income to determine where Americans spend the greatest percentage of their income on groceries…