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1 week for two adults and two school-age children · 12 tracked city areas
$282.79 – $393.17
Latest city range · basket total · USD
Lowest to highest across 12 citiesNot available
Change in city-average price · month over month
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Compare weekly grocery costs for two adults and two school-age children, using fixed consumption quantities across 34 grocery categories.
1 week for two adults and two school-age children. The quantities stay the same across cities and dates, so price changes can be compared.
34 grocery categories and weekly quantities. Each quantity is shown as a multiplier × the category’s price basis. These are consumption equivalents; package sizes can vary.
3 × 1 US gallon per week
2 × 32 oz per week
3 × 8 oz per week
0.5 × 16 oz per week
3 × 1 lb per week
2 × 1 lb per week
1 × 1 lb per week
1.5 × 1 lb per week
2 × 5 oz per week
4 × 15 oz per week
0.5 × 16 oz per week
3 × 20 oz per week
1 × 2 lb per week
2 × 16 oz per week
0.5 × 42 oz per week
1 × 18 oz per week
0.2 × 5 lb per week
4 × 1 lb per week
1 × 3 lb per week
1 × 3 lb per week
2 × 16 oz per week
1 × 5 lb per week
1 × 2 lb per week
2 × 1 lb per week
2 × 1 lb per week
3 × 16 oz per week
2 × 14.5 oz per week
0.25 × 1 litre per week
0.125 × 4 lb per week
1 × 24 oz per week
2 × 12 eggs per week
2 × 1 lb beef per week
1 × 1 unit-priced lettuce item per week
2 × 1 lb onions per week
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Price for 1 US gallon of dairy milk across fat levels.
1 US gallon
Price for 32 oz of yogurt.
32 oz
Price for 8 oz of cheddar cheese across forms.
8 oz
Price for 16 oz of butter.
16 oz
Price for 1 lb of raw chicken breast.
1 lb
Price for 1 lb of raw chicken thighs, including bone-in and boneless cuts.
1 lb
Price for 1 lb of raw pork chops.
1 lb
Price for 1 lb of plain frozen fish fillets.
1 lb
Price for 5 oz of canned or pouched tuna.
5 oz
Price for 15 oz of plain canned beans.
15 oz
Price for 16 oz of peanut butter.
16 oz
Price for 20 oz of ordinary bread, including loaves, buns, rolls, bagels and flatbreads.
20 oz
Price for 2 lb of dry rice across varieties.
2 lb
Price for 16 oz of dry pasta.
16 oz
Price for 42 oz of plain oats.
42 oz
Price for 18 oz of breakfast cereal.
18 oz
Price for 5 lb of all-purpose flour.
5 lb
Price for 1 lb of bananas.
1 lb
Price for 3 lb of apples across varieties.
3 lb
Price for 3 lb of oranges.
3 lb
Price for 16 oz of unsweetened frozen fruit.
16 oz
Price for 5 lb of potatoes.
5 lb
Price for 2 lb of carrots.
2 lb
Price for 1 lb of fresh tomatoes.
1 lb
Price for 1 lb of fresh broccoli.
1 lb
Price for 16 oz of plain frozen vegetables.
16 oz
Price for 14.5 oz of canned tomatoes.
14.5 oz
Price for 1 litre of cooking oil.
1 litre
Price for 4 lb of granulated sugar.
4 lb
Price for 24 oz of tomato pasta sauce.
24 oz
Price for twelve chicken shell eggs, normalized from safely resolved package quantities.
12 eggs
Price for one pound of raw ground beef.
1 lb beef
Price for one lettuce item.
1 unit-priced lettuce item
Price for one pound of fresh common onions.
1 lb onions
Weekly grocery cost for two adults and two school-age children. Basket totals are expressed in U.S. dollars. The index line combines the component price indexes using their basket quantity weights. The band runs from the lowest to highest selected location. The headline range compares the lowest and highest city index values on the latest observation date. Changes in the mix of observed products can also affect the index. Charts can also show lower band, medium band and upper band.
CostInflation, "Weekly Grocery Cost for a Family of Four" [weekly_family_groceries], CostInflation price history, https://costinflation.com/indices/weekly-family-grocery-cost.
Latest observation: Oct 9, 2026. Updated: Oct 9, 2026. Coverage: Cities.
Build your basket → to compare what your own items and quantities cost in each city.
Let's read an egg-price chart using ninety days of illustrative data. Under Locations, choose View only beside one city. Keep Units set to Price. The chart shows dollars per dozen over time. Move along it to inspect a date and its values.
The line labelled Index is the summary price. The darker band shows the middle half of prices. Select the lighter band in the legend to see a wider range, from the fifth to the ninety-fifth percentile.
Add another city to compare its line, or change the time range to inspect a different period. Always read the dates and units beside the chart.
To compare eggs with other items as one total, open Receipt Builder.
This walkthrough uses Egg Price per Dozen. Available chart views vary by index.
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