[艾略特]六位数收入者分享他们一个月在食物上的花费——“这可能不是一个好习惯”

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2023 年初，感觉每个人都在谈论鸡蛋。

根据美联储的数据，这种烘焙必需品和富含蛋白质的早餐食品的价格比去年飙升了 70%，一打鸡蛋的平均成本在 1 月份达到了 4.82 美元的峰值。

鸡蛋和其他食品的价格全年都在逐渐回落，但仍然不是许多消费者认为的“正常”水平。

根据美国劳工统计局的数据，截至 11 月，全国食品价格同比上涨 2.9%。

外出就餐更加昂贵：外出就餐成本同比上涨 5.7%。

每个人购买食物的方式都不同。

那些赚得更多的人并不总是花得更多。

一些高收入者喜欢在餐馆里挥霍，而另一些人仍在寻找省钱的方法。

这是五个收入六位数的人一个月在食物上的花费。

奥丽莎·凯利 (Orissa Kelly)，田纳西州纳什维尔的足弓箭手

• 年薪：

  13万美元

• 每月食品支出：

  2023 年 1 月 1,110 美元

凯莉是一名巡回表演者，她的工作是用脚射出燃烧的箭，她的工作是环游世界。

然而，由于她是自营职业者，她的月收入有所不同。

当她的足射箭事业放缓时，凯利计划专注于不同的在线赚钱方式，例如写电子书。

雅典娜·科尔布 (Athena Kolb) 为 CNBC 做节目

凯莉在朋友家里租了一个房间，每月只需 300 美元，这让她的生活成本保持在较低水平，这让她有空间在食物上花更多钱，她喜欢这样做，无论是为了与朋友一起玩耍还是为了社交机会。

“花钱买食物是我的一个大习惯，但这可能不是一个好习惯，”她在四月份说道。

“但我有很多美好的经历，无论是认识人还是和朋友一起出去玩，我并不后悔。”

Chabely Rodriguez，佛罗里达州坦帕市麻醉师助理

• 年薪

  ：$210,000

• 每月食品支出：

  2023 年 9 月 662 美元

罗德里格斯将大部分收入用于为未来储蓄和投资。

尽管如此，她仍然喜欢旅行和体验不同的文化，这通常会增加她的食物预算。

罗德里格斯每隔几周就会拜访她的家乡纽约。

利亚姆·梅斯 |

CNBC 成功

"I try to save on the things that aren't as important to me, but I spend on the things that matter to me, like food and experiences when I go to a different country," she told CNBC Make It in October.

Ethan Nguonly, software engineer in Orange County, California

• Annual salary: $194,000
• Monthly food spend: $363 in June 2023

Though he spends more on takeout from restaurants than groceries to cook at home, Nguonly manages to keep his food costs relatively low. It helps that he works for Google, which offers a key employee benefit.

Nguonly lived with his great grandmother for a year before he bought his home, about 15 minutes away from her.

Tristan Pelletier | CNBC Make It

"The office has free food for breakfast and lunch," he told CNBC Make It in August. "I go into the office three days a week and so that cuts out three or four meals a week or so."

Annie Park, business owner in Washington, D.C.

• Annual salary: $230,000
• Monthly food spend: $432 in March 2023

As the co-founder and part owner of Sarah's Handmade Ice Cream, Park knows better than many grocery shoppers how the price of items such as eggs, milk and sugar can have a major effect on your life.Plus, she and her boyfriend enjoy exploring all the different restaurants her city has to offer.

Park outside Sarah's Handmade Ice Cream in North Bethesda, Maryland.

CNBC Make It

"Food is always a big expense for us," she told CNBC Make It in May. "There's just never an end of all these amazing restaurants in D.C. and we always like to go and try out the newest restaurants."

Similar to most people, Park's food budget varies. She said she dines out around one to three times a week, which can add up quickly. During an expensive month, "it could be anywhere from $600 to $800 on restaurants alone," she said.

Aspen Tucker, travel nurse in Spartanburg, South Carolina

• Annual salary: $187,000
• Monthly food spend: $1,440 in December 2022

As a travel nurse, Tucker works in various places across the U.S., often for weeks at a time. But he keeps his roots planted in his hometown of Spartanburg, where he owns a townhome, and the cost of living is relatively low.

When not working or traveling, Tucker likes to spend time with family, play basketball and shoot pool.

Nathanael Berry for CNBC Make It

Still, his food costs can add up quickly when he's on the road and eating a lot of meals out. Last December, he spent more than $1,400 on food while on a contract in Fresno, California. His food costs were higher than normal this month, he said, due to the fact that he was cooking less.

When they're on the road, Tucker and his girlfriend — who is also a travel nurse — try to cook some meals, but their work schedules make it difficult.

“老实说，我的食物味道根本就没那么好，”塔克在

三月份说道。

“所以我尝试在不同的地方出去吃饭。”

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