Grocery shopping for two weeks...

I need to shop for the next two weeks but keep it low carb and sugar and under $75.
Things I'll definitely need are:
2 gallons of milk
2 loaves of whole wheat bread

What else would you buy for a family of 3?

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We buy fruits, veggies and little snacks for the kids. Those little packs of cookies or fruit snacks.

Quoting Jen♥+2:" We buy fruits, veggies and little snacks for the kids. Those little packs of cookies or fruit snacks."

Fruit snacks are banned from our house. DD eats them like crack. She demands them as soon as she gets in the car. I couldn't take it anymore. She was eating like 6 packs a day. She's been cut off. We do have enough snacks for her for the next couple of weeks, though. So that helps our budget.

I eat low carb, also. My staples are ground beef and frozen chicken breasts. I'd get a bunch of veggies and eggs, too.

Quoting Commander Shepard:" Fruit snacks are banned from our house. DD eats them like crack. She demands them as soon as she gets ... [snip!] ... a day. She's been cut off. We do have enough snacks for her for the next couple of weeks, though. So that helps our budget."

Haha, dd was like that too. Now we limit one a day for her and her brother.
What about juice boxes?

Boneless, skinless chicken breast. Ground beef. (Don't know if that's low carb  ) peanut butter and jelly.

$75 lasts us like 4 days, maybe lol! I'm a fatty but good luck!!

I concur with fruits and veggis see if you can get then cheaper at farms. Also make meals that will have left overs to eat another day like turkey meat loaf, turkey stuffed bell peppers, or different soups.

I dont really worry about carbs and stuff so not sure what foods u dont want, but ull know so its all good  

Chili - $7-$8 for 4-6 servings
fried egg sandwiches - $4 for a whole pack of eggs and loaf of bread
Baked chicken strips and vegetable - $5
meatloaf - $6
any kind of soup - $4 including soup and cracker

<blockquote><b>Quoting Commander Shepard:</b>" I need to shop for the next two weeks but keep it low carb and sugar and under $75. Things I'll definitely ... [snip!] ... Things I'll definitely need are: 2 gallons of milk 2 loaves of whole wheat bread What else would you buy for a family of 3?"</blockquote>

Confused.... Neither milk nor bread are typically on low carb diets. Low carb is expensive, i don't think there's reapply a way to do it cheap.

Quoting Momma +2 Girls:" I dont really worry about carbs and stuff so not sure what foods u dont want, but ull know so its all ... [snip!] ... eggs and loaf of bread Baked chicken strips and vegetable - $5 meatloaf - $6 any kind of soup - $4 including soup and cracker"

I have gestational diabetes so I have to watch my carb intake.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Commander Shepard:</b>" I have gestational diabetes so I have to watch my carb intake."</blockquote>


I just meant i honestly dont know which foods are carbs and which arent except like noodles lol. I know that sounds terrible but ive been fortunate to not need to know. Are any of those things ud be able to eat?

Quoting snglemama:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Commander Shepard:</b>" I need to shop for the next two weeks ... [snip!] ... milk nor bread are typically on low carb diets. Low carb is expensive, i don't think there's reapply a way to do it cheap."

Milk and bread are staples in our house for DH and DD's lunches and she drinks milk like crazy. We buy 1% so I can have a small glass with meals. I hate having to count carbs but I have gestational diabetes.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Momma +2 Girls:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Commander Shepard:</b>" I have gestational diabetes so I have ... [snip!] ... noodles lol. I know that sounds terrible but ive been fortunate to not need to know. Are any of those things ud be able to eat?"</blockquote>



Anything with sugar, rice, or flour is carb.