This State Has the Most Expensive Groceries —and Shockingly, It’s Not New York

This state has the most expensive groceries —and shockingly, it’s not New York

The most expensive state for groceries is Hawaii, where weekly supermarket bills tip the scales at a bankrupt-worthy $150 per week, according to a study by The Visual Capitalist.

Even In The US State Where Residents Spend The Least On Groceries, The Average Total Is Nearly $600 A Month

Groceries are more expensive than ever, and a new study shows which states pay the most and the largest portion of their income for food at the store.

The US States Where People Spend The Most On Groceries

Hawaiians pay $157 per week for groceries, the highest in the US, followed by Alaska at $152, due to high costs from imports and high costs of living.