DAYTON — Ohioans spend less than the average U.S. household when it comes to groceries.
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People who live in Ohio spend more than $6,600 a year on just groceries, according to a Lending Tree study.
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It may seem like a lot, but the average U.S. household spends nearly $8,200 a year on groceries, according to a Lending Tree study.
Utah households have the biggest grocery bills, spending close to $12,000.
Researchers looked at spending nationwide between January 2024 and 2025.
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