Hawaii residents are spending just under 10% of their average income on takeout, totaling $5,300 per year per resident, according to analysis by Owner.com. This makes Hawaii the top state in the U.S. for takeout spending. Despite also paying the most for groceries in the nation, Hawaii drops down the ranks if restaurant spending is factored in, with Washington D.C. taking the top spot. The data from the United States Department of Agriculture also shows that Hawaii residents spend less on groceries compared to other states, coming in third in total food spending behind D.C. and Nevada. With high costs of living in Hawaii, residents are spending a significant amount of their income on food, including takeout. These findings shed light on the spending habits of Hawaii residents and their priorities when it comes to food consumption.
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Hawaii Leads in Takeout Spending Among U.S. States
