10$ 4 a loaf of bread & a gallon of milk

Eat healthy! Don't eat bread or drink the WHITE DEATH...

Perhaps.

haha I wouldnt go as far as calling it 'healthy' ;)

yes its WAY better than past. milk but its not really healthy for you. not too bad though

17 dollars for a fucking pack of belmonts

17 fucking dollars

And I thought food prices were high here in the south! A gallon of store brand milk is $2.50 and a loaf of store brand bread is usually under/around a flat dollar. The "name brand" milk and bread is alittle higher, but still nowhere close to $5 a gallon. Id hate to know what a pack of cheese or some chicken costs where some of you people live.

who cares.

it wouldnt matter if you have been prepping.

LOL I recently paid $6 for a jar of peanut butter.

Belmont is a horse racetrack.
You make no sense.

Day old bread store, you can buy a loaf of bread for less than a dollar. If you have an Aldi nearby, milk is cheap there & they don't buy milk that has been taken from cows that have been given hormones.

Even the homebrand stuff is fazing out. If you have a look at both coles and woolies, they simply repack the very same item with the coles brand etc now and charge 50% + more. If there is anything you use that is still available stock right up as seems as they run out the new lot coming in is their " own brand " but it is seriously the very same item with different packing at much higher cost - literally sitting around name brand costs ( which are also going up beyond belief monthly ).

Preps only go so far.
You prepped for the next decade?.....cause all this is going to drag out for YEARS of misery with minimal paying jobs thanks to the sheep.

Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 11/29/2012 05:55 PM

3.50 gallon of milk, 2.25 for bread. If I buy generic, 3 for milk, 1.90 for bread.

yea i am good for much much longer than that

where the hell do you people live?
Bought 2 loaves of top quality brand
name whole wheat bread today in
Little Rock for $4.28.

That is $2.14 cents per loaf of top
quality name brand whole wheat bread.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

ok lol maybe not "healthy" altho they def make it seem like it is much better for you than regular milk. and... it's chocolate almond!

50% more calcium than dairy milk*
120 scrumptious calories per serving
Excellent source of antioxidant vitamins C and E
Absolutely no saturated fat or cholesterol
100% free of lactose dairy

[link to www.silkpurealmond.com]

i have not tried any other flavors but i am sure they are all tasty if you like almonds.

If you say so.

try eden soy and wheat free gluten free bread

I will think about that while I am eating my steak at Ruth Chris this Saturday night !

I am looking forward to it !

Gummer,
I think you are going to be proven right ! sad to say !

this is going to drag out for YEARS of misery

A gallon of raw milk costs me $5 at the local produce market.

A loaf of Ezekiel sprouted bread is $4.49 or $4.99.

what a bitch inflation is!

Last Edited by mrmuffins69 on 11/29/2012 06:07 PM

It's not just Obama....it's ALL OF CONGRESS have these luxuries...lots of vacation time, expense paid trips....ALL of them. I know it's frustrating....but look at the big pic. We work for them...not the other way around.

Granted it was a loaf of Franz brand sourdough, but it was $4.79, Seattle area. Same bread just earlier this year was about $3.29.

make your own bread, its easy, i dunno if it gets cheaper.

Also, milk is something u can live well without.

Those who are not mindless brain dead tools, know it has nothing to do with Obama.

thank God then.

white bread is garbage, full of high fructose corn syrup.
milk is garbage also - I gave up milk 2 years ago and said goodbye to a $10.00 a week allergy medication dependency.

also because I didn't drink milk, I gave up cereal - which in my area of Canada, costs $7-8 dollars a box. If anything, I have (cheap) rolled oats with a little soymilk.

I make my own soybean milk in an electric milk maker I got on Kijiji for free. one cup of soybeans soaked makes 8 cups of milk - enough to last me for a month. I do pay a little extra to get organic/non-gmo soybeans (which is getting harder to find)

I can't afford almonds, they are too expensive here in Canada, but apparently that's a delicious option.

I don't eat bread and only drink water. I still spend $150-200 a month for food just for myself.

Kudos.
You are among the rare minority.