food prices are jumping

And also,while I'm on my soap box,the price of petrol is higher now than when there were fuel protests.

The Seasons changing is all .

the price of cheese is ridiculous and tuna and bread

its called slow doom.our gov. knows whats comming!

We cook all meals at home groceries run about 800 bucks a month easy! Food is way up! Love all that codex food! Mmmmmm good!

Another thing when you go to the grocery store everyones all bummed out and rude because of " hope and change " fail! It sucks to see so many bummed out and not have manners God gave a dog but it is what it is!

And another thing lmao! Used to be eating out was way more exspensive ? Not so now , preparing food at home and eating out are now the same price! So.......you have to decide what you prefer ? A bitchy waitress? Or peace and quiet in the privacy of your own home? For me its a no brainer!

We try to eat 100% organic and eat meat twice a week. We buy from our local co op as often as possible. We have seen the price on food go up pennies. One of the milk brands has had their price rise to $6 a gallon, only drink one a week. The grass fed ground beef has gone up a dollar since we started shopping there a year ago. On the occasion we dont make it to the co op, we find out selves with options like harris teeter, food lion, lowes food, and walmart. I do not enjoy supporting any of the aforementioned stores. With that being said, the food at those stores is expensive as fuck! I am referring to the non organic and organic food as being ridiculously expensive. The organic foods are .25 to $2 cheaper at the co op.

In summary, I cannot vogue for the price increase at most cookie cutter supermarkets, other than they are more expensive than co op shopping. I can say co op shopping has seen a small increase over the past year, but nothing like what it seems GMO and HFCS foods are (or seem to be from my perspective).

*** milk was originally $5 a gallon, up to $6 now after a year.

i think the milk is watered down, not the same

wow! how many people are you feeding?

Reading comprefuckinghension .. I never said I buy it, but I used to, I'll admit that.. When i was pregnant with my last, its all i thought about, and yes, i caved.. i couldnt afford it now if i wanted to at $5 a box. The price jump is hard to miss when it's the first thing I see when I walk in the store, But I do let them eat chocolate chip granola bars you anal asshole... What do you have to say about that? I have the healthiest kids I know.. I've never even had to give them antibiotics and that includes our 16 year old 4.0 GPA daughter ;)

Sorry for the hostility, but I don't take kindly to people questioning my parenting, especially when it comes to eating healthy, when its the only thing right I have ever done in my life.

I'll tell you what's sad, we have a brand of milk we buy called Smiths, local farm, and its sold at a small store across the street... At $5 a gallon. I went into Aldi a few weeks ago because they have grapes and blackberries for $1 a pound ... Looked at their milk, which was only $2.89 a gallon, and also the only milk in town made with rSBT cows :/

The prices are jumping really fast when you consider the size or net tare weight of whatever is being sold has been reduced steadily since 2011 or earlier. A USA lb. of bacon is 2 ounces less or more for the same 2011 price.