Report: Food Prices

Most of us here are not rabbits.

our food bill is higher and higher i swear...

We never eat out anymore...to expensive...

But just a year ago we spent around 500 a month for food ..

Last time we went spent nearly 650 last month...so ya ..food has gone up ...

We only shop at Costco or samsclub...In bulk..For a family of 4~

We do have have month worth of food supply..

And working on getting years emergency food supply soon..

Stock up....Jif is now $1.50 and soon Campbell's Chunky soup is 99 cents instead of $2.39/can.

Gradual??

Shit has been outrageous for years

Eat raw vegetables

Love my steamer

Cheap dinner

Good for you

I am making this thread simply because I have noticed a gradual to drastic price in various food prices across the board at my local Brookshire's store the last time I shopped there two or so days ago. I noticed that chicken food product prices rose drastically while cheese prices rose just a little.

I figure the chicken prices are raising so fast and so high is because of all the vast flooding that hit so much of the Great Plains States earlier this year. That vast flooding destroyed so many farmers' lives, livestock, and properties. Most of their lives are unrecoverable. Tens of millions of cattle, chicken, and other livestock were drowned in the flooding last I knew.

Even beef prices have jumped up a dollar or more per pound recently too. Cheese prices shouldn't jump up too much in prices for a while longer due to I think many cheese manufacturers have up to a vast supply in waiting. This is usually due to aging various cheeses for specific reasons.

Americans deserve to starve to death.

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our food bill is higher and higher i swear...

We never eat out anymore...to expensive...

But just a year ago we spent around 500 a month for food ..

Last time we went spent nearly 650 last month...so ya ..food has gone up ...

We only shop at Costco or samsclub...In bulk..For a family of 4~

We do have have month worth of food supply..

And working on getting years emergency food supply soon..

I am making this thread simply because I have noticed a gradual to drastic price in various food prices across the board at my local Brookshire's store the last time I shopped there two or so days ago. I noticed that chicken food product prices rose drastically while cheese prices rose just a little.

I figure the chicken prices are raising so fast and so high is because of all the vast flooding that hit so much of the Great Plains States earlier this year. That vast flooding destroyed so many farmers' lives, livestock, and properties. Most of their lives are unrecoverable. Tens of millions of cattle, chicken, and other livestock were drowned in the flooding last I knew.

Even beef prices have jumped up a dollar or more per pound recently too. Cheese prices shouldn't jump up too much in prices for a while longer due to I think many cheese manufacturers have up to a vast supply in waiting. This is usually due to aging various cheeses for specific reasons.

Damn, shame there's no Kroger in Western NY. Cheapest I can get is $1.99/lb at Wegman's or $3.99 in Canada (boneless skinless)

That's one reason I'm finally moving away from WNY in 2 weeks! Screw $4000 a year on property taxes for a 1000 sq/ft home.

Campbell’s and Tyson are GMO. You’re paying for turds and saying it’s a good price when you’re paying for finger licking garbage.

How much is the organic is the real question for real food.

I live on soy and coffee.

Americans deserve to starve to death.

Actual real data.
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Not selective picking for fear mongers.

Not me. Im getting 2lbs of flobby ribeye USDA prime from my local winn dixie for just $14

Meat is getting cheaper. Vegetables and fruits are getting cheaper.

Processed foods....box cereals or sausages or bacon are defibately getting more pricey

Texas is still a Red State for the time being, but it's just a matter of time before the Democrats/Liberals/Communists successfully permanently turn Texas into a Democrat State.

Stop shopping at Brookshire's unless that is your only choice. Around here, they have the highest prices and the least selection.

False af, you defeatist mofo!

Shop smart. Milk is $2.29 for 1/2 gallon at one Kroger and 77 cents at one Wal-Mart. Big difference!

I wonder if meat processors are passing along increased labor costs of replacing undocumented workers with “real Americans”. If economics works like I was taught people will stop buying sausage at the higher price and the price will fall—the company will take less profit to keep its place in sausage world.

Cold weather crop losses. We are entering a mini ice age called Eddy grand solar minimum in a 400y cycle of mini ice ages.