Grocery prices in Mexicali, Mexico, just across the border

only in america.

strange that

VIVA PANCHO VILLA

CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS ARE MEXICO

Whole chicken, per kilogram (2.2 Lbs.) Less than $2.00 USD.



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I wonder how the prices are in Nogales?

Hmmm. Since it is a smaller city, prices may be a little higher.

good maybe they'll all move back.

Honestly, when one lives away from Mexico, one misses our food and cuisine. Taco Bell and the Tex-Mex are very poor copies. Gringo burritos are a joke

I honestly hope so. There are no jobs in the US and it owes Russia, China and Iran a big apology for its transgressions, and they keep on poking them, so I know it won't end up well.

Mexican Lemon, you call limes...


Less then $2 a Kilogram.

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Mexico could become the biggest exporter of food to the US, and become a 1st world nation itself...hmm

That could be the plan. Then merge all of N.America into a super country.

No. We do not support the philosophy of owning anyone, not being owned by anyone.

We know if we help the US, it will turn against us once it is free from doom, and slap us after our help isn't any longer needed.

We learned how to recognize sociopathic behavior in nations, as we have desalt with them in our history.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How much is mail order delivery to the US? I'm done with Kroger!!!!

I had the best tacos in my life in Mexicali. It was a little old dilapidated shack, and the meat was being cooked on shopping cart wire. They had all kinds of sauces and sides. I was thinking about making a trip down just for those.

thats like the same prices as here dumbass

The peso is about a nickel.
The weights of .15 kg or .15 liter are super confusing!

You got that one right.

So the prices are either a little lower or the same but the wage for a day is equivalent to $10.00 us no so bueno

Soon.

that means OP is a tard. these prices are insane compared to what we are paying

Thats what I was thinking once I converted the numbers. I thought Mexico was poor? I guess not.

OP: this is precisely why I shop a dingy little Carneceria up the street. The meat is locally-sourced, the produce direct from Mexico and the people there always smiling and friendly... and the prices are ALWAYS at least 30% lower than the big boy chain Kroger.

In contrast when I shop a local Asian market for similar bargains, I always feel like an unwelcome outsider as the customers/clerks alike gape at me like I'm a leper.

Last Edited by GSB/LTD on 04/19/2022 10:23 PM

interesting

The exchange rate is about 20 pesos per 1 dollar.

Might have something to do with Mexicans make about 35 cents an hour on the average and the cost of living reflects that.

Just go to your neighborhood Carniceria & you'll be good.

Gas is 2 dollar+ cheaper than California

Yes sir. I agree.