Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Amy's Mac n Cheese in the freezer, accept no substitutes...except it's now $6.79 for an 8 oz container, think those used to be under $4-$5 a couple years back
Organic Half n Half...a little 16 oz container is about $4, can still get the store brand version, double the amount of cream for a little under $5, that used to be $3.49
Coke from Mexico...used to be $1.39 a bottle, now it's about $2.25 per single bottle.
We buy the blue n brown pricey eggs, they actually were over $8 a dozen prior to the inflation surge and are still under $9 a dozen despite most other brands doubling in the past couple years.
South Florida is very limited outside of Publix which put WInn Dixie largely out of business down here. There are 10 Publix stores I can drive to in a 5-10 mile radius of my house, that's not as good as you would think.
Boars Head meats in the deli have risen a lot in price.
Sourdough loaf of bread used to run $3.49, it's now almost $5 a loaf.
And they will never reduce the prices, they only seem to go up to new levels.
I heard rice is about to become scarce...possibly
What items specifically have you seen rise in recent years and what have you done in response if anything?
Organic Half n Half...a little 16 oz container is about $4, can still get the store brand version, double the amount of cream for a little under $5, that used to be $3.49
Coke from Mexico...used to be $1.39 a bottle, now it's about $2.25 per single bottle.
We buy the blue n brown pricey eggs, they actually were over $8 a dozen prior to the inflation surge and are still under $9 a dozen despite most other brands doubling in the past couple years.
South Florida is very limited outside of Publix which put WInn Dixie largely out of business down here. There are 10 Publix stores I can drive to in a 5-10 mile radius of my house, that's not as good as you would think.
Boars Head meats in the deli have risen a lot in price.
Sourdough loaf of bread used to run $3.49, it's now almost $5 a loaf.
And they will never reduce the prices, they only seem to go up to new levels.
I heard rice is about to become scarce...possibly
What items specifically have you seen rise in recent years and what have you done in response if anything?