We have a local liquidation/scratch and dent/fell off the back of a truck store. I go there every other week for random food items (produce (yes, it is actually decent), frozen veggies, raw nuts); it's absolutely insane to see how the prices have risen there over the past year there. A year ago bananas at the discount store were $.16/lb, they are now $.49/lb. A 1lb package of frozen broccoli was $.25, it was $.75 yesterday.grogu wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 12:16 am Just to add a breakfast beverage to the bacon discussion, the most astounding (of many) inflationary increases I noticed over the past 6-12 months has been apple juice. Before the inflationary spike, I could get a store-brand 64-oz container for $0.99. The price now is $2.29. To a lesser extent, I have seen substantial (but not 131%) increases in almost all of my liquid beverages--soda, bottled water, gatorade, red bull, etc.
We otherwise shop at local WINCO, which has also raised prices, but not quite as much. We can't really change our food spending habits because there is almost no "fluff" there.