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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][img]https://www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/charts/99703/November20_Finding_Zeballos_fig01-01.png?v=689.1[/img]

We have a long way to go until groceries impact household budgets. It’s been dropping for decades, it’s just more visible because you look at the prices every week [/quote]

Can they update that graph to reflect November 2022 though?

I believe -- no, I know for certain -- that the cost of food has risen in the past year compared with 2019.[/quote]

Granted but unless food has literally doubled it’s likely no more expensive than the 80s. [/quote]

Some food has definitely doubled. Most food prices I would say is probably close to being double. [/quote]

So weird.  We shop at moms and prices haven’t changed much. Maybe because they always paid their workers well and no longer have to pass on those higher costs?  Not profiteers like the Kroger Albertsons merged monster?
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MOM’s has always been expensive.[/quote]

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