Anonymous wrote:I just read this. Is it true? Every kid at every school? Seems expensive.
Anonymous wrote:I just read this. Is it true? Every kid at every school? Seems expensive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Food has gotten incredibly expensive. I do not know how people on a budget are making it work. It is especially shameful because the supply chain issues are mostly resolved; food companies and grocery stores are now testing how high thry can set prices and still have customers.
I think it is great that the schools are feeding kids no questions asked, with prices so high I am sure some people are doing without and would be going hungry otherwise.
You buy cheaper foods, you shop at Aldi's, Lidl, Walmart, for example. Lots of ways.
Is there a Walmart anywhere near Montgomery county? Seems pretty pennywise in pound foolish to drive all the way out to DC or Laurel (assuming you have a car)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Food has gotten incredibly expensive. I do not know how people on a budget are making it work. It is especially shameful because the supply chain issues are mostly resolved; food companies and grocery stores are now testing how high thry can set prices and still have customers.
I think it is great that the schools are feeding kids no questions asked, with prices so high I am sure some people are doing without and would be going hungry otherwise.
You buy cheaper foods, you shop at Aldi's, Lidl, Walmart, for example. Lots of ways.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Food has gotten incredibly expensive. I do not know how people on a budget are making it work. It is especially shameful because the supply chain issues are mostly resolved; food companies and grocery stores are now testing how high thry can set prices and still have customers.
I think it is great that the schools are feeding kids no questions asked, with prices so high I am sure some people are doing without and would be going hungry otherwise.
You buy cheaper foods, you shop at Aldi's, Lidl, Walmart, for example. Lots of ways.
Anonymous wrote:I just read this. Is it true? Every kid at every school? Seems expensive.
Anonymous wrote:Food has gotten incredibly expensive. I do not know how people on a budget are making it work. It is especially shameful because the supply chain issues are mostly resolved; food companies and grocery stores are now testing how high thry can set prices and still have customers.
I think it is great that the schools are feeding kids no questions asked, with prices so high I am sure some people are doing without and would be going hungry otherwise.