Anonymous wrote:I used to treat myself to McDonald’s once a month. Now a nugget meal + pie is $14 in Los Angeles, so I guess I’m done with that. makes me kind of sad, because I’m poor and cook everything at home from scratch and I just really looked forward to having a junk meals once a month. I had a whole ritual of watching a junky show while eating my junk food and it was just an indulgence I looked forward to every month. Things are so hard right now and I feel like I’ve cut back so much, I just felt defeated having to get rid of my last little treat. Trying to save up to leave California because it’s too hard to make it here.
Anonymous wrote:I just paid $4 for a dozen eggs at my local store. Non fancy cage free or whatever. Reg extra large. They used to be $2.50. However food was always cheaper in the US than other similar industrialized nations.
Anonymous wrote:$27. For a burger, fries, and a hot dog for my daughter and I to share.
This inflation and 'supply chain crisis' is ridiculous.
It’s 4.94 at Walmart.Anonymous wrote:5 guys has gotten expensive. I paid 6.50 for a jar of Bon Maman raspberry jam at WF tonight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I consider myself middle class, and we don't eat out/take out at all anymore. My salary increases are not keeping up with inflation and even 5 Guys would be a treat. But on the bright side, my 52-year old body looks like it did at 32!(Yes I still choose to pay for my workouts), But dang if I'm not craving some 5 guys right now...
I’m sorry you can’t afford to eat out but no need to delude yourself
Can there ever be a thread that is snark-free?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I consider myself middle class, and we don't eat out/take out at all anymore. My salary increases are not keeping up with inflation and even 5 Guys would be a treat. But on the bright side, my 52-year old body looks like it did at 32!(Yes I still choose to pay for my workouts), But dang if I'm not craving some 5 guys right now...
I’m sorry you can’t afford to eat out but no need to delude yourself
Anonymous wrote:I consider myself middle class, and we don't eat out/take out at all anymore. My salary increases are not keeping up with inflation and even 5 Guys would be a treat. But on the bright side, my 52-year old body looks like it did at 32!(Yes I still choose to pay for my workouts), But dang if I'm not craving some 5 guys right now...
(Yes I still choose to pay for my workouts), But dang if I'm not craving some 5 guys right now... Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:5 guys has gotten expensive. I paid 6.50 for a jar of Bon Maman raspberry jam at WF tonight.
Whole Foods? They mark up non house brands because they know you’ll pay. It’s Amazon they have all the data.
I have shopped at WF like 3 times since acquired. It’s $5/target.
Anonymous wrote:My husband went to 5 guys yesterday and was complaining that his burger and fries were 17.95. I like 5 guys and am not a particularly healthy eater. 5 guys has obnoxious portion sizes. NOBODY needs a regular burger at 5 guys. It is two patties. That is terrible for you! Also, even the smallest fry should be shared with at least one person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love Five Guys, but never eat there. The first reason for not going there is food is so bad for you. Second, for what it is, it’s expensive. Family of four is probably $60 for a fast food meal. I rarely eat burgers, but when I do, it’s not hard to make a great burger at home. I could never duplicate Five Guys fries, but I try to avoid fries.
A family of four would be $100 bare minimum thanks to inflation.