Report: Food Prices

Thread: Real food price reports with data. Not some shill making shit up about the price of 7-11 hot dogs

Chicken on sale at krogers 1.88 per pound tyson boneless breasts or drumsticks and thighs

80/20 black angus hamburger 1.89 per pound. At Meijers

butter up about 10% 2.80 per pound

bread still 1-1.49.

Milk is up about .50 cents per gallon

cheese is up a bit too..

for some reason salad dressing is way up?? dont know why.

fruits and veges all very cheap right now... summer crops coming in. grapes 88 cents per pound. cherry's 1.99 per pound.

Nothing drastic. Sweet corn is way up. 5 ears for 2 buck
Lettuce is up about .50 cents per head.


Peaches, Nectarines and Plumbs all 1.49 per pound at meijers

Last Edited by Slowly awakening on 08/13/2019 10:27 PM

In Oklahoma most food prices have either remained the same or even gone down as has fuel prices; of those that have gone up pork especially bacon, beef almost doubled thank goodness for deer being so prevalent here, and soy-based foods.

Aldi carries high quality at low price. Same parent company as Trader Joe's.

Plus, they refund the price and give you another if you don't like something.

Limited stock, but Aldi has impressed me.

Bad information.

Corn Prices dropped yesterday on the heels of the new USDA crop report.

Corn is only 10 days behind and yields while not like last year are only off slightly.

Feed corn is doing great.

Supplies in the US are balanced this year because of Chinese reduced participation in our markets. Although they are in bad trouble and something has to give as disease is eating up their crops for this year.

Last Edited by TidesofTruth on 08/13/2019 10:28 PM

What about cat food?

yeah cat food prices are gonna bankrupt me

those tiny little cans come out to the same price

as Lobster per pound.

Last Edited by Slowly awakening on 08/13/2019 10:30 PM

WRONG!

So Aldi Nord owns Trader Joe’s and Aldi Süd owns Aldi US.

On paper, that would make the two stores cousins. However, in practice, Trader Joe’s and Aldi US operate fairly different from each other, with different pricing and different atmospheres. Some shoppers claim that the two stores stock identical products under different labels and that may be true, but we’ve also found that some of Trader Joe’s products are very different than Aldi’s, too, so that part may be a matter of debate.

Food prices have been steadily on the rise for a LONG fucking time.

I get sticker shock every time I go to the store. W/M ground chuck went over $10 for a 2.25 lb package. A package of steaks was about $30 for 3. I could get by just fine and cheap, but the other two family members are picky eaters.

Hamburger is 4 bucks a pound.

I hope you're growing your own food. I'm sure they will use starvation as a weapon soon.

most grocery stores put it on sale every other week

except for Walmart.

You have to wait for the sales.


by the way the meat department at walmart is its highest

profit section in their stores.

Maybe take a month or two break from eating meat? I understand this is impossible to grasp for most autopilot degenerates, but it would both savd you money and entertain a chance to try different dishes.

that is when democrats get back in power

Read your bible, you ain't seen nothing yet.

Sav A Lot as well, those $4.99/lb. ribeyes are probably a product of Mexico. They are here in Texas anyway. Not saying there is anything wrong with that per say, except I have found them to be tougher than average.

That being said, a browse through today's flyer:

99 cent/lb pork butt
78 cent/lb Chicken legs and thighs
$1.29/lb split breasts
$2.99/lb Angus Ground Chuck
$1.29 18 count large eggs

Above sales start tomorrow but here is this past weeks flyer.
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It all depends on what you want to support with your pocketbook.

Poor enough, I am supporting dandelions and other green edibles in the yard for produce that heals the gut.

I love Kroger, but they can't/won't/haven't answered consumer questions relating to their "Simple Organic" brand, which can be anything but.

Grow. Learn to forage. Let Grocers go in the big RoundUp of nonessentials unless you need same, and read those labels.

I have my aquaponics system up and running.

why buy it

when you can

just steal it

wtf?

it's free everyday for me

Any increases in prices are the tip of the iceberg because the weather we are seeing is being driven by 5G and 5G might not be going away - until there are worldwide famines including in the US.

As you might have noticed the weather has become even more intense since this started. That's because more 5G is being tested and rolled out.

With each addition, the weather responds in kind. That's because clouds are formed by the reaction between EMFs and ions. 5G adds more of both to the sky thereby producing more intense weather.

It's a physical law that operates at all times. 5G is not exempt from that law.

That's not food. Those are packaged, foodlike substances.

Your food will continue to be free when you are in jail. With your attitude, stealing food won't be your only crimes, so look forward to doing some real time.

I get mine from Costco and for 6lbs i pay about $27 and get about 6 months worth of bacon

Are you aware that canned food is dead food? There is almost no vitality to it. What you save on your grocery bill will go towards your health problems.

It's better to spend $100 extra per month on fresh food, that $10,000 for chemotherapy or some high prioced drug the doctor orders.

I think they are tougher because they haven't been given enough time to age or "rot" it is what make the meat break down and become tender. Unless it's a tender cut to begin with.

Two observations.

1. You rotate your supplies in your pantry. There are foods which may last a long time but that does not mean they are nutritious. One of the biggest prepper errors is not rotating food and it goes stale. Check with large universities with food science departments. They do nutritional studies as well as microbial studies on the value and safety of stored food by various means.

2. If everyone tomorrow started picking wild edibles, just willy-nilly, they would trample a lot of them, harvest them when not mature, overharvest them, damage the environment, and seriously harm game animal populations. Please do not even vaguely suggest that as a solution.

Most wild edibles are very low in calories but may have good vitamins and minerals. Few have fat yet in a survival situation, that is the most important aspect. If you eat too many of these, what will the animals eat? Some are perennials and so harming them has a major cascading effect.

You can do a lot with this! I do
I do feed store whole grains whole oats and seeds 50 Lbs apx $15. Sprouting yields apx 15 to 1. grows 750 Lbs At 152 Cals per oz is 1,824,000 calories. For $15
sprouted oats, 0.5 cup 1 ounce,
Calories: 152 •Carbs: 26g •Fat: 3g •Protein: 7g
Quinoa Calories
170 calories, Fat 3g, Carbs 30g, Protein 5g

Store bought beans ect.

For $100 you can have apx 12,768,000 Calories. Grown in a 2ft x 4 foot space x 3 or 4 shelves, I do have 3 sets, and other hydro trays.
Sprouts don't need much light and no nutrients unless your growing micro greens or to maturity. Air flow is important small clip on fan on every shelf will keep it from molding!!


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Last Edited by sandman1 on 08/13/2019 11:41 PM

No mystery here. The economy is beginning to tank big time. Harder than most are ready for.

When hunter-gatherers switched to raising crops and herds, then this allowed larger populations in tribes. Simiarly the digging of wells did too. Then the preservation of harvested food. Then the discovery of medicinal herbs. Far later shaman discovered diet changes largely due to famines and infestation resulted in affecting the cause of disease.

You cannot survive SHTF events without addressing all of these.

80% of the people in America live in urban zones in which there is zero possibility of survive do to lack of agriculture and carrying capacity versus population density.

Get out of the large cities NOW. Sell your property and relocate to rural regions. You likely will live better, healthier, be more secure, have less crime, have more options, and live more frugally.

You are doomed if you stay as if you had an interruption in transportation of supplies or contaminated water or lack of fuel/energy, then the bulk of Americans would perish.

Europe is in a far worse situation. Asia is in an impossible situation.

Okie here too. Where do you shop?