Report: Food Prices

Whats going to really suck is seeing all the obese fat asses eat up a limited food supply while normal eaters and children starve.

Oh by the way, go get some more tattoos you overweight idiots. Those are a great investment in your future. And they are so visually appealing. Especially when they stretch out and fade.

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.

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.

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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I am making this thread simply because I have noticed a gradual to drastic price in various food prices across the board at my local Brookshire's store the last time I shopped there two or so days ago. I noticed that chicken food product prices rose drastically while cheese prices rose just a little.

I figure the chicken prices are raising so fast and so high is because of all the vast flooding that hit so much of the Great Plains States earlier this year. That vast flooding destroyed so many farmers' lives, livestock, and properties. Most of their lives are unrecoverable. Tens of millions of cattle, chicken, and other livestock were drowned in the flooding last I knew.

Even beef prices have jumped up a dollar or more per pound recently too. Cheese prices shouldn't jump up too much in prices for a while longer due to I think many cheese manufacturers have up to a vast supply in waiting. This is usually due to aging various cheeses for specific reasons.

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.

yeah cat food prices are gonna bankrupt me

those tiny little cans come out to the same price

as Lobster per pound.

OP, I can tell the part of Texas you're in just by the Brookshire's reference

You think only rabbits eat vegetables?

It should be a large portion of any smart person's diet.

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.

famine.

China is have crop disruption too.

I agree with you!!
But I am stuck in Los Angels for a few more years till retirement. SO I have made every effort to prepare for what is to come, and have a plan and prepps for most events.
I put in a rain water recovery on 5000sq of roof, it fills my 2000gal tanks in minutes, I am on a acre mini farm with dozens of mature fruit trees, garden and hydroponic garden, Small animals chickens and rabbits. Ck the post a few up sprouting.
You all stay safe
Get food insurance now, after is to late.

We just bought beef roasts for super cheap here in GA

"Normalcy bias" in full swing here, eh?

I am making this thread simply because I have noticed a gradual to drastic price in various food prices across the board at my local Brookshire's store the last time I shopped there two or so days ago. I noticed that chicken food product prices rose drastically while cheese prices rose just a little.

I figure the chicken prices are raising so fast and so high is because of all the vast flooding that hit so much of the Great Plains States earlier this year. That vast flooding destroyed so many farmers' lives, livestock, and properties. Most of their lives are unrecoverable. Tens of millions of cattle, chicken, and other livestock were drowned in the flooding last I knew.

Even beef prices have jumped up a dollar or more per pound recently too. Cheese prices shouldn't jump up too much in prices for a while longer due to I think many cheese manufacturers have up to a vast supply in waiting. This is usually due to aging various cheeses for specific reasons.

Campbell’s and Tyson are GMO. You’re paying for turds and saying it’s a good price when you’re paying for finger licking garbage.

How much is the organic is the real question for real food.

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It's like the fear mongers that post an image of an empty shelf of canned vegetables at their local market. And shit like that gets pinned lol.

You'all are eating far too much food. I've been eating about 200 calories a day for the last two weeks and I'm beginning to look a lot better. One meal a day max, and skipping it is OK. Move until you feel the burning.