smaller amounts in bags, can smaller amounts in bags, can stuffs; fruits, meat,frozen pizza have went up alot, a dollar or more, even though gas has went down. wtf.
the place i like to go for a the place i like to go for a bbq sandwich raised prices 20 percent
this month
sdrealtor
October 20, 2008 @
11:06 PM
I noticed they are putting I noticed they are putting more ice in my drinks. Damn them!
vegasrenter
October 21, 2008 @
8:04 AM
Here in Las Vegas, a half Here in Las Vegas, a half gallon of Dryer’s ice cream is now 1.5 quarts. Semi-generic Kroger is 1.75 quarts. If you’re willing to pop double the price for locally-produced Anderson Dairy, you get a full half gallon.
(former)FormerSanDiegan
October 21, 2008 @
9:07 AM
I started noticing price I started noticing price hikes in casual (lunch) restaurants about two years ago, along with grocry price increases starting at least a year ago. This has been happening for a while and not isolated to the past month.
kewp
October 21, 2008 @
9:09 AM
There is some amount lag in There is some amount lag in commodity prices affecting food prices. Expect them to come back down over the next year.
Many industries have already locked in their prices on the futures markets and now *have* to price that in, regardless of price reductions.
peterb
October 21, 2008 @
9:18 AM
My grocery bills average My grocery bills average about $50/week. But my gasoline bill averages about $75/week. The gas has come down way more than the grocery has gone up. Actually, some of the grocery has come down lately. Milk, crackers and apples. Also, I switched to Tacate beer and that alone is saving me a bundle. Now If I could just go veggy!!
DWCAP
October 21, 2008 @
5:37 PM
I know this sounds horrible, I know this sounds horrible, but I really noticed it in the beer section. I use to be able to get a 12 pack of some pretty decent beer for about $10. Maybe $9, maybe $11. But $10 was a very good price point. Now, 18 months later, I jump at $12, its usually $13-14. Big WHoop right. Two Bucks, I shouldnt even notice it, well actually that is 20%. Breaks out to just about 1% per month. And that is something that is totally a luxery.
Thinking about it makes me want a beer, wait, damn…..
scaredyclassic
October 22, 2008 @
9:21 AM
i recently speculated on i recently speculated on sardines, bought 100 tins of my favorites at 1.80 a tin. recently saw tham at 2.40 a tin! im gonna get rich on my sardines…im eating them anyway, plus good to ahve for tshtf scenario.
peterb
October 22, 2008 @
4:34 PM
Forever stamps are the Forever stamps are the call!!!
October 20, 2008 @ 8:59 PM
smaller amounts in bags, can
smaller amounts in bags, can stuffs; fruits, meat,frozen pizza have went up alot, a dollar or more, even though gas has went down. wtf.
October 20, 2008 @ 9:12 PM
Candy bars keep shrinking.
Candy bars keep shrinking.
October 20, 2008 @ 10:51 PM
the place i like to go for a
the place i like to go for a bbq sandwich raised prices 20 percent
this month
October 20, 2008 @ 11:06 PM
I noticed they are putting
I noticed they are putting more ice in my drinks. Damn them!
October 21, 2008 @ 8:04 AM
Here in Las Vegas, a half
Here in Las Vegas, a half gallon of Dryer’s ice cream is now 1.5 quarts. Semi-generic Kroger is 1.75 quarts. If you’re willing to pop double the price for locally-produced Anderson Dairy, you get a full half gallon.
October 21, 2008 @ 9:07 AM
I started noticing price
I started noticing price hikes in casual (lunch) restaurants about two years ago, along with grocry price increases starting at least a year ago. This has been happening for a while and not isolated to the past month.
October 21, 2008 @ 9:09 AM
There is some amount lag in
There is some amount lag in commodity prices affecting food prices. Expect them to come back down over the next year.
Many industries have already locked in their prices on the futures markets and now *have* to price that in, regardless of price reductions.
October 21, 2008 @ 9:18 AM
My grocery bills average
My grocery bills average about $50/week. But my gasoline bill averages about $75/week. The gas has come down way more than the grocery has gone up. Actually, some of the grocery has come down lately. Milk, crackers and apples. Also, I switched to Tacate beer and that alone is saving me a bundle. Now If I could just go veggy!!
October 21, 2008 @ 5:37 PM
I know this sounds horrible,
I know this sounds horrible, but I really noticed it in the beer section. I use to be able to get a 12 pack of some pretty decent beer for about $10. Maybe $9, maybe $11. But $10 was a very good price point. Now, 18 months later, I jump at $12, its usually $13-14. Big WHoop right. Two Bucks, I shouldnt even notice it, well actually that is 20%. Breaks out to just about 1% per month. And that is something that is totally a luxery.
Thinking about it makes me want a beer, wait, damn…..
October 22, 2008 @ 9:21 AM
i recently speculated on
i recently speculated on sardines, bought 100 tins of my favorites at 1.80 a tin. recently saw tham at 2.40 a tin! im gonna get rich on my sardines…im eating them anyway, plus good to ahve for tshtf scenario.
October 22, 2008 @ 4:34 PM
Forever stamps are the
Forever stamps are the call!!!