Rising food costs

[Anonymous No.15551018]

My money isn't going as far as it used too. Groceries used to cost $60 is now around $90.

This sucks, man. I'm too poor for this shit.

[Anonymous No.15551105]

>>15551018
If you have land, start a garden

[Anonymous No.15551173]

>>15551018
Welcome to adulthood.

[Anonymous No.15551177]

>>15551018
Most people who complain about the cost of groceries are also those who buy too many prepared or convenience foods.

[Anonymous No.15551193]

>>15551018
I have the YouTube channel for you, anon..

[Anonymous No.15551199]

>>15551105
Indeed

[Anonymous No.15551209]

>>15551177
this, i saved more money by preparing all my meals from scratch than i ever did eating premade processed garbage.

[Anonymous No.15551211]

>>15551177
OP did not come here to be kicked in the guts by you

[Anonymous No.15551217]

[Anonymous No.15551219]

>>15551018
Just wait till they make minimum wage $15 and companies use it as an excuse to jack up prices another 30-50%.

[Anonymous No.15551223]

>>15551219
Like they're not gonna do that anyways.

[Anonymous No.15551229]

>>15551219
minimum wage should be 1 cent an hour, and most people should be paid it.

[Anonymous No.15551425]

>>15551177
I don't buy any unless you count yoghurt. I buy a few weeks worth of stuff at a time.

[Anonymous No.15551536]

weekly groceries cost 160 chf, 2 meals with meat max, never buy processed shit because it is nasty although cheaper
cries in switzerland

[Anonymous No.15551813]

>>15551536
I can't do not meat, I am diabetic.

[Anonymous No.15551850]

>>15551211
Well he got it anyway didn't he?

[Anonymous No.15551902]

Like two small bags is always $50-$80 somehow. I don't want to even add up what I spend a month on food for me and my significant other.

[Anonymous No.15551913]

>>15551813
Stock up when meat is on sale and learn to use things like chicken thighs and pork shoulder that are regularly under $1 per pound. Buy healthy cheap stuff like dry beans which have a low glycemic index.

[Anonymous No.15551922]

>>15551913
Also, I don’t know where you shop, but start going somewhere cheap that still has good produce like Aldi. Look at the ads, and stock up on non perishables when they’re on sale.

[Anonymous No.15551975]

>>15551018
oh it is going to get a lot worse
California opened up and now has a water futures market where speculators and hedge funds can buy future water rights. This will likely jack up all kinds of water costs out there and ruin some of the largest fruits and vegetable grows as water goes from expensive to insanely expensive.

[Anonymous No.15552081]

>>15551913
There's nothing under $1 a pound anymore since Covid.

[Anonymous No.15552103]

>>15551018
I struggle to get fresh food at a sensible price.
The cheap vegetables you buy aren't particularly nutritious, and the supermarket ones are just hydro trash.
I'm seeing everything rapidly rise in cost, and am actively working on a plan to overcome this.
>drastically reduce meat consumption
>consume far more beans, pulses
>grow for fiber, salad greens and herbs
>buy dried products in bulk
>stop buying anything pre-made
>>15551975
This happened in Australia and it was a disaster, the common resources must never be available for private sale because immediately some Jew buys and dumps to manufacture scarcity

[Anonymous No.15552267]

Thank God I live right in the middle of some of the most fertile land in the PNW, combined with a big Seventh Day Adventist community that ensures a ton of locally grown produce for a solid 15% less than what I'm getting at chain stores.