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In reply to the discussion: Wait until you go to the grocery store this week,. I thought I'd faint. [View all]onethatcares
(16,165 posts)102. we do the same,
the bogos on pasta/peanut butter/and other items are our stock ups. Man, I missed that last peanut butter one and am running low now.
edited to add the coffee bogos, we never drank the better brands until getting the twofers and they are a lot better than the elcheapo brands.
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Wait until you go to the grocery store this week,. I thought I'd faint. [View all]
Paper Roses
Feb 2012
OP
Maybe with the weather up north? Here in Dallas, prices are not zooming up.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2012
#25
You live in Fla? Then you might know, the largest cattle ranch in the US is located there.
siligut
Feb 2012
#73
According to the republicans anyone on food stamps are freeloaders. I know some who are on
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#9
It has something to do with the peanut crop. I couldn't believe over $7.00 for a jar of peanut
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#18
We don't have either of those stores. We have Krogers and Super WalMart and even their brands
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#63
$8 for Maxwell House pound can o'coffee? That IS 'spensive. I pay $8 for Starbucks at Target.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2012
#29
They are "illegal immigrants" here. The hispanics who can't speak English...
Honeycombe8
Feb 2012
#56
+1 on Aldi. I shop a midwest chain called Woodman's which is often cheaper than Aldi
riderinthestorm
Feb 2012
#21
At least you have a guaranteed income! Why not turn that frown upside down?
i own my story
Feb 2012
#59
My local Woodman's does. I don't shop anywhere else but Aldi and Woodman's anymore. nt
riderinthestorm
Feb 2012
#30
The four itmes not included in government CPI figs are food, energy, housing, and medical expenses.
airplaneman
Feb 2012
#85
Yep--I went to Wally World for groceries yesterday, $110 and I hardly got anything, will
TwilightGardener
Feb 2012
#67
We have also noticed that things have shrunk in size but prices stayed the same.
sarcasmo
Feb 2012
#72
Been sending letters and writing e-mails all over the place to get consumer watchdogs to
nanabugg
Feb 2012
#101
I went to the store yesterday and got tons of food at prices 'lower' than normal
Tx4obama
Feb 2012
#88