Sticker Shock!!! I just priced BUTTER, and it is up to $5.29 for 4 sticks!!!!

Get out and vote next week!! ✌️🇺🇸

Fancy Feast cat food was 69 cents and paid $1.29 the other day and let's not even talk about Bounty paper towels over $20 now

I found it at an Oklahoma City Aldi while ago for $2.49 a pound and bought 4 pounds. It was advertised for $2.49 in the Aldi ad this week

UPDATE: FABULOUS NEWS!!! I found butter for 3.99 a pound...2019 price...at Market Basket when I went shopping there this afternoon!

I bought SIX pounds and have them in my freezer!!! I want to bake cookies!

Yep,anything and everything you buy is going up,i saw a store ad for Pepsi,$14.00 a case,WTF,are you nuts ??? Here in Ohio,Faygo brand pop changed from 12 packs to 8 packs of pop and the price is the same,a lot of brands are giving you less and charging you the same or more. :(

I got a Wendy's Single combo meal from the drive through last week.

I rolled up to the window with a $10 bill and the lady told me it was actually $10.90!

For a combo meal at Wendy's!

WTF????

Just wait, Biden ceased domestic drilling and oil production, lowered our strategic oil reserves to an all-time low, brought on the recession that is looming, and lastly, I have friends that are semi drivers that shared they were told last week that our nation only has a 28-day supply of diesel left. What them when not a damn semi can move for lack of a fuel source. Can you hunt and fish, do you have air loom seeds to plant in the spring time?

Meat is very expensive here. I buy butter in sticks also. 4 in a box. I never look at the prices. Ill look tonight while i do groceries. Now im curious.

I know this post is about butter but whipping cream has gone way up in price even if you can find it on the shelves. Aldi’s had the best prices and they don’t always get it shipped to the store. I found two recipes for whipped cream substitute made with milk and one version uses corn starch as a thickener and one version uses rice starch you make from cooked rice. Both looked good, you sweeten it and add some vanilla.

. She’s gone and so are lower prices on her butter!

Our butter, it's in some stores, 7.99 CND. Yup.

A month ago I got so lucky, and the butter (equivalent to four sticks) was actually 3.99, a huge sale! I bought several of them.

Brake cleaner at Walmart before dumb dumb Biden $1.49. today $3.29

I've seen absurd jumps in food prices. The latest was the asparagus at our local market listed for $4.99/lb. The gov't took food and fuel prices out of the overall market basket used to calculate inflation. That's not Biden's doing. Food and fuel were jettisoned during the Clinton admin. Regardless, inflation is much higher than the reported 8%.

I grew up around my grandparents' dairy farms and helped make butter several times. Get yourself the required amount of milk/cream and a churn and make your own butter once. You'll not complain about the price again. ;-) But I hear you.

Guess it's better than getting the dry stick with NO grease.

It's a world wide thing.
My grocery bill has gone up almost double and when I look at each item I cannot even pinpoint where this increase is coming from at one glance. Everything has shot up sneakily.

Most of us probably can’t remember exact prices to compare with today’s for many things. That said, with the inflation rate where it is, the Fed has acted. Not necessarily a good thing for those of us with credit card debt…

I might check at Winco when I go this week. Seemed to be less expensive that Aldi. Something else I’ve noticed sometimes stores are out of cream and half-and-half. They only get so much of it in anymore. I think the reason is that they are using the cream to make more butter.

Given the abysmal failure of this administration to run a good economy it’s up to the consumer where possible to shop frugally and make use of everything that will help keep at least, your good and essentials bills down.
Search out BOGOFS
Manager specials
WIC discounts
2 for one’s.
Use coupons
Use circulars from the Supermarket and their many lower prices.
Look for things about to expire. NOTE: be mindful of poultry, pork and even meat. If it smells suspicious disregard it!
Dry goods are a lifeline, like Ramen! Many a college student is intimately familiar with that product!
I say this because I’m retired, live on a fixed income and these suggestions save me some money.

It’s really scary! I’ve been trying to remember to start buying a couple of non perishable food items to stock when I get groceries, to have things to fall back on when I literally can’t afford to eat anymore.

$2.59 per gallon mid-grade - pre.
$4.50 regular - post.

A meal I normally paid $18 -$21 for last month was $28 day before yesterday.
It's going up and up and up daily.

The price of eggs has tripled around here. From $1.09/doz. Grade A Large to $3.39/doz. Hah, and CNN claims we never heard of inflation before. We sure see the effects of it.

Same here in uk and its sneaky, the butter we have in 500g tubs is up from £2.50 to £5 but the next size up the 1kg tubs as been cut down to 750g that 25% down in weight

Just wait, Biden will speak to the man that invented butter and it will be ok.........

I don't remember Cheese being as expensive as it is.

The same is happening here in the UK

Yes, I paid this yesterday as well !!