Are groceries getting any cheaper in your area?

Very possibly. There's an old saying about a box of cornflakes only has 5 cents worth of corn in it. What we pay for food isn't really the food but everything else that makes us want it and makes it available. So there's a lot of "middle-man" cost in most foods that we buy. The biggest middle-man is probably the IRS. One thing all the other middle-men have in common is that they all have to pay taxes o the money they earn producing, transporting, marketing, and putting the food you buy on their shelves. 15% just for payroll taxes, plus income tax, plus FICA/FUTA tax.

I haven’t noticed the prices of anything dropping

Doesnt seem to be cheaper if anything things have gotten more expensive

I'm not seeing it yet

Everything has gone up.

Not really, but I do find some good deals recently on meat and other prepared dishes from the deli, etc, at or past their sell by date, and I have a good eye for those kind of deals. Certain items, I get at the dollar store as well, to save money. Over all, prices are still up on most common place items, by about 7-8 %

Gas prices are back over $4 a gallon nationally. Nothing is going to get cheaper without gas prices dropping first.

Milk has doubled in the last year

Nope

I haven't noticed any deflation...The Dollar Tree is still $1.25 tree.

No. I haven't seen any groceries getting cheaper.

No ...more expensive...we are spending double

Depends on the day of the week and what you buy. That's how it seems here.
Eggs are still expensive, even at Aldi.
Surprisingly, milk and butter were cheaper, but only at Aldi.

Wtf?... what kind of bullshit is that, of course the liberal news is going to spew crap like that.. shit is still going up around here, nothing is going down in price