Commodities trading is off, has the average consumer noticed a decline in the price of vegetables, milk & meat?
Friday, January 29th, 2010 at
9:59 am
the real shaz asked:
No, I wasn’t kidding. I went to the market yesterday and found atleast one brand of milk that was $3 a gallon vs. $6, New York steaks for $3.47/lb vs. $8+, strawberries $1/lb vs. $3/lb, bananas $.50/lb. and stock was much fresher than it was 2 weeks ago.
I live in Southern California.
No, I wasn’t kidding. I went to the market yesterday and found atleast one brand of milk that was $3 a gallon vs. $6, New York steaks for $3.47/lb vs. $8+, strawberries $1/lb vs. $3/lb, bananas $.50/lb. and stock was much fresher than it was 2 weeks ago.
I live in Southern California.
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No, I was actually noticing just the opposite in the price of these food items.
-have noticed a big decline in the price of gas, though.
That is really weird. Maybe the store is getting ready to go out of business, or maybe somebody was playing a hoax and mismarked the prices.
Are you kidding???? Everything is going up in the stores. Gas is 3.85 a gallon where I reside.