I have mainly notice the beef prices going up more than others. Things like pasta and beans can be bought regularly on sales and I havnt notice much price change over the time period. I can still get pasta for .88 to a dollar, even not on sale at Aldi's in Minnesota. You stats repflect what I also notice in that chick (especially skinless boneless) has remained a good price. Eggs have been volatile since the bird flu, even going down to 50 cents a dozen, and more like 88 cents lately. Milk has also been a good deal at less than 2 a gallon. 10 years ago, living in Ketchikan Alaska, 2 for 7 gallons was a good deal, and $4+ per gallon was normal. Minnesota is a bit cheaper though, so I cant compare. Thanks.
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