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🧻🚽 CORRECTION! The GV toilet paper is priced at $8.14! That is still insane pricing but wanted to make everyone aware of this correction! THANK YOU! ~ P 🧻🚽🧻
Thats cheap toilet paper!!
24 pack 3 ply quilton Toilet paper here in Queensland Australia is $12
How many rolls? I only use wet wipes but, curious so that, I can tell my female viewers about it.
You can get a better deal at target with your red card for shipping 18 rolls for 23.25 w red card 5%
I buy in bulk from paper distributor, case of 96 rolls is about $66 500 sheets per roll comes out to about $0.68 per roll
Anyone else but me think it’s strange that stores have ZERO problem getting in aisles and aisles of Halloween, valentines and Easter candy but they can’t seem to get distribution on vegetables and other necessities??
Exactly
AMEN❗️
No, I trust U.S. based candy companies to make sure they get their product on shelves more then I trust some ship coming up from Central America.
Right!? Or all the Food Network shows have all the food they need? No problem..
Do not be fooled
My wife used to think I was crazy because I keep about 1500 cans of food (veggies, fruit, soups, spam, ham, chicken) a couple hundred pounds of beans and rice, and 2 freezers full of beef and chicken.
She doesn’t think I’m crazy anymore….
We used to laugh at grandma for having 100s of rolls of tp. Now, we understand.
My husband has become a convert to keeping the pantry full…..funny how a trip to the grocery store these days will do that to a person.
Same here, my husband thought I had rocks in my head, took him grocery shopping for the first time in 25yrs and you should've seen his face over the prices 🤣
A lot of people I know don't understand this concept. Buy low. Buy when there's an oversupply. Buy in quantity.
Recent example: Rice
I know people paying $2 for a 1 pound bag of rice.
I paid $10 for a 25 pound bag of rice. That means I spent 40 cents per pound of rice.
I am happy to share the link for that. You can also find it on their website
A few yrs ago my mom made the statement "why does a single guy need a deep freezer" now she understands. Also converted my formal dinning room into a prepper pantry.
spare bedroom becoming pantry over here. guests will be sleeping on the couch. lol
Nice…
Excellent idea. They are rarely used anyway.
Same here.
We refuse to shop at Walmart; the people working there are rude, the shelves are near empty, and the prices are sky-high. We have been shopping at Aldi, Publix and other stores for paper and household items--we watch the prices etc. Yes, the prices are rocketing, and I think it's all politically designed to do so. Just my opinion. Thank you for sharing--many of us are feeling the same.
Its a 'box' store.
Publix is much higher than Walmart .. don’t understand your choice
The problem is directly related to Democrat voters.
@@stevesnellgrove1518 Publix is outrageously high. Their milk has gone up $2.50 here.
Have not been to wal-mart since 1/3/2020 yes almost 3 years. Nothing in that store I need. I buy every thing I need in our small town. Yes it is more expensive but walmart is 60 miles away.
The saddest part of going grocery shopping is seeing the faces of elderly people lookin bewildered and sad. They usually have only a few items in their carts. Breaks my heart. 😢
KWYM. However, just wait until that sweet little old lady steals the milk out of your cart and then bumps your backside half a dozen times as if that'll move the line any quicker. Happens all the time here, smh.
I bet there not south of the border
Sigh...
It’s true!
The generation that caused the collapse pays for the collapse
Ok, this just happened..sent my son and his girlfriend to the grocery store for 19 things.. milk, soda, ice cream etc and gave him 80 bucks. Well he thought wow, getting extra 20 . Nope, when he got home they were both shocked at prices and said he had just enough ( of course, because I do all the shopping and know prices) quick life lessons
That was a great lesson. Makes them respect you for working..
Reminds me of some of the young couples I've noticed in the grocery stores lately. That sort of deer in the headlights look. Remember being there too, back in the Carter years.
Another terrible pres
@Joyce Nagy
I remember how sugar was about $5 for a 5 pound bag.
Ice tea without sugar; sugar was saved for special occasions. Sundays, we had Kool-aid with sugar and a cake from scratch. Any other time, no sugar was used.
@AJ Alicea which is probably why we all were so skinny 😅
I was at Walmart the other day, only check outs were the ones you do yourself. After I got done, I asked the lady where I go to pick up my paycheck.
Did she roll her eyes? Bet she did.
Dad jokes.
I’m in Australia and I tell them “I don’t work here” so u either do it or I’m leaving 😊
I also think it's pretty interesting how we can't get fresh items at the store but fast food chains seem to be keeping them on hand !
supply chain stats
Just ordered Door Dash from McDonald's. After a 30 minute wait, they cancelled the order because they didnt have all the items. There are numerous reports of fast food places running out of chicken wings, fish and even potatoes!
I have also noticed this and thought how are they stocked up we had a major lettuce shortage here
Every single thing has gone up dramatically. I thank God I have a good friend who has chickens. She asks for $4 a dozen, we give her $7 and thats still a deal for straight from the farm eggs. Our 4 kids are grown, so our milk consumption is about a quart a week. Flour and sugar are skyrocketing. They will never convince me that this is not by design.
The ones who have planned this, want Humans to only eat ze Bugs. Global Plan.
@Michael F Shank Wake up republicans. The avian flu is to blame for the price of eggs. You can’t get eggs out of dead chickens
@Michael F Shank, it is not the Democrats. The owners and CEO’s of most larger corporations are Republican.
It sure is.
Walmart has been making me gasp since the 80's when they destroyed small towns all across America.
when i was younger we had 5 small grocery stores now we have NONE
Exactly!!
And walmart is known to convince the local government to use eminent domain to get the property for them with the purpose of increasing the tax base. Not a legitimate use of eminent domain! 🤬😢🤓🍻
Sam Walton is spinning in his grave!
we closed our store because walmart took our book and gift business .
I haven't been to a Walmart in 14 months..I almost cried at that price shock ! We are in central florida..
It's awful. I understand!
Completely out of eggs today at my Costco. People were buying boxes of egg whites. Heard a lady in the checkout line next to me commiserating with another lady in line about egg prices and the lack of eggs. I spoke up and said if y’all need an egg lady I can give you my number. 😊
Way to go!
I got them at Costco a couple days ago. $7.49 for 24 organic brown eggs. limit two.
Wish I lived near you!🤗🥚🐓
My daughter said Sam's was out of eggs today
That's how you do it!
I haven't been in Walmart in some time. There's no way I'm paying $5 for a bag of chips, so I've taken out the mandolin slicer and am slicing potatoes, frying them up and hubby loves them.
Sweet potatoes are great this way too. Or just brush with oil of choice and put in airfryer. Yum.
Yes, even on sale potato chips are over $3 a bag and not on sale $5+ a bag. Even Fritos over $4.
Yeah, I've been thinking I need to do this.
Now we need to learn to make cheetoes. Lol
$5 is the sale price…Lays were $7.28 a bag for a while.
Walmart never has distilled water when you need it. Dollar General carries distilled water and they usually have it. And dried cat food! I agree with you. Walmart needs to have people restock the shelves during shopping hours. ☮️
IKR I just glare at the people that come up and clear the shelf. I can't stand hoarders.
That is more the issue than they don't have it. They don't have checkers so why would they have stockers.
@@KarmicSalt It's called prepping. You must be one of those that would rather shop when the panic buying begins.
Just last week I went to Walmart and bout 3 items:
A box of mothballs
One quart of motor oil
A box of trash bags
The total was $32.97!!!! That is insane!!!! This was southeast of San Antonio, Texas.
That really is insane! Walmart needs to change their name to "Expensive Mart"
In most cases, Walmart is still the cheapest store to shop.
It says a $1.10 for bread but when you check out it will be $1.18. You have to watch the prices at check out!
This frequently happens at our Dollar General now. Go to check out and there’s $.50 differences on items. They said they can’t keep up with the changing prices 😳
Same with Family Dollar. They can’t charge you a different price at check out than price on shelf legally. I don’t catch it until I get home & look at receipt.
I just found that while entering my last haul. I got a "fancy" tomato soup pouch on sale but it rang up full price. It's going back tomorrow.
Research scanner price laws! Not many people are aware of this, and of course stores don’t make it known to us consumers.
There's a big law suit in Ohio against dollar general for charging higher prices than the items are marked on the shelf! Look it up! It is definitely against the law!
I always have to do deep breathing before I go into Walmart. It's too peopleeee.🙄
You have to go early in the morning, it's very pleasant when it's early like 7am to 8am.
@@hillaryg7668 yes..that's the only time I go...just me/the worker's and about 10 shoppers 🤗
Excellent comment! So so true!!😂
I know the prices you saw are shocking but here in Australia, our ground beef of a similar grade/quality that you showed is now up to $18.00+ per kilo which translates to US$12.55 per kilo (approx 2lb) A small whole cauliflower was selling for around $8.30 Au here a couple of weeks ago, the prices are ridiculous everywhere but it's so interesting to compare what other people are paying in other countries too. Thank heavens for raising hens 🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚
Oh my gosh !
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I Heard on Redacted eggs are $1.30 a dozen. In fact, they have no shortages.
We’ve had issues getting distilled water so we bought a water distiller. Great purchase for us.
I found Kroger branded butter today at $3.49 and had a little party in my head.
Butter at a costco in Canada was $5.29, before xmas it was $4.89
Lol😂becca m
Here in Canada I don't have a Costco. My local Co-op butter is $7.99/lb. Yikes!
Did u stock up u can freeze butter
@kathy callahan I did have a couple pounds on hand at 5.00. Luckily we don't use much butter.
Girl!!! Totinos pizzas were mine and my husbands Friday go to. Now I make our own from scratch. These prices suck but they are making me learn how to be more self sufficient.
Been doing our pizzas every Saturday night for over thirty years....you get to be an expert after a while and get to put as much as you like on top!!!
2 weeks ago DH thought he buy a couple for the freezer until he looked at the prices. I told him I can make it wayyy cheaper and I did. I need to take a Saturday and make some up to freezer for faster meals.
People are either gonna learn or starve.
Throw your leftovers from the week on some homemade dough.
We had homemade pizza Friday night with the foster kiddos & they loved it ! Said it tasted a lot better then store bought or take out! Win win
I don’t go to Walmart anymore, it’s getting a little dangerous at times. People are coming unglued. Be safe out there! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
we got our 7 girls back in August...... freeloading time is over ladies... time to start laying! lol
seriously, we just moved to a small property. chickens were top of list in the plan but with the huge move...new job and more I thought we'd wait until spring this year to get a coop and get started. then back in August I saw a FB post of a local girl getting rid of her coop cheap. we checked into it and ended up getting it even though it needed some work. she also included 2 hatchlings. my husband did all the repairs and painted it a cute barn red and we got 6 more babies. it was a lot to take on at the time and I was concerned. but the still small voice said......do it. ...now.
I'm so happy that I went overboard with prepping and have things I bought at last year's prices!
I did the same thing. I have lots of dried and canned everything.
Smart
Every time I go into Walmart I get angry. They are taking advantage of the situation. Right before Christmas I saw a plain unattractive sweater, made in China for $49.00! My $1.89 Walmart toothpaste jumped to $3.89. I’ve been preparing so for now I’m alright. But I look at people trying to just get by and it breaks my heart.
I feel there are several stores and restaurants that are outright gouging
How many people.... crossed a border in
Who crossed a border???...where are they getting food..clothing...etc??
Why blame Walmart? They didn't begin the war against gasoline, which began the high inflation that we have now. In most cases, Walmart is still the cheapest place to buy stuff.
Publix in Florida, tin foil was $15.79. I guess I’m gonna have to start recycling my tin foil hats
LOL!!
People will soon start figuring out why Ma saved her tin foil.
🤣🤣🤣👍
Omgosh I love my tinfoil hats! Sad day. I wash and reuse my ziplock bags. Some how I ended up with a lot of tin foil. Measuring out my parchment paper instead of guesstimating.
Any freezer bags that had meat in them get reused . They just stay in the freezer empty.
I had been paying $13 for 3 dozen eggs at Sam's Club. When I went on Monday, they only had the more expensive eggs and you could only buy 2 packages.The limits on items is hard for my family because I have 13 kids and they're all still living with us and given the cost of housing, they will remain with us until they're married at this point.
I'm frequently gasping at the price of things at our local grocery store. We are off the beaten track and about 100 miles from any Walmart. It's insane how food costs are rising!
A dozen eggs at 7-11 are only $1.99… go get ‘em !!!!! Think out of the box… stores that don’t normally sell eggs or fresh produce are now selling them… and they have great prices. Hit or miss, but worth checking out different convenience stores & gas stations for. 👍🏻
We watch the sales ads and replace items that way. We stay busy and just watch what goes on sale. Stay strong little warrior woman.
That’s where I am too, but the sales are still higher then when I bought them originally. May as well buy them now because I think it will only go up 😐
@@janstoll8881 That's how I think....sadly, only going to get worse. Buy it while we can.
I have one store I do my main shopping at, but I watch the sales ads at a couple of other stores and pickup items on sale.
People complain about store employees fronting items but I'm grateful for it. My mobility issues make it a real challenge to crouch down and reach back there to get stuff.
Same! Also top shelves are impossible to reach items on the back of the shelf for even healthy limber folks.
Yes food prices will cause major stress and anxiety, went to the grocery store yesterday which I usually only do about every 6 wks and it was a big surprise, something I don't buy that often is Crisco shortening OMG..11.49 whoa!!!! Needless to say I let them keep it lol
I have not been in a Walmart in 5 years. I live in the country and the city is about 55 or 60 miles from me. The local stores here have tripled in prices. Meats is outrageous. For the last 6 months I have a hard time trying to find my cats and dogs food. I live on a fixed income and really feel for people having to make choices.
i've got my cats used to eating table scraps now. They get dry kibble in the morning but any other meals are table scraps.
@Allison
Been doing the same here. Problem is the cats don't like table scraps. They will go on the hunt, though, for rodents and wild birds.
Had these 2 boys for 3 years, they have not changed.
I've been buying tinned sardines from ALDI for our 4 legged family members which I give on rice, but they are a double duty prepping item for 2 legged family if needed.
Try buying from Chewy online. They should have it.
I'm starting to think that some people are living on cat and dog food., even trying to find pet food online is a Big Fail
It's ridiculous at Walmart and the cat food & dog food is absolutely anger inducing to me anyway. I hate even having to go to the store anymore. I get mad at the prices and the cause of it!!
Notice WM no longer has their Ecomax brand.
No cat food or Gravy Train dog food. The dollar store manager told me they were informed a year ago that a shortage was coming. He also said all dog and bagged cat food went up $1 in one day.
@@bettyir4302 I don't know Ecomax brand and Old Roy has gone up to $27 for 46 pound bag of dry dog food which was lowest price I saw for large bag of dog food last time I was there.
yep, like I wrote before I saw a woman with about 10 of those big bags of cat food. As soon as it gets in, hoarders scoop it up.
eggs are over $7 a dozen in New Jersey. We were selling ours for $4. A farm down the road changed their cost to $5. People were coming from all over to get our eggs. We need to match our neighbors. Other farms are selling for $7. Crazy!
I have never seen those many kinds of spam. In our stores in Canada we have 2 kinds regular and low sodium. I am just amazed. You guys are so lucky! I wish I could trave across the border to shop again.
Had four of my grandkids this weekend. Picked up some things at the store. Kept thinking, glad my kids are grown.
The basic white bread in my walmart shows $1.10 on the shelf but it scanned as $1.32 a week ago and today it scanned as $1.37. Once upon a time it was $0.67. Check your prices at the register. I always take a picture of the price on the shelf and have the clerk manually override the price.
That’s a very intelligent trick that I will start doing. Price on aisle says one thing and then when you go to check out it’s way higher. Taking pic saves the time of having to have an employee go check to see if you are correct. Thanks for that tip-would had never thought due to my injuries it effects my memory. You ROCK!❤
Thank you for your love and concern.Patara you are a blessing!😊
I've noticed that happening a lot lately!
Elena
I’ve been taking pictures for quite awhile now and it makes a difference!
I take pics, too. I once had a gal try to dispute it though, saying they "couldn't keep up" with price changes. Ummmmm well, I guess that's THEIR problem, not mine.
Prices are rising all over the world, in my local shops everything is going up all the damn time so you ain't alone honey.
Last time I was at Walmart (Perrysburg, OH), the Keystone was $10/can, but they were totally out. It was $14/can at Meijer in Toledo.
The Walmart in Moline, IL has the Keystone Beef (28.ox) can for $10.99.
I was SO delighted to hear jeremiah babe mention your channel in the last few days. He’s out in CA giving you kudos for how real you keep it and walking the talk and encouraging people. Love me some Patera!!
Thanks for posting this. I went over & checked him out & subscribed. I like following people from different parts of the country & world to be informed of how things really are all over.
I follow him also. I made the move from Southern California to Tennessee about 18 months ago. He’s very knowledgeable, and I love hearing Patara get a shout out.
He is a wolf 😂
Food prices are wild!!! Here in Florida AT ALDI, eggs are $4.99 for a random dozen large size. I paid $3.98 two weeks ago and thought THAT was crazy. Lord help us. 🙏
$5.79 a couple of days ago here in NW AZ at Walmart for that same doz. large eggs. $6.99 a doz. at Safeway.
@@lindawoody8501 astonishing!!
$7 a dozen at bargain outlet in Southern California
Here in New Zealand one dozen now %13.99 which is I think nearly 9.00 USA dollars !! Butter here is also 9.00 a pound .. madness
My Walmart in WV has their cheapest eggs at a little over 7 dollars for a 18 count carton of eggs.
Went to WM Saturday for toilet paper and eggs, 18 count also a cheep pizza, $29.97. God warned us that in end times it will take a days wages for a loaf of bread ( food ) prayers for us all! 🙏
Here in south Texas, our Walmart and HEB seem to be going up weekly. What's scary is the amount of "holes" on shelves where product used to be, even right after re-stocking. Not just dry goods, but produce, meat and dairy as well. Last week eggs were $7.83 for 18 at our local Walmart. We are in the process of setting up a space for chickens, because I don't want to have to depend on friends and family for eggs. Get your ducks in a row, folks! I believe we are in for a very bumpy ride.
I was blessed with winning a $500 gift card to Aldi after winning a grand opening raffle. Yippee
That's great, that's almost a half a cart of groceries! 😂😂 Seriously that is great.
Spam is on sale at Kroger this week for $2.99. We grabbed a couple today for our pantry. Ronco pasta is also on sale at $.79 a bag. Get what ya can folks. ❤
Here spam was 2.50, bought 6
Thanks. I'll check our Kroger tomorrow
@@childofgod3675 me too
Thanks, I will check tomorrow.
Yes...spam is on buy 5,save 5 but you have to buy 5 items. Makes them 2.99 til Tuesday closing
I have not been in a Walmart for a long time as well. There are a few items I prefer to buy there, but last shopping trip there I truly stocked up and have been using those same items sparingly to stretch the home supply. Aldis has been my go to locally and mainly for milk, coffee creamer and sometimes bread. I can make my own but on occasion I will spring for Aldis bread. Patara keep up with the updates, they are truly appreciated.
I'm old. My mom was born in 1927. She grew up in the great depression. She saved every thing all her life. She saved butter wrappers to grease cookie sheets..Lol! Those days are back!
I rarely shop groceries at Walmart anymore. I have a grocery store across from my apartments called HyVee and they run "Hyvee hot deals" Monday-Thur and then a different sale Friday-Sunday.
I have gotten great prices on these deals so it keeps me stocked to just shop these specials. The nice thing is I can shop the limits and go back the next day and get more so my pantry stays full.
1.99 butter tomorrow. Limit 1 tho 🤣
Hy-Vee has butter on sale this week for 1.99/lb limit 1.
@@barbwells3230 in Alberta, Canada the cheapest butter in my area is $5.39 (Costco)🥺
I stocked up on butter (2.49?) from Aldis limit 6 and I went twice around the holidays. It freezes well.
Went to our local grocery store today and paid $200 for 4 bags of stuff. Things are pretty tight already and I don’t how I’m going to keep food on the table at this rate. 😢
Coffee is so high that we decided to do straight chicory. Omgosh. I only use one tsp for 12 cups. It's really great and we can't tell the difference. Plus chicory is in the dandelion family and we get all the health benefits of it too.
Massive buying on sale and pressure canning so much. Thanks for your information ❣️❣️
I live in Ontario Canada. I cant believe how much more we pay for basically the same products you are looking at. Something needs to be done about these stores jacking up the price week per week, I cant even budget properly cause prices change and rise so fast. It really makes me angry when i go do groceries now. And that use to be my favorite thing to do
You guys are so blessed in America. I can't believe you can buy cans of chicken and beef like that. Here in NZ our canned foods are SO limited - basically various beans, tomatoes, corn, beetroot and asparagus, tuna and salmon, canned chicken is SO expensive. Wish we had more variety like you guys have
Went to three stores today and there were NO eggs... Time to find some good baking recipes that don't use eggs cuz apparently we won't see them stocked normally again for months!
Research replacements for eggs in your baking. I know there are several....applesauce, ground flaxseed, and bananas just to mention a few.
Wow, tanks for your input!
Chia seeds too.
I use applesauce for egg substitute in my baking.
Egg substitutes. Look for egg beaters. J
Patera honey, we still have 6 very old chickens 🐔 that hit the chicken lottery years ago when they came here ......they still manage to eek out a few eggs for us every week God love em. ❤️ Hopefully this spring if some chicks are available we will put on a dozen fresh ones. More people need to do this. It's not that hard. You could have a couple videos on chickens for beginners?? Just a thought....Love you dear from Indiana
Having chickens 🐔 is so fun. They're such characters. (Sweet Orpingtons) Gathering the eggs each day are just a bonus.
I can't believe those prices! food in the UK has gone up, but still a lot of good offers to be found. best wishes from Kent, UK.
I work at Kroger. I'm a clicklist picker. I shop all day. Folks are freaking out over the prices. As I go through the store people stop me and are in shock. Especially older folks. I try to explain but mostly they just seem to walk the store in a blur.
I do the same job and am having the same experiences. I'm also running into people panicking, because for some reason our milk trucks are having delivery problems, so we've been running out. They also are not having an evening dairy employee, so some customers are going into the back coolers and helping themselves.
@@barbaraaly6186 I know folks are getting BOLD and before long it will be dangerous to work in a store. Like when they go after bank workers.
I work for a Kroger store as well. The prices are going up so fast they can't keep up with tickets. I work at service desk and people are so frustrated having to get price adjustments all the time. The rate of inflation is mind- blowing.
I worked for Kroger 38 years herein Arizona at Frys foods in the warehouse. It's outrageous whats going on! Shortages are unbelievable. Alot of loads coming in with only 1/2 of product ordered! Yet people keep voting Democrat! It's all part of the neo-Marxist liberal plain to try and subjugate everyone!!
@@robbiegleason4462 that's not inflation, just them raising prices to profit more
I'm just as shocked any time I step inside a store now. Believe me, I'm trying my best to go back to the old ways to survive. I'm terrible at baking. Give me a crock pot or skillet to fry in and I can rock it. Our grocery stores are so limited here. There's Walmart and one other small grocery store. So, we are at the mercy of prices. Blessings to all. Yes, keep doing the best you can.
Same here. Two stores in the county. Driving to the next county is even worse. They never had half the bare basics before all this mess.
Going to have to get us a cow and some chickens. And make the town relax on their ordinances. Lol
@@sandynull7576 yeah....
I'm trying to go back to some of the old ways. I just need to plan ahead on preparing things.
3grocery here Wally 'new Country store ( high) n grocery outlet ..Aldi's Grand opening Jan 19th and I m there with bells on ..early AM.hopin better at least for Grand opening. Savin my $ til then then .hopefully Bigun shopping.....wee will seee
I rarely go to Walmart ever since 2020 so the sudden price jump does not surprise me, I heard it was coming
Thankfully my girls (hens) are finished with molting & I got 3 eggs today... haven't had an egg in almost 3 months! Woohoo!🐔🐔
I love that you buy Animal Crackers for your animals!!! ❤
I bought a turkey to cook and can next weekend. I already have 8 jars left from Thanksgiving that I canned. We generally eat it once a year, but I realized canning will give me another protein for 2023 into 2024.
How do you can meat like Turkey or ground beef etc…
Heard on another channel that Walmart is going bagless. There will be no more plastic thin bags. So, I am going to keep bags in my car just in case. I'm starting to see more shelves empty or sparse and less variety. Thank you for keeping us updated and informed. I appreciate your videos.
As a prepper I can , freeze, freeze dry, dehydrate and juice most of our fruit which we always have an abundance of. We have chickens and access to plenty of fishing and hunting. Bought 1/2 cow and full sheep costs lots less this way. We have a wood stove for heat and free wood. Just got a whole house generator installed and our well will still work during the grid out. If you haven't already please start to stock up anyway you can.
I feel sick every time I shop lately. $200+ for my family. Last year or so, it was $125ish.
My brother and I both are having a terrible time finding almost anything for cats; treats, food, litter, even a collar for my cat since he’s outgrowing his all too fast! The cat aisle is almost empty other than some wet cat foods.
Eggs at our Walmart here my last trip were $5.37, which is better than our hometown grocery store @ $7.19!
At least your Walmart had some children's Tylenol, Advil. Mine didn't have one single package of anything. Glad we still have some on hand.
Man dog food has been a real struggle. My male pup is allergic to corn, wheat, and soy. So we've planned ahead and stocked up about 8 months worth. Trying to keep at that level while rotating stock has been really difficult. Ive gone down as low as 4 months worth before finding more. Ive started ordering online which I don't like. The bags usually arrive with holes but I take them up and keep it moving. Its better than my dog being miserable itchy and chewing himself to pieces.
I really feel for your pup cause my dog is allergic to eggs and it is very difficult to find dry kibble that doest have "egg product" as an ingredient.
@@denisehill1215 also cooked sweet potatoes or pumpkin....really helped my grandpuppy with his digestive issues and allergies. He would give my daughter the stinkeye if she forgot them and would not eat until he got his sweet taters on top!
Pet food stores are usually better stocked than grocery stores. Or try Chewy.
Today I went to Food Lion here in North Carolina. Dukes mayo was 5.19 for a 30 ounce jar. Walmart is usually a little cheaper but not much. I noticed a couple months ago when I restocked my pantry that they reduced from 32 ounces to 30 and increased the price.
Unfortunately, sounds like shrink-flation at its finest. I've noticed those similarities here as well.
@@kristenmatheson268 definitely. I'm starting my list of prices (and now sizes) to watch throughout the year.
I am in NC too and been shopping mostly at food lion. My walmart os rarely stocked, a lot of holes, and not much cheaper than food lion on many items. I pop into Walmart to check for key items, pasta, rice and grab coffee while I am there. Usually no pasta or rice.
Went to Piggly Wiggly to pick up a few things today and prices are outrageous!
That's the name of their game, give less charge more! You can make just about anything you need like condiments etc.
Our Walmart always looks like they are 1 day away from closing down. Empty aisles everywhere. I am thankful that we get eggs from our ducks, have apple, plum and peach trees, one grape vine that yields over a hundred pounds of the best tasting grapes ever. We also put in a rather large garden. Home grown corn on the cob is the best. Home grown veggies that actually taste like veggies instead of that plastic taste from store bought. My son and I love to dig up our potatoes. I even showed him how you can grow potatoes in a 50 lb. dog food bag.
Dollar General has seeds for sale right now. Get them before they run out. Four for a 1.00. Non GMO.
Incubator arrives in two days! I’m growing my flock.. literally! Been water glassing eggs as well. Now to build a temporary coop for the young-uns … I have plenty of time to gather materials and re using cattle panels for a hoop coop. Keep up the good work everyone!💕
I rarely do a pick up at Walmart. I never go in. My anxiety levels go off the charts shopping there😵💫😵💫😵💫
Panera, I live in Prescott AZ. Eggs at Fry's (Kroger) actually went down this week. They were $8.19 down from$8.89for18. Also they only had 18 pack eggs.
Patara, the last time I was at Walmart (3 weeks ago) those Keystone Chicken and Beef cans were $9.99. They may have went up since then though. If you have an Ollie's Bargain store, you might want to check them for pantry items and goat treat cookies.
At my Walmart, the Keystone Beef (28 oz) has been nearly $11 for the last 6 months, or so. Early last year, it was $9.52. It's one of my favorite canned foods to buy. Keystone Pork is great for barbecue pulled pork sandwiches, which is a little cheaper than the beef.
Remember years ago...gas prices went way up? They said when the gas prices go down cost of food would go down. It never did.
Shoprite is a NY-NJ-PA-DE-MD food store chain. They are having their "can-can" sale. Either Green Giant or DeMonte canned vegetables are $0.77/can. Stocking up! They had 80/20 ground beef on sale last week for $2.99/lb. Their prices are usually pretty good.
Love Shoprite can can sales. Got tuna 10 for $8.99 and canned tomatoes 12 for $10. Their chicken breast are still $1.99 lb.
Yes, here the DelMonte are 99 cents +. You should shop those fantastic sale prices.
@@Terri_Stauffer So did I! Lol
Shop the fan can sale here in NY Hudson Valley, used to be all January long, ow like everything else, shrinkflation. Stock it to the rafters while available, cheaper today than next week.
$4.19 for 1 dozen XL eggs at my local Kroger. $4.99/lb. for 80/20 ground beef. About $2.99/lb. for boneless skinless chicken breast. Bacon is $4.59 for a 16 oz pkg. Organic store brand 1/2 gallon of milk is $3.99. Butter is $4.99 for 1 lb.
A week before Christmas, my local grocery store was still selling 20 pound bags of flour for $10.99. Last week the price has gone up to $16.99😮 I was floored!
@@robertandsamanthay7118 I got toilet paper on clearance at WalMart a few months ago. They were discontinuing the size. 9 Mega rolls for 3.37! I have never paid that cheap a price before. It is not my favorite with the ridges - but for that price - I bought a bunch of it. I will give some to my local food pantry - my contribution for those with even less than me.✌🏽😎🇺🇸
Eggs here in northwest Iowa are 4.99 a dozen. I was in shock when I saw a box of Kraft Mac and Cheese is now 2.19. It use to be 99 cents.
Hello from Knoxville TN and I see you are wearing a UT hat. You were recommended to me tonight by a lady in Virginia I was talking to. I go grocery shopping once a month due to transportation problems. I spend several hundred dollars but it means I don't have to go every week either.
That was the cutest bike ever. I always buy my preschool students a box of Candy for Valentine's day. I think now I will have to change my plans
A 16 oz jar of mayo was going for $9.00 on a trip to a grocery store in Hawaii yesterday. Eggs run $6,99 to $10.00 for 12 to 18. count. Beef has been off our menu for years as it is expensive before inflation, I find pork roast are the cheapest roasts to buy.
Patara I paid $10.69 for 18 eggs, $29.99 for 20lbs of rice. Bread is around $4 a loaf. $6.49 for a half gallon of milk
Wanted to swap stores??
Right now, Spam and canned hams are about the same price they've been for months. I don't buy eggs at Walmart. The last time I bought some, I had to go through half a dozen cartons to find enough unbroken eggs to make a full dozen. The stock guy was just throwing the cartons onto the shelves. I also don't buy paper products at Walmart. My butt is one thing I treat well, so I buy Charmin' Ultra Plush at the grocery store when it's on sale. Walmart doesn't sell it. I don't buy meat at Walmart because they don't have butchers. All the meat comes prepackaged from a factory somewhere. At the grocery store, I only buy meat when it's on sale or it's marked down because of age. The freezers at home are full.
We mainly buy our beef (mainly ground beef) at the butcher shop. It costs a little more, but tastes so much better than the grocery store. I do buy chicken when it's on sale and some of the beef when it's marked down at the grocery store. I use to just put them in freezer bags, but have now been vacuum sealing them, to go into the freezer.
That corn in the tube is the bomb! You dump it in skillet and add butter!
Yeah I don’t know where people are getting 9-12% inflation. Most things at the store are 50-100% more expensive than they were two years ago.
Ty James and Patara:). Went to rite aid drug store. All cold meds shelves were empty. Will go back again during the week see if they get more in. Friends of ours still don’t believe us abt preparing. Hosea 4:6
Cold medicine is out everywhere in my area but that's because there is a wave of a Virus all over most of the people in my
Church got it.
I felt the same way when we went today.
I was happy that the tuna packs were 1.00 so we bought 115. 😳
It is a staple our house so I couldn’t pass it up. I feel incredibly blessed that we have hens. We haven’t purchased eggs on a while. I knew eggs were high but not that high especially for the Walmart eggs. We are in Chattanooga.
Canned tuna went on sale in my area for .97 a can. The tuna was ringing up at a much higher price, so I had to go through hoops to get the sale price. It should not have been that way, as in fact everyone else who did not know that the tuna was on sale was paying the higher price for it. Now tell me that is not crooked???
115! Oh. 🤯
Things are getting touch and go as far as stock levels down here just below the GA line
Did you leave at least a couple? 😆
@@ronschafer4533 😂
When I go in stores I constantly notice the decreased variety available. We are being conditioned to expect less. No more going to well stocked stores.
I’ve quit going to Walmart near as often since I’ve discovered my local discount grocery stores
Wife the kids and I were at Walmart in northwestern PA and in order to get the cat food we usually get for our cats I had to climb the racks for the last bag. There was almost none on the shelves
I’ve done that as well for the cat litter! I had to stand in my grocery cart. It was on top shelf in back against the wall. I took all 6 bags. No one else was going up there to get it!
@@FloridaGirl- can't stand hoarders that take every last one but hey you got yours, right?
I went to WalMart today as well. Hubby gave me $24.00. I thought that was plenty I only needed 7 small things. It was over $33.00. I could not believe it....Springfield MO
I live in Illinois and our cat food aisle is pretty empty also. Has been for past couple months
New here. Great show. I was in Wal-Mart 2 weeks ago for a big supper stock up shop. Did well and found a lot of things I couldn't locale other places. I was happy because my local grocery is higher yet. Talk about pizza 🍕: same single serve tortino's Supreme pizza went from sale price of $1 a year ago to $2.59 locally. $1.88 at Wally's. Win-win. I buy very few frozen prepare other than frozen vegies. Cook mostly plain and season well. Better for us.
I just reserved turkey poults for this summer and the earliest date they were available is June 26th. If you are planning to get birds this year, get your orders in now. Hatcheries are selling out early.
A tip on grocery shopping for those over 50 years old - see if your local grocery supermarket has a Senior discount or a monthly Senior Day. I know our Basha's and Safeway have a 10% discount for Seniors (some also have same for veterans and military) one day monthly (may have a maximum dollar amount for the discount but that may vary).
Our senior days where I live is Tuesdays.
Sometimes the senior discount is only on store brands...
Excellent suggestion, thank you
I saw eggs at Walmart for $6.29!!! I remember when eggs were .89 and that was in NY 4 years ago…and $1.29 here in SC 2 years ago
Prices are so much cheaper in the USA about half the price we pay in Canada!