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Grocery prices are ridiculously high. Official figures claim ~25% cumulative inflation on food since 2020 which I think is under what it truly is. I estimate 50% cumulative inflation over the same period *at a minimum* with 100% being more likely depending on what you buy. Meat took a beating and is significantly more expensive. Snacks are among the most inflated, which is insane considering how cheap they should be to make. I don't buy snacks just as a health policy for myself, but I've noticed the prices before the pandemic and after. It's crazy. For reference, my groceries just for myself lands at around $100 a month (whereas it'd be $50-75 in the past).

I don't know why Liquid Death is being included. Isn't it just selling at concerts and other venues where it's often the only option for water?