I have no clue as I don't consume a majority of those items. However, eggs here are $13.99/18 ct. - IF you can find a store that has any. (They're too expensive for me)
Kroger, but U mostly shop specials. For instance, I just bought a bottle of 'Simply Orange" juice for $1.99. I don't buy canned coffee, but that can of coffee would be about $8.00 on sale. A carton of jumbo eggs is around $5.00.
This post was edited by Element 99 at January 10, 2025 5:01 PM MST
You got a gallon on orange juice for $2? That is an awesome buy. We do not have a Kroger close but I don't remember them having good prices. Definitely pays to price shop though.
We don't buy items by the gallon or the ounce. However, I'd be able to get a similar quantity of all of those items at ALDI for a similar amount in Australian dollars (except coffee, that's expensive) - and given the current exchange rate, that's about $25 US. I also don't insist on white eggs, brown ones are identical where it matters - who eats the shell? Coffee is my one luxury, it's about $6.50 (Australian) for a 16 pack of pods. I don't drink instant.
If His Royal Orangeness gets his way on trade tariffs, you can expect your coffee prices to skyrocket. The US can't grow decent coffee for the same reason we can't - it requires high tropical mountains and America's big hills are too far from the tropic of Cancer. We've only got one mountain high enough but likewise too cold, it's on the Antarctic Circle and further complicated by being an active volcano and interdicted for environmental and safety reasons - Mawson Peak on Heard Island.
This post was edited by Slartibartfast at January 10, 2025 9:16 PM MST
You're a lot closer to Brazil than we are. They're trying to get a coffee industry going in Papua New Guinea (which would make it cheap, that's right next door) and the Owen Stanleys are ideal - high enough and right on the equator. They're running into problems due to the massive crime rate. The "raskals" pretty much own everything at altitude.
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