How are food priced in your country?

In Brazil, the prices went up during the pandemics. About 30%.

It seems that the prices are up, about 40% since 2020, but we have inflation and a weak currency. The government printed money like there was no tomorrow.

Good Mushrooms costs 1-2 dollars
Milk socts 1 dollar or less, potato can cost 0.5 dollars or more less, broad costs 0.75 dollars or more less.
of course things can be cheaper or much more expensive, but I tell the optimized vatriant to buy a healthy food, if You know where to search
Usd here = 90 around 90 Rub I guess

Цены повышаются, но и доход за труд и пенсию растут - накопления тают по причине инфляции. Граждане государства больше озабочены своим адекватностью в сфере нематериального наследства - в возможности наших детей иметь права и обязанности не хуже чем у старшего поколения, а в идеале больше. Вы не подскажете? Возможно это симпатия к отличию человека от наших собратьев в природе.

@Waiting4BirnamWood said in #34:
> Do you get a whole loaf for this price? I pay around 3.50 euros for 500 g of rye bread.
here are prices and how they look like ( prices in Rub) and weigh ,on down right corner there is a broad 500 g costs 110 Rub= 1.2 dollars

@Dukedog said in #1:
> Man i went out yesterday and spent $300 for food for two for a month. I admit i splurged a bit,heck everyone deserves Ice cream Once in a while. But you know the basics, hamburger, vegatables ( .98 for a stinking Bell pepper),bread,rice,pasta , all the commoditys. Meat,man that's just getting outrageous. I've had a garden in the past so i'll probably plant one this Year though even the price of plants,fertilizer and water is up.
> Know we're pretty fortunate here in the US, there's plenty of food if you can afford it but it's getting harder and harder to afford it.
>
> How is it in your country?

food is priced with money

@Dukedog said in #1:
> Man i went out yesterday and spent $300 for food for two for a month. I admit i splurged a bit,heck everyone deserves Ice cream Once in a while. But you know the basics, hamburger, vegatables ( .98 for a stinking Bell pepper),bread,rice,pasta , all the commoditys. Meat,man that's just getting outrageous. I've had a garden in the past so i'll probably plant one this Year though even the price of plants,fertilizer and water is up.
> Know we're pretty fortunate here in the US, there's plenty of food if you can afford it but it's getting harder and harder to afford it.
>
> How is it in your country?
If you can feed two people a month with 300 dollar that’s very cheap compared to Germany.

1kg bread 5-8 euro (good one)
1kg chicken 8-10 Euro (cheapest)
1kg pork 13-15 euro (cheapest)
Vegetables are also so expensive I’d grow them myself if I was at home enough
1kg potatoes 2 euro
1kg bell pepper 6 euro

To live off 300 dollar you would need to cook every day, no beer, no soft drinks no snacks. We can drink tab water throughout the country tho.

@celinofj said in #31:
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Refrigerator, live with inflation.

@sarahJayasinghe said in #22:
> In sri lanka carrots are 1000 rupees including fruit just imagine promgranite for 200 rupees apple 160 rupee inflation
Like a bunch of carrots... or do they not grow well there? Maybe imported? pomegranates are equivalent to like 600 rupees here, certain things are much harder to buy some places

@Wik1tor said in #33:
> Цены повышаются, но и доход за труд и пенсию растут - накопления тают по причине инфляции. Граждане государства больше озабочены своим адекватностью в сфере нематериального наследства - в возможности наших детей иметь права и обязанности не хуже чем у старшего поколения, а в идеале больше. Вы не подскажете? Возможно это симпатия к отличию человека от наших собратьев в природе.

Google Translator is banished on Russia, so:

Prices are rising, but the income for work and pension is also growing - savings are melting away due to inflation. Citizens of the state are more concerned about their adequacy in the field of intangible heritage - in the ability of our children to have rights and responsibilities no worse than those of the older generation, and ideally more. Can you tell me? Perhaps it is sympathy for the difference between man and our brethren in nature.