It’d be more meaningful to compare prices like-for-like. For example, to feed a family of four for one week (two adults and two teenagers) I could go to Whole Foods and spend $300 no problem. Or I could go to Aldi and spend $130 on good quality food. There’s no doubt the food prices in the US have been absolutely slammed by inflation in the last 18 months or so. I watch “street food” shows in countries like Thailand or Vietnam and it looks like they can get a delicious (not necessarily healthy) meal for <$5.

All off to Baja California

in most of the really expensive pictures are Nestlé products.


As Odell wrote, it would be nice to compare every single item world wide.

WTF is first world becoming

#1 lying badly... I live in Brazil and 35 dollars today is around 180,00 BLR. With this money you can buy more than just fruits... even in a expensive market. But one thing is real: inflation! Every country is facing this

Eat rich politicians.

someone could think that there is to much unnecessary or even luxurious stuff in this groceries to call that a crisis
more of first world problems