A pound of rotisserie chicken from the Yooper grocery store deli: $9.05
Thats a hell of a chicken!

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Originally posted by Flash-LB:
Where I shop, all produce is locally sourced, as is beef. Probably as a result of this, produce is up, but not much, probably 5~10% and beef is up perhaps 20%. Last week jalapenos were 99¢/lb, russet potatoes were also, green onions 50¢/bunch, artichokes 2.50/ea, red onions 85¢ each, asparagus 1.99/lg, broccoli crowns $1.49/lb. These are essentially the same price as they were a year ago.

We'll be moving to Gilbert if we can at all help it. When I get there, I need to get whatever info you feel like passing along to an incoming Sigforum member, and this grocery store is high up on the list of places I'd like to know about. Please.

Our local restaurant has increased prices too. Usually we could have had a nice meal for maybe 30$ with tip. Now it’s 40$ plus tip. Some meals up more than others. I have a favorite turkey bacon club, used to be 9.99, now it’s 10.39 I believe. That’s doable though. Portion size hasn’t changed and it comes with fries and soup. It’s just cause all food prices have increased. I still try to go to the local shops and restaurants if I can.

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:

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Originally posted by Flash-LB:
Where I shop, all produce is locally sourced, as is beef. Probably as a result of this, produce is up, but not much, probably 5~10% and beef is up perhaps 20%. Last week jalapenos were 99¢/lb, russet potatoes were also, green onions 50¢/bunch, artichokes 2.50/ea, red onions 85¢ each, asparagus 1.99/lg, broccoli crowns $1.49/lb. These are essentially the same price as they were a year ago.

We'll be moving to Gilbert if we can at all help it. When I get there, I need to get whatever info you feel like passing along to an incoming Sigforum member, and this grocery store is high up on the list of places I'd like to know about. Please.

Any questions you have, feel free to ask. I've lived in Gilbert a little over 18 years so I know the Town pretty well.

Oh, I forgot to mention. Coors Light was on sale for $ 16.99/30 pack last Wednesday which is a darn good price. No limit on how many per customer. And no, I don't want to hear how much people hate Coors Light. I also drink Kona Brewing beer which may redeem me a bit.

Coors light?! WTF… Got no good water down there?

Bet you could strain that stuff through a Berkey and get good clean water.

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Coors Light was on sale for $16.99/30

A 30-pack of beer would probably last about two years in my house.

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Originally posted by SIGnified:
Coors light?! WTF… Got no good water down there?

Bet you could strain that stuff through a Berkey and get good clean water.

Yeah, I've got a couple of friends who like to drink beer that tastes like black licorice and that's what they say.