Here's How Much More Expensive Groceries Have Gotten After Nine Months Of Trump 2.0

[Guno צְבִי]

During an August press conference ahead of the 2024 presidential race, Donald Trump promised that, if elected, he would lower grocery prices right away. “When I win, I will immediately bring prices down, starting on day one,” he said.​

Here’s how the prices changed:​

The price of a bag of coffee at TheEggWatch's local store was previously $7.99. Now, it's $9.99 a bag.​

On Jan. 19, 2025, TheEggWatch bought a pack of bacon for $7.49. Now, it's on sale for $8.99.​

A pack of giant Hershey's with almonds was $3.99. Now, it's $5.29.​

The store's tailless beef loin boneless New York strip steak was $13.99 per pound when Biden was last in office. Now, that same steak is $16.99 per pound.​

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Here's How Much More Expensive Groceries Have Gotten After Nine Months Of Trump 2.0

It feels like I need to take out a small business loan just to buy some bananas.

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[Grokmaster]

Eggs =$1.50 per dozen, Grade A large; Milk= $2.65 per galloon 2%; Bread $1-1.50 per large loaf; American cheese (real cheese, not "cheese food" , or "cheese product" ) $ 3.50 per lb. ; Ground beef = $3.99- $6.99 [per lb.; boneless, skmnlss chicken breast = $2.19 per lb.;

Where the fuck do you shop?

 

[Diogenes]

Grocery prices in the United States are tracked primarily through the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for "food at home" by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This index measures changes in prices for food purchased at grocery stores and supermarkets. As of the latest available data (August 2025), grocery prices have increased by approximately 1.2% since February 1, 2025.

Did you say a word about prices going up year-over-year in 2022 and 2023, @Guno צְבִי ?

•Car insurance: +20%
•Rent: +7.5%
•Restaurant meals: +8.4%

•Groceries: +11%
•Beef: +9%
•Chicken: +14%
•Pork: +9%
•Eggs: +70%
•Milk: +17%
•Bread: +14%
•Fruits and vegetables: +9%

•Electricity: +14%
•Gasoline: +49%
•New cars: +13%
•Used cars: +37%
•Clothing: +5%
•Personal care: +5%
•Hospital services: +5.6%
•Prescription drugs: +5%
•Education: +5