In June of 2005, the average cost for a one-pound loaf of white bread was $1.09. Fresh whole chickens were $1.07 per pound. The average price for one dozen, grade A large eggs was $1.14, and one gallon of whole milk was $3.12. The average price for red delicious apples was $0.97 per pound.
John Harvey Kellogg sells the first flaked cereal in a 10 oz. package at 15¢
Bicycles averaged $25, but some as high as $100.
1 lb. of pipe tobacco was 40 cents.
April 1895:
Cherries are 75 cents/lb.
Salmon- 20-30 cents/lb
Oysters 75 cents to $1.50 per hundred
Fowl from 12.5 to 14 cents/lb.
Turkeys from 18-20 cents/lb
Cauliflower 18 cents a head
Peas(fresh) 75 cents per half-peck (aprx. 5 lbs.)
Tomatoes 40-50 cents/lb
Mushrooms $1.25 lb.
Seedless Oranges- 60 cents per dozen
Bananas- 25 cents per dozen
Pineapples-25 cents a piece
Eggs 16 cents/doz.
American Cheese-14 cents/lb.
Best quality butter- 28 cents/lb. [source-NY Times April 28, 1895]
a grocery shopping list would be $1.50 for a week of food
well i am not that old but i do know much there were between 5$ to 10$ or a little bit less
$10 per bushel
No, grocery prices rise with gas prices. This is because gasoline is used to transport grocery products to the stores from where they are grown or manufactured. If gas prices go up, then the cost of the grocery products to the store owner will go up and eventually the price the store charges will have to go up.
in shillings
.75 cents
no
0.25 cents in 1950
At some dollar stores where food is sold you can find it a price of $1.00 but some grocery stores can have specials and coupons that can be cheaper.
Prices, dates, and food quality.
gas was about 45 cents smokes were about .50
Whole Foods is a new type of grocery store that deals in foods that do not have additives and preservatives in them. Their prices are a little higher on most things but the quality of their products is worth it.
There are many sites that you can go to to compare supermarket prices online. Some of them are; Compare Grocery Prices, GroceryGuide, Canada Red Flag Deals and Flyer & savings Team.
transportation of food takes oil to get it around to your local grocery store therefore driving up food prices.
The average prices of Snapple at the local grocery stores is: 32oz. $1.79-$2.19 16oz. $.99-$1.29 The average prices of Snapple at the local gas station is: 32oz. $2.29 16oz. $1.69 Tully, NY