57 cents
75 cents
75 cents
75 cents
The U.S. price for a loaf of bread in 1975 was as low as $0.14 (14 cents). However, this was not a typical market price. According to the USDA records, the average retail price was twice that much, 27 cents, for a 1 pound loaf. In the Northeast, for example, the price for a loaf of Sunbeam White Bread (regular 16 oz. loaf) was 29 cents. Interestingly there wasn't any "wheat" bread on the shelves of many stores in the area back then. (Major Bread Bakers, however, did market Wheat bread.)
"How much?" means "what amount?". For example: "How much bread do you want?" means "what amount of bread do you want?" "How much is this item?" when asked in a shop, might mean "how much money does this cost?"
"How much?" means "what amount?". For example: "How much bread do you want?" means "what amount of bread do you want?" "How much is this item?" when asked in a shop, might mean "how much money does this cost?"
"How much?" means "what amount?". For example: "How much bread do you want?" means "what amount of bread do you want?" "How much is this item?" when asked in a shop, might mean "how much money does this cost?"
"How much?" means "what amount?". For example: "How much bread do you want?" means "what amount of bread do you want?" "How much is this item?" when asked in a shop, might mean "how much money does this cost?"
A loaf of bread in 2002 cost about $1.14.
"How much?" means "what amount?". For example: "How much bread do you want?" means "what amount of bread do you want?" "How much is this item?" when asked in a shop, might mean "how much money does this cost?"
I depends on the type of bread.
The cost of the Bread in England was 36p in 1997