Grocery Shopping

4 pints of milk=£1.29 or you do the 2 for £2 offer where you get 8 pints for £2,asda btw

A lot cheaper than now!

The prices only seem cheaper to us, because we pay so mush more. But it is all relative, wages were less than now and housing was cheaper too. so if you apply all that then the grocery prices fit in

That will depend on the brand and whether you want the large can or the standard can. It will also vary from day to day. I suggest you look on your local grocery store shelf or in their advertising.

It depends totally what the canape is made of. A slice of process cheese on a Ritz cracker is not going to cost as much as a canape made of caviar

Bear in mind that not all products expire. Table salt, honey, dried grains and various other things do not expire. Anything that has a limited shelf life should have an expiration date marked on the package, but if it doesn't, you will just have to observe any visible or odorous sign of deterioration.

Some products dont have dates on them but codes that have to be figured out. I know that Hersey uses letters and numbers. For example 1H means it expires 2011 August. I wish the government would make them put actual dates on the product so we didnt have to do all this research.

Your local grocery store should carry it. It isn't a very exotic item.

This question cannot be answered simply. The cost would depend on a number of factors: * the country of origin * coast of transporting said tomatoes to the buyer's region * weather and climatic conditions, e.g. whether there was drought, recent floods, etc * the prevalence of tomato-eating pests at the time of purchase * general supply and demand

Wal-Mart, Kroger and Whole Foods, just to name a few. Typically, your local grocery store should carry Everyday Value brands.

29 cents.. cheap lol :)

The same way that milk is produced anywhere else besides Ontario.

People lived in villages and would probably be self sufficient possibly having a local store. People kept livestock and grew their own vegetables, Fishing is a possibility and possibly hunting, although keeping livestock was probably easier...

Yes, there are clear Kool-Aid flavors. The label name is "Kool-Aid Invisible". According to the Kraft website, the available flavors are Cherry, Grape and Watermelon Kiwi. Check your local grocery store shelves. If it isn't there, ask the store to stock them.

The price of a jar of honey in 2007 ranged from $3-$8. Sometimes it was more then $8 a pound. The price depended on the jar size, the type of honey, local or imported, and if it pure or manufactured.

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Paper Bags may tear off easily where as Plastic & Leather Bags are Non-Biodegradable which means that they may not decompose naturally. Cloth or Jute Bags are Eco-Friendly as they are Bio-Degradable & Reusable. Many companies like LittleEarthGroup and so on manufacture Jute Bags out of Pure Natural Jute and such bags are also available at a very reasonable price because Jute is a Fabric which is grown in large amounts & thus also available in large amounts.

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iits realy difficult to say accurately but as of my experience (i have my own supermarket) taking least margin comes to be 12% without vegetables

any were between 3 to 5 dollars. it all depends on whatstore you go to and were you live.

the price of an apple because you only need the seed so after you finish the apple,dig out the seed and plant it

EBT or food stamps stands for Electronic Benefit Transfer.

The price for a loaf of bread in 1982 was about 50 cents. It would all depend on the type of bread it was though. Some breads ran higher and could be more than $1 per loaf.

In grocery stores but the strawberries we buy frm store r large, fiberous flesh, too firm, dry & no taste or sweet flavor coz they make them grow to fast. The best strawberries r ones u grow yourself. Everything abt it is better, when u grow them on ur farm.

It depends, of course, on what sort of meal you want, and it also depends on which country you happen to be in. Assuming you mean a restaurant meal of reasonable quality, typical prices in the UK would be GBP 7 to GBP 15 for a main course and GBP 3 to GBP 7 for a starter or dessert. So, for three courses you could be looking at GBP 13 to GBP 29. But you can, of course, pay a lot more in the sorts of places that get very well reviewed or are run by celebrity chefs.

Prices are a little higher in some other European countries, particularly Scandinavian ones. They're a bit lower in former eastern bloc countries such as Poland and the Czech Republic.

Look out for early-evening pre-theatre deals. These typically offer two courses at a fixed price. In France particularly, most restaurants offer fixed-price menus all evening, though they're more expensive than they used to be.

When buying chicken at the grocery store, you have to look at the date on the package and make sure it is not expired. You should look at the type of chicken and make sure it is the kind you want. There are roasters, broilers, and fryers.

There are many different types of products the online grocer Peapod offer for a delivery. Some of them are natural and organic food items, finest quality meat and seafood, farm fresh fruits and many more.