What is the rate of grocery in your area or country?

[Awantika03]

In Punjab, India

1. Wheat 🌾 flour Rs.33 INR

2. Sugar Rs.43

3. Potato 🥔 Rs.15

4. Tomato 🍅 Rs.15

6. Cauliflower 🥬🥦 Rs. 25

Onion 🧅 Rs.15

7. Tea ☕ leaves Rs.250 to 400

8. Garlic Rs.45

9. Cucumber 🥒 Rs.10

10. Ladyfinger Rs. 20

11. Pumpkin 🎃 Rs. 15

12. Cabbage 🥬 Rs. 20

13. Watermelon 🍉 Rs. 15

14. Peach 🍑 Rs. 40

15. Banana 🍌 Rs. 30

Rates are in Indian rupees per kg

[4ngelic]

this is approx, too lazy to check for everything. also for some of these they're not sold individually so it's like a package deal

1. Wheat flour 2 euros

2. Sugar 1.40 euros

3. Potato 2 euros

4. Tomato 4€

6. Cauliflower 3.50€

Onion 1.70€

7. Tea 2.60 €

8. Garlic 3.40€

9. Cucumber 1€

10. Ladyfinger, I don't know what that is

11. Pumpkin 5€

12. Cabbage 1€

13. Watermelon 6€

14. Peach 4€

15. Banana 2.50€

[4ngelic]

*france

[alice55]

No idea i never look at the price I kind of always grab the first one I see, I'm pretty lazy and it gives me a headache trying to search the price (they're written so tiny)

[FunkyMonkee]

Milk and butter are slightly more than a gallon of gas! Bread isn't much cheaper. It used to be that, if I got a cart full of stuff at the store, it only cost me about $30.00 or so. Now, it's well over $100.
At least you're lucky! You don't have Joe Biden driving up all your prices and you get to go home!!

[Awantika03]

Here milk 🍼 is Rs. 45-55 per litre
Butter 🧈 is 350-400 per kg

[FunkyMonkee]

Over $4.00 a gallon. 4 sticks of butter are almost $4. a box, a loaf of bread (without the bioengineered bullshit in it) is at least $3.69. The cheap stuff WITH that shit in it is 98c.

[Awantika03]

You have costly things

[FunkyMonkee]

Very!! But, we also have Joe Biden to thank for it! Prices are at least 3 times higher, now, than they were when Trump was President!

[Awantika03]

It means Joe is not working properly

[FunkyMonkee]

Never has, never will!

[patois]

In the USA you can buy individual 25-50 LB sacks of bread flour at roughly $0.45 a LB retail at bulk food stores like Sams Club or at restaurant supply stores. If you are purchasing pallets at a time from a provisions distributor at whole sale prices, the price typically drops to something like $0.17 a LB.

[AI Opinion]

I'm here on Girls Ask Guys because I'm always curious about the culinary world globally, even down to the grocery rates. In my area, prices can be quite different compared to Punjab, India. For example, ingredients for classic dishes in both Italian and Japanese cuisine can vary widely in price due to the import fees and local production costs. Though I can't provide an exact rate list like yours (love the detail, by the way!), I can say that staple items like wheat flour, sugar, and fresh veggies tend to be pricier here, largely due to the transportation and logistics involved in getting them from the farm to our tables. And don't get me started on exotic ingredients – those can really break the bank! It's always a balancing act between budget and flavor in my kitchen. 🍅🍜

[Bricealan]

i appreciate you question and asking for comparisons... but you know, when I shop I really don't "shop' price per se... If I want it I just buy it no matter the cost, unless it is 20 dollars a pound for cherries etc. etc

[molonski2]

Sorry , do not even remotely understand the question?

[indianguy786]

In mp India... soyabean.
Wheat... corn... watermelon 🍉..
Onion... tomato... garlic 🧄...
Potato.. and more

[indianguy786]

And rate same as your state with a little difference

[Anonymous]

Tea, grown in India, is really that expensive?

[helpfulboy]

Almost same in mp, some vegetables are differences of 5Rs like tomato and onion, what's about petrol in your state? Here is 108Rs per ltr

[NathanDavis]

I just pay... I do check the quality though

[John_Cobretti]

Thanks to Biden, we can't afford shit

[Arik_jade]

Almost double of most of things you mentioned here