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(08-09-2018, 10:54 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: How does that cost $32? Pineapples cost like $3, raspberries cost like $3, a bag of grapes cost like $5 if you get a big bag. Where is he shopping? one of those whole food stores that hike the prices up a ton? Those kind of stores are more comparable to eating at a sit down restaurant. Things like grapes and raspberries cost a lot more than things like bananas, apples, and all other kinds of fruit. You could buy some chicken, tuna, veggies, potatoes, rice, and some fresh fruit really cheap.

Going off my local store (not a Kroger) and their usually prices: Pineapple $4, raspberries $5, grapes $4(x2), nuts $1, drink $2. So that's $20(ish) here. Kentucky doesn't have a food tax (yet).

So, that seems inflated.