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Food at home is up 11%; food away from home is only up 7%.
by InefficientRed 4y ago
Food at home is up 11%; food away from home is only up 7%.
- gadflyinyoureye 4y agoYou have to keep in mind gas to get the food. Now if you stop on your way, you can call is 0 total. If you go home first, do things, then go get food, you need to include the cost of fuel.
- InefficientRed 4y agoThis only strengthens my point. Going to the grocery store in nearly every household's weekly/biweekly cadence, but most people drive to go out to eat. If we include additional energy costs, the spread in inflation between food at home and food away from home is even larger.