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It is for a lot though. You can buy a kilogram of rice (or even larger amounts, price didn't move at all in Northern Germany), or you can buy the 2-minute-micro
by luckylion 4y ago
It is for a lot though. You can buy a kilogram of rice (or even larger amounts, price didn't move at all in Northern Germany), or you can buy the 2-minute-microwave-stuff (price did move). You can buy 2kg of potatoes for the price of 750g french fries. You can buy soup ingredients or you can buy canned soup etc etc.
Why do you think economies of scale wouldn't happen at the potato-selling business? Are they buying and selling individual potatoes?
- illiarian 4y agoWe can go back and forth listing every single food under the sun, but the fact if the matter remains: food prices have gone up. Including for "ingredients". It's easy to dismiss your opponent with "but rice and potatoes aren't more expensive". Well, I don't only eat rice and potatoes, and prices for other stuff like meat and milk has gone up.