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    Quote Originally Posted by ukman View Post
    Would you say food prices have become reasonable now since 2007 or worse
    Definately more expensive, although there is more choice of where to buy.

    We are spending longer periods at the coast (Bradenton) and shop at the farmers market etc where fresh produce is tastier and more reasonably priced.


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    I noticed a small increase, but we do have many choices were we stay! So lots of competition.
    Eating out is still our favourite option
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    I haven't a clue what bread, eggs, butter, cheese, fruit etc costs in Florida. I go buy what we need and that's it. We dine out a lot when in Florida which I still think is great value .
    Grocery and fuel prices will always be a ongoing topic of conversation all over the world. I can remember as a child my mother complaining bread had increased in price in 1955 from 4p to 5p!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by luckylady View Post
    ...... I can remember as a child my mother complaining bread had increased in price in 1955 from 4p to 5p!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by luckylady View Post
    I haven't a clue what bread, eggs, butter, cheese, fruit etc costs in Florida. I go buy what we need and that's it. We dine out a lot when in Florida which I still think is great value .
    Grocery and fuel prices will always be a ongoing topic of conversation all over the world. I can remember as a child my mother complaining bread had increased in price in 1955 from 4p to 5p!!
    Graham crumbs is what you get now for 5p or maybe not!!
    Barbara


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    Quote Originally Posted by luckylady View Post
    Grocery and fuel prices will always be a ongoing topic of conversation all over the world. I can remember as a child my mother complaining bread had increased in price in 1955 from 4p to 5p!!
    I'm sorry, I may just have to moderate that post for being too off topic ... 1955 ... YIKES!!! Florida hadn't even been invented by then!![msnsmile2]
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    Quote Originally Posted by luckylady View Post
    Graham crumbs is what you get now for 5p or maybe not!!
    Very true, what can you get for 5p anymore?
    Graham



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    Barbara you would be surprised as all the items you mention barring eggs, are much more expensive than UK now. That never used to be the case but prices have soared over the past couple of years.

    Like you, we buy what we need and also eat out but it doesn't stop me looking at the prices.[msnwink]


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    Graham in Wales. you can buy a carrier bag for 5p. and don't get me started on that on..
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    ...... I can remember as a child my mother complaining bread had increased in price in 1955 from 4p to 5p!!


    Goodness me didn't know decimal coinage had started that early !!!! 4d to 5d maybe.
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