Saturday, 25 February 2023

Comparing prices

 

I checked a Sainsbury receipt and compared prices from February 2022 to now.   I did this back in September and found my food inflation was 12%.  



Once again I have excluded anything which I bought in 2022 but can't get today.  And I do most of my shopping at Lidl but use Sainsbury when I can't go to Brigg myself.



 

2022

2023

% increase

2     Young's Admirals Pie 300g

£2.00 

£2.50

25

1     Sainsbury's New Zealand Lamb Mince 500g

£4.00

£4.00

0

1     Mary Ann's Dairy Mature Cheddar Cheese 600g

£2.66

£3.12

18

5     Semi-Skimmed Longer Lasting UHT Milk 1 Litre

£2.95

£3.45

17

2     Sainsbury's Light Evaporated Milk 410g

£1.30

£1.30

0

1    Frozen Cooked & Peeled Coldwater Prawns 250g

£2.50

£3.50

40

1     J.James White Fish Fillets 520g

£2.20

£2.50

14

1     Sainsbury's Salmon Fillets 360g

£3.30

£4.00

21

1     Sainsbury's 7% Fresh British Turkey Mince 500g 

£2.80

£3.00

7

1     Sainsbury's Buttersoft Spreadable Butter 500g

£2.50

£2.75

10

1     Sainsbury's Celery

£0.43

£0.57

32

1     Mary Ann's Dairy Mozzarella 125G

£0.43

£0.69

60

2     Sainsbury's Aubergine

£1.38

£1.70

23

1     Sainsbury's Sweet Potato 1.25kg

£1.11

£1.24

12

1     Sainsbury's Young Spinach 260g

£1.50

£1.50

9

1     Whipping Fresh Cream 300ml

£1.20

£1.25 

4

1     Sainsbury's Cherry Tomatoes 500g

£1.25

£1.35

8

1     Bisto Turkey Gravy Granules 190g

£1.85

£2.00

8

 

£35.36

£40.42

14


As you can see my food inflation is now 14%.  It was 12% in September.  Almost everything I use is Sainsbury's own label apart from the fish pies and the gravy granules.  Mary Ann and J James are Sainsbury budget range labels. 


4 comments:

  1. It is so hard, particularly for growing families, to cope with this level of inflation in food prices. I thought they told us that after Brexit we would all be so much better off...

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    1. I don't know young families manage. They are pressed for cash and pressed for time which makes low budget cooking so much more difficult,

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  2. We are seeing some prices go down, but not in the food category. I can't imagine how those who work for minimum wage are making ends meet.

    God bless.

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    1. Sadly I think that some are not making ends meet and are getting into debt.

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