What price increase has shocked you?

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Freddos 😄

Butter.

Chicken.

Lurpack

Dental hygienist. £50 the week before lockdown, £89 when I went back and £95 now. What's that about?

Cooked chicken at Tesco. It use to be £3 for two packs, now it's £3.15 for one pack.

Sainsburys Cream cheese. Was £0.95
now it’s £1.45.
Philadelphia is cheaper at £1

Cadburys Flake 99p!

Butter. Definitely.

We'll just ignore the obvious ones of diesel / petrol / electricity / gas.

Not one team, but the number of items in my weekly shop that have gone up by 20/30/50p

@MultiBird mine was £40, now it’s £48 ( went yesterday)

Eggs and peppers

Olivio Olive oil.
It used to be £2:50 for 1 litre, now it’s £4.50

Everything! ESPECIALLY electric and gas!
We went a "cheaper" provider a few years ago. Our bill was £68 a month for both gas and electric.Then went up to £84 then £200and then recently £300! We haven't even changed our usage!

I like cheese slices, were 2 packs for £3. I know it's cheaper to buy a block but I need my cheese measured !
£3.80 - I was shocked. Put it back and I'll do without. My waistline will thank me.

I was 😲 at this too.

Fuel, gas & electric 😔

Rotisserie chicken (not an essential, I know). Used to be about £5. Now nearly £7 at Asda. I'd be happy to pay the extra if I knew the birds' welfare standards had improved but sadly I suspect that's not the case.

Primula cheese spread. £1 to £1.69

£9 for a prawn sandwich from our local deli. Anyone who likes Lurpak, try Danpak from Lidl. We can’t tell the difference.

My kids like toasting waffles for breakfast, the ones in sainsburys went from £1 for a pack of 8 to £1.50 for 8. I’ve bought them from aldi since!

I'm sorry, but 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yesterday in asda, they were selling watermelons for £7!!!

Houses

7 quid!😲Never!! 7 quid for a fucking melon?’