Things that are inexplicably expensive.

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Cauliflower...i paid nearly a pound for a tiny little thing in Aldi...daylight robbery.
Egg chairs...look lovely and fun but why are they hundreds of pounds ??
Halo top icecream...nearly a fiver for a tub...no thank you.
Please can i have some more nominations?

Razors!

McDonald's 'value' meals. That's a hell of a lot of money for some frozen food and carbonated syrup.

Hairbands and hairbrushes and hairclips. Hair stuff.

Everyday but decent pens (the type that sit between biros and fountain pens).

Lip balm.

Laptop power cables and replacement batteries, even for old models.

Mulberry handbags. They're made in a factory (I was taken on a guided tour after a job interview with them). They're not hand made by fairies.

My children are a long way past this stage, but I was always gobsmacked at the price of baby tights.

And LOL dolls! Most expensive tat ever.

Headboards for beds, ie not built into the bed. Just the wooden ones, not padded.
Usually they are just shaped wood, and painted, but seem really expensive for what they are.

Canned skinless, boneless red salmon. Tiny tin is almost a fiver!

Razors

Dishwasher tablets!

I was in Asda yesterday and was surprised to learn that Tilda basmati rice is nearly £6/kg. I can buy nearly 2kg of chicken breasts at the butchers for that.

Charlotte Tilbury's magic cream always makes me sad when I fork out for it as well.

Printer ink....what is it? The tears of unicorns

Dominos pizza

A ladies haircut when compared to a gent even if it is the
same length.

The lenses in my glasses £150 each and no choice here with a complex prescription.

Kitchen bins. The price I paid for mine, I want to bequeath to as yet unborn future generations.

Oh yes pp, printer ink is clearly very precious

Light Bulbs! used to be a pound or even less .Now supposedly "green " ones about a fiver!(dont last for 7 years or whatever ) ours need replacing at least once a year!

Mattresses

Kitchen bins.

Baby prams!

Hair products and accessories 100% yes!
Phone chargers
Crisps
Proper butter
Any effective solution creams for eczema
Water bottles (DC) seem hellbent on busting these within 3 weeks every time

Ink cartridges for printers
KS1 text books that have print big enough for a child with glasses to actually read ! £38 on amazon for current copy 🙈
Vitamin supplements

Cherries
Peppa pig toys
Secondhand sylvanian families and playmobil

Anything Dyson

Dishwasher tablets
Kids plastic tat
Tonic water
Razor blades
Rennies

Brabantia bin liners. WTF? They’re literally made to throw away. Why are they so expensive?