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Default Target adopts the 12 ounce pound

One of the things i really liked at Target was their frozen green beans. I would
toss in a handful whenever I felt like vegetable soup. They were consistently
99 cents a pound.

Well, now they have switched to the "steampack' package, where you can nuke
the whole package at once, which i have no interest in doing. The price is still 99 cents, only now for 12 ounces instead of a pound. A whole pound would cost
33 cents more, so I figure this pack represents a 33% increase.
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On Saturday, March 15, 2014 6:53:35 PM UTC-5, wrote:
> One of the things i really liked at Target was their frozen green beans. I would
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> toss in a handful whenever I felt like vegetable soup. They were consistently
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> 99 cents a pound.
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> Well, now they have switched to the "steampack' package, where you can nuke
>
> the whole package at once, which i have no interest in doing. The price is still 99 cents, only now for 12 ounces instead of a pound. A whole pound would cost
>
> 33 cents more, so I figure this pack represents a 33% increase.



"1% Inflation" strikes again. It's getting incredibly easy to spend 40 bucks at a time on groceries and feel like you didn't end up with much of anything.
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On Monday, March 17, 2014 1:49:47 AM UTC-5, Christopher Helms wrote:
> On Saturday, March 15, 2014 6:53:35 PM UTC-5, wrote:
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> > toss in a handful whenever I felt like vegetable soup. They were consistently

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> > 99 cents a pound.

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> > Well, now they have switched to the "steampack' package, where you can nuke

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> > the whole package at once, which i have no interest in doing. The price is still 99 cents, only now for 12 ounces instead of a pound. A whole pound would cost

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> > 33 cents more, so I figure this pack represents a 33% increase.

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> "1% Inflation" strikes again. It's getting incredibly easy to spend 40 bucks at a time on groceries and feel like you didn't end up with much of anything.



I have located the actual food inflation number, and it ain't 1%.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-0...es-are-19-2014
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