STRANGE PRICES AT WALMART!!! - This Is Ridiculous! - What's Coming? - Daily Vlog! 

Several years now😮

Ever since the 2019 shut down? started a garden and grow lights.

Not so much moldy as starting to go mushy

Yes! It's that way everywhere I shop. Even Publix is slipping. It's as though there's something in the soil. I am honestly beginning to believe that.

@@dwightsmith8623 Last two years the deer won't let me. I counted twenty in one group passing thru.

Same here I don’t buy my meat from them ever

I positively will not buy meat from Walmart sometimes a little bit of produce, but Smith’s and Safeway and smart and final are beating them big-time

Right? The produce looks great in the store, 24 hours later it’s all gone bad at home.

I will buy produce, but never meat.

yup me 2

Yep

thanks 2 biden and dems

​​@@JamesBrown-db9pkWay better than sexually repressed weirdos. Ps: with their PDF File leader.

Yes it is under Biden. gas is doubled. min wage is doubled. raised taxes. inflation. electric up 35 percent. insurance doubled. If Kamala get in the economists are predicting everything will go up 33 to 35 percent per item. insurance cable gas. .more then what were paying already. Oh dont forge the illehals kamala and Joe let in. 80 billion dollars

Same here.

Same here.

I know I don’t understand that

Good reason. We live in the desert of Arizona and there are none. Your comment isn’t for everyone

​@@Uprightfossilbut those who do, it would make more sense to. Fresh produce at a hopefully lower price. Maybe it would force the price down at least at the local stores.

buy from locals fwm fjb

because yes, farmers markets have good quality produce but also farmers only have what is in season or locally available. If you want anything else you have to go to stores.

Good morning. Thank you

But if you buy Prego by a variety of flavors to change up your rice and beans flavoring.

We have Winco, a smaller 8 state chain, and thier 29oz cans of petite diced tomatoes are more like a semi-chunky tomato sauce. Per ounce, they are cheaper than most tomato sauces whike thier flavor is good. I use them instead of tomato sauce when making spaghetti sauce and most times that I make spaghetti sauce, I make it in a big stock pot on simmer as I chop, shred, amd dice all the stuff as I add it. I do very, very heavily season my meat then let those seasonings leech out into the sauce with what ever else I add; then i defat what imdrainnoff and add the juice only. (Gone are the days that I've used darn lean ground meat amd added it directly to the sauce uncooked.) once made, I chub or also bag pre-measured volumes then freeze. - I went to the stockpot for flavor and also cleaning needs when making smaller volumes more often.

I make a better pasta sauce w/o salt and sugar then freeze. My family likes it better than store bought. Certain times of year canned tomato sauce good price. In summer I can make pasta sauce from garden tomatoes. Try growing your own herbs, and grow veggies if you can.

​@@twilson2844❤

I married a first gen Italian. Jarred sauce? Never! 😊

Thank you for all you do for our furry friends🦮🐾🐈

My Walmart stocks/restocks produce in the morning. It's almost impossible to shop.

Good morning

Good morning to you have a good day

For sure. Hopefully you can afford to get extra so you can delay next weeks trip for groceries.

@@bethyeary8995 yes I'll stick up while there. Taking a friend with me. I'll drive one time she will drive the next. Helps with gas that way. I can't afford to shop my hometown store anymore. I try but just can't afford it.

Take a cooler with you or insulated bags to keep your food.

@@rg-mi5hh I will and ice packs to help keep cold

@@lorijacobs5681 all you can do is try

We Love frozen Veggies,Especially the Green peas.So much better than canned.We gave up on Wall Mart Years ago.

I bake my own bread now, mainly because it’s better for us, but have you looked at the price of flour lately?!

​@kathygreer209 I hav absolutely ridiculous 7! 😮

❤ i just wiah everyone could afford to do the same.

@@StephanieHarringwell me, of course too; but we’ve been preparing for this debacle for at least 4 years. We don’t make bazillions; but we did make different choices than we had been. No holidays, no going out etc. serious work in garden, canning etc. So now, when food is through the roof, we can afford everything organic. Plus we only eat about 4 suppers a week and 6 breakfasts (or lunch) as the rest of the meals we are fasting ~ we eat 10 and fast 11. No junk food, no cable, no anything that hasn’t been made by me, from scratch. I make my own: Mayo, salad dressings, Greek yogurt from raw milk, make my own butter, hang my clothes out to dry, with washing detergent/rinse I’ve made. I put up veggies all summer long out of my garden, plus get bushels from a friend who grows his own on his 2 acre garden. Never have to buy fruit or veggies from store and feel very blessed we listened to some great channels on you tube, and got busy when we did! We wrestled control of our diets and got serious about our health in March of 2023. To date we have lost (and maintained 80 pounds each), so that’s the equivalent of a 160 pound person we were feeding. When you cut out pop, booze, chips, cookies, cakes, donuts, eating out, etc. it’s amazing the money you have that enables you to eat proper food. IF the rails don’t come off hurrah we have food stores to eat, if it does hurrah we have food to share with family/friends. Good luck and God Bless.

You need to find out if your local farmers are feeding cattle Roundup ready corn before bosting about local beef.

@@tarot-plants-mentalmoods they’re organic farmers, so they’re definitely NOT using roundup, so I can brag on them. Further before you disparage farmers using “round up”, you might educate yourself on mechanism of use. Some farmers use a form of round up, but the original roundup was used as a defoliant in Vietnam; and was never used by farmers for weed control as it would have killed everything it touched. SMH

No ones business, not appropriate for this site

Walmart’s profit for 2023 was $148 billion. This year, it’s already at $164 billion. And your taxes pay their employees welfare. Corporate welfare. Wake. Up.

I'm a William Wallis Scott. And Nathan Hale believer.

Not me.

Not this household

Was at the local Dollar Tree yesterday. They seemed to have plenty for a cheaper price than the grocery

I see this myself and it makes me feel bad for judging but it is just sad to see families feeding their children and themselves with all this garbage. The irony is that this processed junk is not cheap. Everyone deserves a treat now and then but their main food source looks to be all chemicals with very little nutritional value.

I dont say anything, but I wonder what is going on, when I see people with little debbies and hot dogs and other empty calorie foods.packed into their carts and well.... to each is own, but I hope they can care about their health so they have a bright future...

So did our Kroger in W. TN.

Watch they are making plant based cheeses

Field corn is animal feed.

Be sure it has iodine in it. Your body needs it.

That when you start another 1776, we got the power but seem to forget this and allow this to continue to happen, can't say it's because of inflation when these companies been bragging about record profits, that don't add up if you rise prices because of so called inflation you would break even aka make the same profit margin js

Good morning

I have a few packages of the organic quinoa and rice. Quick if you want a snack without fussing. And Seeds of Change has recipes on its site if you want to dress it up.

I found the GV brand at WMT about 3 months ago, 1.98 for the non organic. Have the dried organic also, and I think the regular has more flavor.

me too. I don’t understand it. I used to find it at every store and even in the cheapest brands I could get Dill Weed for under $3. Now I can’t find it at all, or maybe only in the most expensive brand in glass container that costs $8-10 It doesn’t make much sense. It’s not like Dill Weed is a high dollar spice like saffron or anything

@@paularose3847 went to Walmart today and got the very last bottle (GV brand) of the cheap stuff for $2.08. They were also out of GV organic one that comes in a glass jar!

You won't, their labor, supplies, diesel, and oil, have to be factored in. Got a very full peck of freshly picked peaches, no crappy Apeel, or Peelz on them, freestone. $25. You get better quality.

Good morning!

And stores easily.

Sept when the Fed meets, if they don't cut rates 75% or more. Sen. Warren told Powell to get his butt back from his vacation and cut rates. Sept is too late to make them look good. Food is ALWAYS ABOUT POLITICS.