Is Fruit expensive where you live?
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Yep beef are cheap 😂 I have to add, anything other than berries and pork and good quality cheese
Wtf?! :D
Beef is kinda on the more expensive side here, but pork is fairly cheap here haha :D
Cheese is also expensive, but I don't buy that anyway xD
I think bananas are pretty cheap here considering they are all imported. Cheaper than chocolate anyway. I have berries growing in the garden.
Ah, ye it seems like Bananas are pretty cheap everywhere compared to berries and/or chocolate, yes thats expensive man.
Uh! I wished I had berries growing, that sounds awesome!:D
Which berries do you have?
I've got raspberries and strawberries with some blackcurrants to come. I also have access to blackberries, but I don't really want those brambles growing in my garden.
Pretty nice to have those different berries to pick from :D
Fair enough, how come? :D
The brambles are like barbed wire and spread quickly. Picking the berries can be tricky.
Ohh fair enough! So not worth the hassle I can assume :D
But still amazing with some berries in the garden :D
I'm in the US. They can get pricey at times. They are always on "permasale" though. I love strawberries but it's rough with how much they can cost.
I only pay around $1 less than you then, kinda the same price with the discount :D
The real price is fake. It's never sold at that much. $6-$7 is about normal.
I have no idea why they do it. Probably to give customers a sense of getting a savings when really they aren't.
Items that are marked down in price to sell them quickly have a yellow sticker.