Reddit’s Losing It ‘Cos Milk, Bread ‘Nanas Cost $12.50 In 2023 So Here’s What Food’s Cheap RN

An Aussie Redditor sparked outrage online at the price of their basic groceries this week and we all need help finding cheap fruit and veg right now. The user shared a photo earlier this week of their Coles shopping trolley with a hand of six small bananas, a two-litre bottle of milk and a loaf of Helga’s sliced bread. The caption read: $12.50 in 2023. Grocery prices are steadily starting to come down from their dizzying highs of 2022 but overall the cost of living in Australia is still utterly borked. In September, Australia’s consumer price index inflation was at a 30-year high of 7.3 per cent

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