re: food prices rant of the day

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'll assume that is for a bundle of fresh parsley in the produce section.

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nope i meant dried. i bought some couple weeks ago. i just checked and it's $1.18. i have not tracked the price of parsley, but that price alone is not absurd. my point is there's lots of items that have gone up in price, parsley isn't a very good example. also prices seem to be moderating a good bit. bacon is back to what it was pre covid. most other meat also relatively the same price. it seems to me the biggest culprit in food inflation is packaged processed goods, which are outrageous. but it does seem to be subsiding a bit.