re: Trump Cut Tariffs On These Five Foods. It’s Too Late To Stop Price Hikes

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Far worse.

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bullshite!

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Once prices increase, especially for a broad category like groceries, very rarely do they come down,”

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This is true. We have lowered catfish prices to try to increase sales with little luck because retailers and restaurants won’t lower their prices. The only luck you have with it is if a restaurant or store wasn’t buying previously and decides to buy now.

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bullshite

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So, groceries are cheaper now?

A gallon of milk for $1.06?
Its almost six bucks a gallon where I live.

That cheaper than a gallon of distilled water

Google says this so maybe you have be fortunate in pricing issue

As of late 2024/late 2025, finding a gallon of milk for $1.09 in the United States is generally not possible in retail stores, as the current national average price is significantly higher. Prices this low have not been typical for several years, though some historical data shows a comparable price in the 1930s when adjusted for inflation.
The average price for a gallon of conventional whole milk in the U.S. in November 2025 was approximately $4.32.

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Why are you confused?

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I’m not confused at all. The vast majority of groceries are more expensive. Eggs being one of few outliers. Seems it’s the folks with TWS on here that are confused.

Also….gas is down for me too. Once that stabilizes then costs will come down. Transportation companies are super slow on lowing the fuel surcharges

Obviously it must be a special deal in your area. While I am not the primary shopper in my family, I do procure most of the milk in my household as my wife always tells me to get some on the way home from work.

I have never seen pricing that low at any store I shop. But I did check 7 different Walmart stores from Pensacola to Birmingham and all I could find under $2 was a quart.