Is this true?

>chicken feathers
Do mexicans really

Yes, but you don't have to be in fear of your life

Yes, it is true, you have to spend more money if you want to get healthier food than corn products and sugary beverages.

dude I spend what would be 217 dollar a month of food and I buy at ica. we are doin way better than fucking canada

its true. but were still well fed. its just shitty, an inconvenience

and if I buy shit at willys what would be 170 usd a month and I get so much food I have to throw shit away, lol

The mexican peso is shit and you can easily be rich in Mexico if you have +1K USD or Canadian dollars.

har ni lidl i sverige? där finns det billig mat

The Canadian groceries contain a lot of fresh food items which are luxury items.

we have lidl its cheap af but kinda low in quality. like wall mart of europe

Canadian damage control operative often call price photos posted here 'Nunavut prices'.... even though they are not. But here is the twist:

Due to the collapse of the Canadian economy, Prices in major cities are now at the same levels Nunavut prices used to be at.

To the left. A price from Nunavut in 2016.

To the right: A current Price from a City in Southern Ontario.

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>Nesquik and Corn Flakes

Mexican confirmed.

the fresh food is still the cheapest, although its seen the highest recent increase in price. 10lbs of potatoes is now 5-6$ , used to be 2-3.
garlic is like 87c/lbs , onions, 4lbs for 2-3$
24 eggs-5$

>non rotting or gone off food is a luxury item in canada

do leafs really?

I want a bacon girlfriend

Prices in London Ontario, not exactly a small city in Canada and only 2 hours from Toronto/Windsor(US border) and these are some average prices (not on sale):

Small (2 person) chicken - $10-20 (20-30 if from a butcher)
Ribeye steak - $14-23 per steak
Filet mignon (1 inch thick) - $12-20
Outside/Inside Round Beef Roast (2-3lbs) - $20-30
Eye of Round Roast (shittiest roast from cow's leg) - $25-35
Flank steak - $30-50
Prime Rib (2-3lbs) - $30-50
Fresh Duck (not frozen, 2-4lbs) - $30-50
Leg of ONTARIO lamb - $50-100
Leg of AUSTRALIAN lamb (shipped across the ocean) - $30-40
Venison backstrap (whole) - $60-100
Thick cut bacon - $10 per package
Fresh Whole Salmon filet - $25-35
(10) fresh sea scallops - $25-30
Free range eggs - $6-10 per carton
Duck Breast - $8-10 each
Beef burgers (made in store, 2 per pack) - $8
Vac-pack of ribs (2 racks) - $30
Celery - Currently $3.99 a head, goes up to $5.99 during off season
24 of beer - $44.95-$60
Bottle of shitty wine - $11.95-$16.95
26oz Bottle of shitty whiskey - $40-50

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No you don't. That's just a markup. Processing costs money.

2170kr/month?
I manage to spend 100:-
Get on my level.

217 and 170 USD is quite a lot. You don't notice it but everything is comparatively expensive here due to our extreme tax. We would all literally be at least 3x richer without them.

Inte lika billigt som Willys. Jag har bokstavligen gått igenom hela butiken och jämfört alla priser på alla någorlunda prisvärda varor. Jag kunde inte göra det online som med andra butiker for Lidl visar inget sortiment på webben.

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Groceries here are r-slurred.

When I was in Poland I bought 3 L of beer and 1L of vodka for me, meat, fish roe, cheese, chips and cookies for 6 people and I only spent $25CAD.

For that price here I can get maybe 6 beers OR some snacks for 3 people.

yea, its also true for austria
But unless 1 k a week we earn around 300-400 $
This system will come to everyone, because it is neccesary to have this marxist perversion of socialism, which is propagated globally
Ive always admired the states, because of the financial freedom, but this is sadly coming to an end.
The only way to escape this rat race is to be the best, but sadly they will also make that impossible. You can be the best, but it wont reflect your bank account.

>217 and 170 USD is quite a lot. You don't notice it but everything is comparatively expensive here due to our extreme tax. We would all literally be at least 3x richer without them.

I know the taxes here is insane but I manage to buy food for a month while leafs with my budget would probley only last less than a week

so like 20 US for 6 beers?

Jesus

You might check the butcher shop on hamilton rd , by adelaide. they had cheap meat orders, excellent quality, local meat.

i agree though - celery is fucking brutal. cant make a good soup without it either.

Fuck. Why is food so expensive in America's Hat?

Probably food in Canada was a bit more expensive then here in the states.
Kek I thought the same thing when I visited Canada there was very little fat people. The fattest I saw would barely be considered obese. And that was mostly older middleaged or older people.

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I have a hard time seeing these checks floating around online are the most cost efficient you can find. If you buy food without thinking about that it would become ridiculously ridiculously expensive here too. My dad is rich and when I lived with him he used to buy food for like 10-15k just because he didn't want to think about it. He just bought when he needed something.

It's not as bad as Canada, maybe by several times but if you look at where we're headed it doesn't look good.

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>mashed chicken feathers with corn powder

Yeah I'd rather spend the $161

Yes you do. There are zero active cops in my city. The somali and chink gangs do whatever you want. If you phone the cops they grill you and never show up. Criminals know this. Liberal cities are trash.
Had some friends fro Europe show up. After a week they asked “do you have police here?”

Just to give an example
I work as an engineer and i make 1800 Euros after healthcare tax, income tax etc
I pay 600 for my tiny apartment, 300 for my old car, 100 for phone/internet, 20 tv tax, 30 church tax, 60 street tax, 15 highway tax, 40 insurance...
Now there is not much which is left, and now imagine feeding yourself when a sandwich costs 3 or 4 euros.

There is a range. My cheapest 6x500ml is $14CAD.

But yeah, a bottle of vodka is minimum $30.

So for 6x500ml, 1x1L and 3 big bags of chips I would pay ~$50. Stupid shit.

Cigarettes are stupid too but I don't smoke, only when on vacation in a country with good prices.

the kike fears the refrigerator aquarium

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Meh

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>be me
>live in flyover land
>chicky thighs and drummies regularly are $0.69/lb now, before the kung flu, regularly $0.49/lb
bell peppers and tomato prices have fucking quadrupled though

why the fuck would there be crops IN a city?
they are on the outsides of the cities

>why the fuck would there be crops IN a city?
the jew fears the the city dwelling, tractor driving farmer

Holy fuck, in Nova Scotia its like 10$ for a ribeye and like 8$ for a NY strip.

I legit wanna do this.

There are a shit ton of tiny fish in lakes near me at this time of the year and I could just napp a dozzen and live life. I have 2 fridges.

join me user

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Where the fuck do you live where there are Somali gangs? I have literally never seen a nigger in Nova Scotia

Perch? Nice choice

>When the mutt shits on Canada for not being fat
Truly a clown world.

Probably Toronto.

I mean its not like rabid packs of Somalis shooting at everything, nor are you likely to be victimized, but its there.

Mafia and bikers too.

You think its cheaper but you have to drive across the continent to go shopping, and also avoid being beheaded when you enter Mexico.

I actually miss the bikers here, but they ran them out of town. The bikers are at least better than the local inbred coke families.