About as likely to be true as death threats to a Lesbo professor at a women's college, or clandestine racists hanging a noose on a Black kid's dorm room door.
Say there, with the price of Lobster as low as it is, for $17.00 I can buy 3 of them store cooked, a bag of hotdog rolls and make enough lobster rolls to last a few days.
For $17.00 I can buy a 24 pack of Ramen noodles, 3-4 packs of frozen vegetables, a big bag of frozen meat balls, and feed the family for a few days. Milk for the kids, boxes of dry milk will when made up and frozen then defrosted and shaken up tastes just like the regular 2%.
Hawaii 1969 cost of whole milk was $5.00 a gallon. SPAM is also cheap, start feeding the kids spam at a young age and they will love it cooked with pinapple or honey sauce.
Dried beans, peas and corn is under or around a dollar a pound, rice is still cheap, bacon is expensive but some store brands have hot dogs at low price and a can 3 pound of baked beans to go with the dogs come in at about $5-6 dollars to feed with rice a family of 6.
Working in food production I have learned that the manufactures for a name brand after they get the order will just change labels and go for the off brands using the same quality food but sold at a huge discount. Same darn quality food except the difference in price may be $1.50 a pound.
Much of the cost for food is in the packaging and transportation costs. We get the frozen food in these self seal bags, any idea of the cost of the machines that make these.?
String cheese is good only for training dogs, I would never feed it to a human. Yogurt is fine if one has the money and eats it every day and can afford it. --Cheaper to get a probiotic time release from the drug store.
People in big cities are just not educated on how to feed a family except for the illegals that have century's of up bringing and cook the food they were raised in.
