No grass fed chuck at Aldi like some idiot claimed but they have anti-inflation

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..Thanksgiving dinner for this November:

Aldi rolls back Thanksgiving foods to 2019 prices amid soaring inflation

Nationwide grocery chain Aldi is "rewinding prices" on Thanksgiving dinner food products to fight inflation.

In an effort to provide an affordable Thanksgiving dinner, the chain is doing a "Thanksgiving Price Rewind," which provides lower pricing on holiday essentials. The pricing began Nov. 2 and matches the company's 2019 prices, for discounts of up to 30%.

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Walmart's doing it too:

With inflation soaring and food prices rising two major chains will be giving a break to shoppers on their Thanksgiving meals. Walmart announced Thursday it will roll back prices on Thanksgiving staples to last year's levels, to counter the sharp inflation the nation saw this year.

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If you think inflation is bad, it's even worst for the first people here:

’29 dollars for grapes?!’: Food insecurity in Indigenous communities is getting worse


Food poverty is not exclusive to Indigenous communities, but they are disproportiona tely affected by it.

One in four Native Americans experiences food insecurity, compared to one in eight non-Native Americans. There are a plethora of reasons why: The majority of tribal populations have been found to live over a mile away from grocery stores, incomes are at or below the federal poverty line and some communities live in remote, fly-in-only regions.

Shina Novalinga, an Inuit throat singer with over 4 million TikTok followers, posted a video in September 2021 about price discrepancies in grocery stores. In her video, Novalinga shared photos of strawberries costing $14, Heinz ketchup costing $16 and a bag of grapes costing $28.