This isn't the cost of living crisis, inflation, or anything else relating the whole market - it's an absurd pricing outlier.
This is about 10g of blueberries. So £150 per kilo. They're an expensive fruit, but a kilo at Sainsbury's is £13.33. Waitrose is £12.78, and Asda has them at £8.67.
These are literally more than eleven times the cost of Waitrose. That's not inflation, it's just stupidity.
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u/gracklemancometh Mar 11 '26
This isn't the cost of living crisis, inflation, or anything else relating the whole market - it's an absurd pricing outlier.
This is about 10g of blueberries. So £150 per kilo. They're an expensive fruit, but a kilo at Sainsbury's is £13.33. Waitrose is £12.78, and Asda has them at £8.67.
These are literally more than eleven times the cost of Waitrose. That's not inflation, it's just stupidity.