Will prices ever drop

[pride in battle]

Hopefully in the future, the war in the Ukraine will end and inflation drop etc but will prices ever come down, we paid £6.10 for a pint in Manchester on Saturday!!! if people have been paying this no way pubs start dropping their prices, same with food in the supermarkets, the massive profits they are making, no way they suddenly drop prices by 100%, if they can get away with it now then I certainly don’t see them passing savings on to customers as it will almost be the norm. Unlike say petrol were there is a degree of been able to see prices going up and down with the markets, food and drink doesn’t seem to be the same.

£20 for a Rudys pizza via deliveroo...robbing **** and it had **** all on it

 

[pride in battle]

And breath.


It's all your fault. If you don't pay £6.10 a pint then prices will come down. But you paid it. Well done for that.

Ah okay...

 

[Kompany Car]

No Spads though.....touchwood ;-)

It’s alright AWS and TPWS works doesn’t it, gotta check it’s still functioning.

 

[MadchesterCity]

Chips are bloody expensive.

25p for a bag of chips when I were young.

Don’t get me started on crisps, 20g packets now FFS

 

[heslops barnet]

Iceland lowering prices..that's why mums go

Was in Iceland earlier in the year, expensive as fuck…..

 

[Tourist since 1971]

Chips are bloody expensive.

25p for a bag of chips when I were young.

7p in mid-70s Leicestershire. £2.90 today in the impoverished North East. But I am sure 4 Yorkshiremen on here will better that.

 

[Betterdeedthan red]

Fair to say the 'backstreet' boozers are struggling in every small town. I have one decent local left.

Used to love going for a pint.
Hardly any decent pubs left round here now.
I've taken to having a beer at home on a Saturday afternoon

 

[Zubrman]

Was in Iceland earlier in the year, expensive as fuck…..

10% discount for over sixties every Tuesday! Huzzah!

 

[Blue Maverick]

Was in Iceland earlier in the year, expensive as fuck…..

Go to a different country then ;)

 

[bluesteve1964]

Just had the rep from my sugar supplier in. We do a contract from Oct 1st each year. 2 years ago sugar was around £400 a tonne. The current contract is £800 and just been told from Oct 1st it will be between £950 and £1050 a tonne!!!!
I get through about 80 tonnes a year. My other raw material is glucose. This has gone up by 300% in 2 years and continues to rise.