(05-30-2024, 09:47 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote: We've had a few general discussions here on inflation so I wanted to narrow this topic down to grocery shopping.

We have a pretty nice Winn Dixie and Publix in town (renovated WD marked by the big checkmark on their signage).  Anyway, it really seems that WD has recently dropped their prices to slightly above the pre-Covid days and continues to offer extensive sales in the form of BOGOs and 20% off items.  Even their cold cuts are back to $8.99 -  $10.99, often offering $2 off per pound on select items based on their weekly sales.  Conversely, I haven't noticed Publix bringing their prices down at all since peak inflation.  When convenient (not very often), we also stop in to Walmart to grab some items.  Most items that I noticed over the years experienced a slight increase so there really wasn't any drastic increases in their grocery pricing and no real deductions or sales being offered.

Given the above, where do you shop for groceries and have you noticed any reductions to their peak inflation pricing?