Do you feel like your weekly food shop keeps going up... no matter where you shop

So who's seen the latest news? So a warning from the Chancellor has gone out to supermarkets to make sure we're not taking for a ride. But does anybody else feel like the food is becoming a luxury instead of a necessity. You come home with less, but you somehow are spending so much more, the trolley doesn't feel as ful. So there's your loaf of bread, your milk, your butter, your cheese, your coffee, your chocolate, olive oil, bag of crisps. It feels like almost everything has gone up, and not just by 1p, it's like 5p at a time. And don't get me started on shrinkflation. So things that we are buying are shrinking in size, but the price is staying the same. Perfect example, Alfredo, um, fewer biscuits in the packet and you're paying exactly the same amount, and it's just so, so frustrating because you're paying more and getting less. Got to the point where the government has publicly warned supermarkets to make sure we're not taking shoppers for a ride. I feel this is a little bit too late, personally, because this has been happening now for over the past year, if not longer, where the price of everything is creeping up. And it's not even a creep, 20p difference sometimes on particular items. But it isn't a luxury, this is a necessity. We have to be able to purchase food and afford food. Let me ask you, what is the one item recently that you picked up and thought, I ain't paying that and put it back. And does anybody else feel the same as me, that food is becoming a luxury, let me know.