cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1229201
As the picture shows, most (all??) grocery stores will show the price per ounce on the item’s price tag.
It’s usually on sales tags too.
I was FAR too old before I realized this and it’s made price comparisons in-store much easier.
Note: Not my photo. Just generic photo from google.
If my local supermarket is any indication those $/oz (or per 100ml in my case) are entered manually by employees and can be wildly inaccurate.
So maybe double-check them.
Oh. Well, maybe I should remove this. That sucks. :-/
It's still good advice, even if there are occasionally pitfalls.
No man, it’s the only way to shop.
It’s a good reminder
Sometimes I have to get out my calculator and do the division myself, but it almost always leads to a better shopping choice. Or at least confirmed my instinct