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I know pricing is regional but where I am I can often get whole chickens for < $2/pound, and dry beans are going to be better on everything except arguably time (and that only if you don't plan ahead).
For me, nearly all the prices for those items are cheaper. Eggs, for example, cost $1.25/dozen here.