roast potatoes, pork chipolatas, onion gravy and mince pies for dessert will cost £30.03 compared to £24.67 last year. chipolatas the crucial ingredient for pigs in blankets has seen the steepestjump of a2.7% to £2.13 for a packet of 12. that s because the pork industry has been hit by a succession of cost increases over the past 12 months. new research suggests that worries about money mean that nearly half of us 44% or so are cutting back on what we will spend over the festive season. supermarket cafe is becoming increasingly important, you can see the appeal. an all day breakfast is still on, i m too late! . i m i m not too late.
comprising of a frozen medium sized turkey, stuffing balls, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, pork chipolatas, onion gravy and mince pies for dessert will cost £30.03 compared to £24.67 last year. chipolatas, the crucial ingredient for pigs in blankets, has seen the steepestjump of 42.7% to £2.13 for a packet of 12. that s because the pork industry has been hit by a succession of cost increases over the past 12 months. new research suggests that worries about money mean that nearly half of us, 44%, are cutting back on what we will spend over the festive season. so, how badly will further price increases affect families? it is worth bearing in mind that is notjust
it comes as bbc analysis shows the traditional dinner will be nearly 22% more expensive than last year. in a moment we ll be talking to food blogger about budgeting meals, but first let s run through just how food costs are pushing up the price of a christmas lunch. a basic christmas dinner for five people comprising of a frozen medium sized turkey, stuffing balls, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, pork chipolatas, onion gravy and mince pies for dessert will cost £30.03 compared to £24.67 last year. chipolatas the crucial ingredient for pigs in blankets has seen the steepestjump of a2.7% to £2.13 for a packet of 12. that s because the pork industry has been hit by a succession of cost increases over the past 12 months. new research suggests that worries about money mean that nearly half of us, 44%, are cutting back on what we will spend over the festive season, let s get more on the rising
for thanksgiving day dinner, up 20%. remember when they had that july said, we saved you $0.03. will we see that for thanksgiving? there was a story people buying big chickens instead of big turkeys. it is less money. so we will see where that same spirit but it is interesting. i did not know it would end up in vladimir putin s lap. i forgot about that. and nord stream 21 and nord stream two tran. but there are a couple of things, this is ongoing just kick it down for month six more months, which is great but if you took out a loan now a freshman in college and not eligible for it, gradually you will have to pay for it. i just have never seen anything quite like this. this whole thing with inflation in the turkey dinner, i think it is basically emblematic what has been going on. the president says 7% is not a
disappointment. we are looking at what alternatives. one of the alternatives is taking more oil out of the strategic petroleum reserve. we don t have to be in this situation. we don t need this opec+ confrontation. if president biden would have gone to the gulf coast and let s do domestic production. now we beg for oil from the persian gulf. a horrible situation to be in. we re keeping an eye on diesel prices. the national average for diesel is up $0.03 since just yesterday getting quite a bit closer to $five for a gallon of diesel. dana: it has a huge impact on people working for the living. thank you very much, grady. dagen: speaking of working the monthly jobs report out earlier today could be bad news-/good news for the economy and fight against inflation. the u.s. added a better than expected 263,000 jobs last month. but the unemployment falling to