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Obiden Regime’s Economy Will Bring Higher Cost for Christmas Dinner—Here’s How Holiday Food Prices Are Faring

Obiden Regime’s Economy Will Bring Higher Cost for Christmas Dinner—Here’s How Holiday Food Prices Are Faring

Fellow Patriots, just six more shopping days ’til Christmas.

This from westernjournal.com.

And unless you’re waiting for the last possible moment, you have already been dealt a heavy dose of the Obidenflation that is making everything much much more expensive.

Note: A recent report found that the cost of a Christmas meal has risen significantly this year.

The data, collected from major retailers and analyzed by Datasembly, found that this year’s Christmas meal will cost Americans an average of $60.29.

This is approximately 16.4% higher than it was last year, according to Fox Business, who first reported Datasembly’s findings.

According to Fox, the 13 products included: stuffing mix, corn, green beans, frozen apple pie, whipped topping, butter, cranberry sauce, bone-in spiral-cut ham, eggnog, homestyle biscuits, russet potatoes, white frozen young turkey and homestyle roasted turkey gravy.

Analyzing the year-over-year price differences for each of the products, Datasembly found that biscuits, butter, and russet potatoes had the largest price increase.

Biscuits rose by 47.7%, butter by 38%, and russet potatoes by 32.6%.

Newsweek reported:

The high costs have reportedly led some people to start charging family and friends for a seat at the dinner table on Christmas.

Mike Simone, the executive director of market research and intelligence at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, told Newsweek:

New research shows that consumers are planning to gather in larger groups this holiday season, with an average of 10 people per occasion.

This is two more people than the average holiday gathering size last year, and the inclusion of extended family has nearly doubled since 2020.

Simone said:

With more mouths to feed this year, 42 percent of consumers are worried about food prices.

The rising cost of a Christmas meal may lead consumers to opt for more budget-friendly meals with lower costs per person.

And, of course, like last year, polls show that the majority of Americans still blame Joe-Joe Biden for increased costs brought on by inflation.

Republican Rep. Mayra Flores of Texas said in a Saturday tweet:

 

“Joe Biden is the Grinch in Disguise This Christmas.”

 

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky also recently began:

[A] ’12 Days Of Christmas’ video collection where he’s been sharing the ‘gifts’ Americans have received from the [Obiden Regime] this year, such as ‘43% more expensive airline fares’ and ‘costly Christmas trees,’ which he said were up 20%.

Inflation sat at 7.1 percent as of November, far lower than the 9.1 percent it peaked at in June, but still higher than it’s been in decades.

Final thoughts: The negativity has run on too long. Enough.

May the spirit of joy for the season be with you all, Def-Con News readers.

Hanukkah began at sundown yesterday—Happy Festival of Lights. Christmas is just six days away—Merry Christmas. And Festivus is December 23rd—Best wishes for your Airing of Grievances. And to each of us, may we all enjoy a Take Back in 2023.

As for the Airing of Grievances, I’m confident we’re going to need extra time this holiday season. I suggest we begin today. And may we each experience our own Festivus Miracle.

Finally, for little Abbey, thoughts and prayers, please. My young granddaughter is in the hospital. A Festivus Miracle for me will be her healthy return home for Christmas.

 

Thank you and Merry Christmas.