If you've ever wondered how what you're paying at the supermarket (or not-so-supermarket) that you frequent for those fruits, vegetables, meats, etc. (including chocolate!) compares with the prices people living in other cities in the U.S., then I've got a site for you.
The Global Grocery List Project invites students to submit prices for a wide range of edibles from the stores in their area. These prices are recorded by city & state. You pick the food item(s) you're interested in comparing, and up pops a list of places and prices.
It's quite fascinating!
Thursday, March 24, 2005
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