They’re grocery bill-ions.
While New York is known for its extortionate grocery prices, it’s shockingly not the most expensive state in the U.S. That honor goes to the idyllic isle of Hawaii, where weekly supermarket bills tip the scales at a bankrupt-worthy $157 per week, according to a study by online tech and economy publication the Visual Capitalist.
The Empire State supermarket scene, on the other hand, placed 11th with an average weekly grocery bill costing an average of $121 per week — perhaps no surprise in a place where grocery prices have increased by 6.1% every year on average.
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