The price of just about everything these days seems astronomical, as theU.S.
Unfortunately, the hardest-hit categories are our most necessary commodities: food, gas and shelter.
Some favorites include broccoli, bell peppers and kiwi.
Bacon and sausage
Meat products are likely one of the items you’ve noticed impacting your wallet the most.
Bacon, in particular, has seen an 18% increase.
(Russia is currently not able to export its wheat and grain products either.)
Unfortunately, this means we will not likely see a reprieve in this category anytime soon.
Better yet, pick up some dried beans to save even more at the register.
you’ve got the option to also make your own nut butter at home.
The 5 Foods Least Affected by Inflation
Finally, some good news!
This is great news as you’re preparing for summer’s bounty.
Some states may already be seeing beautiful heirloom varieties arrive at their local farmers' markets and grocers.
Potatoes
Potatoes have long been a staple food for many Americans, as they offer a host ofhealth benefits.
Thankfully, potatoes have only seen a 3.4% increase in price over the last year.
Plus, they are incredibly versatile.
Canned fish and seafood
Finally, a major protein source that hasn’t been majorly impacted by inflation.
Consider making salmon burgers with canned salmon, instead of your go-to beef burgers.
