Orange juice, about tripled in price
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Literally everything. Leaving supermarket with a basket full of food and you've spent £80. Co-op's oat milk was 85p when I started buying it, now it's £1.60
Fucking hell that's a jump
If inflation is 3% per year, by the 25th year 1.03^25 = 2.09 ; everything costs double.
But yeah if it doubled within a few years something's wrong.
Noodles. I used to be able to get them for about 25p each. Now they are a pound each
The luxeries like housing, electricity, dentist