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Please inform me to the location of cheap oats, 2€ a kilo isn't right now.

After sleuthing Q1 earnings earlier this past week, it's becoming quite evident that the US is entering into stagflation territory.

For example, cherry-picking Quaker Foods North America, PepsiCo 23Q1 earnings reported[1] +10% revenue on -5% volume; this pattern is rearing its head across the consumer staples sector.

Putting this into pragmatic perspective, local prices where I'm at are $5.68/42oz ~= €4.30/kg for Quaker Oats name brand as a proxy baseline, while Walmart's Great Value house brand are $3.98/42oz ~= €3.00/kg on the cheaper end of the spectrum.

[1] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/77476/00000774762300...

Only €1.58 a kilo here in the Netherlands.

https://www.ah.nl/producten/product/wi48405/ah-volkoren-have...

Likewise here in Germany. 0.79 €/500 g for the own brand in just about every supermarket (it used to be 0.49 € before inflation hit).

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