@AutisticInnovator So many of these foods are aimed at kids, and parents with kids are by far most likely to be benefits recipients because of the aforementioned inhumane qualifications. Walmart of course is among the worst offenders paying its workers so little, though I wouldn’t be surprised to see prices on these items suppressed for a while at most retail grocers, because the inequality split is severe - swelling ranks of poor to a shrinking pool of wealthy - they’re going to see a demand crash that eventually starts impacting their ability to turn over before the best-by date. I wonder if they’ll start raising prices again in a month or six, though, especially if all other foods begin to rise given the fuels crisis in the works. Hopefully demand will fall and stay down, new (but still joyful, not ascetic) food habits will prevail, and Frito-Lay, Walmart, et alia can get stuffed on their profit-seeking at the expense of the poor. Maybe this is the time for budget-focused creators with an eye to affordable pleasures to blow up (Kiki Rough is one of my favorites) and the rest of us to start swapping recipes.