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So you live in the UK and know what food costs here?

Don't have to 'live' there to see what food costs there, ****wit.

OK, then. The standard question asked of politicians, etc.

How much does a pint of milk cost?

that is, of course, a trick question. Milk is most commonly sold in litre
units. The cost does very much depend on where you buy it. Last week,
because I was passing, I bought a 1 litre container of milk - 99p. At most
supermarkets that the price of 2 litres.

I missed out the bit that said I bought in the village shop.