It really does depend on where you live, I would say.  Milk is definitely more expensive than they listed, and I just looked up a 18 can pack of Bud Light where I live, and it costs $34 (http://www.thebeerstore.ca/beers/bud-light) . Which, yeah, truly is no where near $10.  And skinless chicken breast here is around $8/lb from a regular grocery store, so I'd love to know where I could buy that cut at $1/lb (or I guess $2/lb if I excessively exaggerate USD/CAD exchange rate). Man still, even if just 1/3 of those prices are anywhere near accurate, American food prices are crazy low. I'm surprised people are fat on junk food and not human food, considering how cheap it looks to be.