Gordon Ramsay’s Pricey Full English Breakfast Sparks Outrage Online

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is facing criticism after a customer shared a photo of his £19 full English breakfast at Bread Street Kitchen, his restaurant chain. The meager offering, which included only one sausage, one hashbrown, one mushroom, and a few other items, sparked outrage online with many users comparing it to a motorway service station breakfast and questioning the value for money.

Ice Cream Prices Soar: Cornettos See Biggest Jump Since 2022

A new study from Which? reveals the shocking price hikes for popular ice cream brands in the UK. Cornettos have experienced the biggest increases, with six-packs of strawberry and classic cones rising by 38% and 35%, respectively. Other notable price jumps include Soleros (35%) and Feasts (29%). However, supermarket dupes are offering a cheaper and often tastier alternative, according to blind taste tests.

Inflation Cools to 3.6% but Remains Above RBA Target

Inflation in Australia has moderated to 3.6% in the year to March, but key sectors such as education, rental housing, and insurance continue to drive it higher. Despite a 1% increase in the first quarter, inflation eased from 4.1% in the previous quarter and the December 2022 peak of 7.8%. The Reserve Bank aims to achieve inflation between 2-3% to support economic stability, but the path to that target remains challenging.

Nova Scotia Community Groups Struggle to Meet Growing Demand for Affordable Food Despite Easing Inflation

While food inflation has slowed in recent months, community groups across Nova Scotia are still experiencing a surge in demand for their services as grocery bills remain high for many households. Organizations like the Mobile Food Market have doubled their supply in the past 18 months to meet the increasing need, and have received provincial grants to expand their capacity. Farmers’ Markets of Nova Scotia is also witnessing overwhelming demand for its food coupon program, which provides weekly allotments of market bucks redeemable at local markets. Despite easing inflation, food prices remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, driving consumers away from mainstream grocery stores. Experts predict that grocery prices will continue to drop in the coming months due to declining consumer spending. However, overall inflation, particularly in categories such as housing and interest rates, remains a challenge for many Nova Scotians.

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