Fact Check Team: Inflation cools on paper, but grocery expenses still strain Americans
Food Prices,Inflation,Facts And Fact Checking
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As Thanksgiving comes and goes, new data shows a mixed picture for American households: the cost of cooking a traditional holiday meal is down for the third straight year, but millions of families say their day-to-day grocery bills still feel unmanageable. The disconnect highlights a broader trend, inflation may be cooling on paper, but affordability remains a major pressure point across the country.
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