We're on a mission and we hope more and more sign the petition to get GROCERIES ON SALE this month.

While our mailers go out to spread the word about this petition, I decided to do a research to determine what are the most expensive states for grocery shopping. Do you live in one of these?

1. NEW YORK: 

New York is currently the 3rd most expensive state to live in, according to a CNBC study but when it comes to groceries is the priciest.  

Price for half a gallon of milk: $2.56 ��

Price for a dozen eggs: $6.70 ���

2. HAWAII: 

Next on the list comes Hawaii. While this state leads the pack with the most beautiful states, Hawaiians will pay for those beach scenes in their supermarket sprees. 

Price for half a gallon of milk: $4.18 ���

Price for a dozen eggs: $6���

3. CALIFORNIA: 

Another state you would expect to find on the most expensive anything list is California. Think Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Los Angeles, and it’s not hard to understand this ranking. 

Price for half a gallon of milk: $2.86 �

Price for a dozen eggs: $4.74 ��

4. ALASKA: 

Either because of the remotheness of this state or the small population (3rd least populated) but it’ll cost you more to buy groceries here. 

Price for half a gallon of milk: $2.53 �

Price for a dozen eggs: $3.69 �

5. WASHINGTON:

Washington has more than a few cities with significantly higher than average grocery staple prices. Notably, Mt Vernon Skagit County (21.5%) and Seattle (28.6%) have pushed the limits past the national average. 

Price for half a gallon of milk: $2.10 �

Price for a dozen eggs: $3.58�

Close runner-ups include: 

6. Rhode island 
7. Connecticut 
8. Maryland 
9. Massachusetts 
10. Oregon

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