Atleast in the 1950's

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Do you want to go shopping in the 1950's? Well let me compile a grocery list for you, one that, at least in America, would you get far. So let's see..... Do you want a loaf of bread? In the 1950's you would get that for 0.14 cents. What about some chuck roast? Go ahead and grab it for 0.59 per pound Still not satiated? Alright well here have some eggs for 79 cent per dozen Alright already, I know you want bananas to make a good sandwich. Grab those for 0.27 per two pounds. What about pork and beans? Their a steal for 0.25 cent for 3 cans. Are you catching my drift? All that cost a total of $2.04 . Sure it's not enough for a whole week supply of food but it would get you breakfast, and supper. So, want more? Bacon anyone? for 0.35 why not? What about the baby? Well grab as many as you want 0.10 for gerber what a steal! Those chilly nights sure could use some campbells, pick that up for just 0.10 also Need some cream corn for suppper? Well at 0.38 for 3 cans, I don't see why you wouldn't Need a little sweetness for your sweet tooth? Ahh come on, carnation milk for 14 cents.... Okay so one more, What about some cream of tomato? It's only 0.25 cent for two cans. So does everyone get my drift? $3.36 for all that, and sure it's only of the given above. So one pound here, two cans there, but it wouldn't be much more for a few more cans, or a few more pounds. Would you want those prices of food? These prices reflect the United States of America so I can't say much for any other country. Oh and please no comments on how that's just a thing of the past, I am very much aware that prices are going up on food, but a girl can dream can she not? I hope you all have a wonderful and lovely day.