New inflation numbers out Wednesday show a slight slow down from a 40-year high, but food prices are still on the rise. DaveCarlinTV reports on what shoppers can do to ease the pain.
-- Soaring inflation slowed just a little bit in April, but not enough to significantly help out consumers who are experiencing sticker shock when pumping gas and buying food.
"Prepare for high inflation at these rates for several months, probably through the rest of 2022 and into 2023," said Caleb Silver, editor-in-chief of Investopedia. "You can avoid the middle aisles of the supermarket, that's usually where the impulse buys come in. You can buy in bulk and plan out your meals a week or several weeks, in advance and you could maybe reduce spending on those ultra luxury items," Silver told CBS2's Dave Carlin.
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