How much will the lamb cost?
More expensive than last year will be this year’s Easter table as the ongoing punctuality continues to hit households. Consumers are looking for the offers while many will not be able to stick the arrow whose price has shot up.
According to the data and based on the prices as they are now, a table for 6-8 people, this year will cost:
- Lamb 10 kg × 14 euros per kg: €140
- Chicken 1.5 kg: 21 euros
- Lettuce 2 × 0.70: 1.40 euros
- Fresh onions 2 × 0.70: 1.40 euros
- Dill: 0.60 euros
- Tomatoes 1 kilo: 2.50 euros
- Cucumbers 2 × 0.70: 1.40 euros
- Tzatziki 1 kg: 4.20 euros
- Kitchen: 11 euros
- 500 g slice: 7 euros
- Gruyere cheese 500 g: 8.95 euros
- Bread 1 kg: 2.40 euros
- Eggs (20) red dyed at home: 15.20 euros
- Charcoal 20 kg: 30 euros
- Pretzels at home: 16.10 euros
- Bun 1 kg: 19 euros
- Bulk wine 1.5 liter: 6.75 euros
- 10 beers: 22 euros
- Soft drinks 6 × 0.330 ml: 4.98 euros
- Fruit: 6 euros
- Sweets: 16 euros
- Various contingencies (electricity, oil, vinegar, lemons): 18 euros
Total this year 355.88 euros (from 334.50 euros in 2023). That is +6% or +21.38 euros.
How much will the lamb or goat cost
At the same time, as broadcast on the morning of Wednesday 4/24 by Mega’s show “Society Hour MEGA” with Anthi Voulgari and Iordanis Hasapopoulos, the estimates for the prices of lamb and goat want:
Vegetable Market of Rentis (Price/kilo)
Lamb: 13.98 euros
Goat: 13.98 euros
Supermarket (Price/kg)
Milk lamb: up to 11 euros. In the “Easter Basket” up to 10 euros
Milk goat up to 11 euros
