1. $1.25
   $3.67
2. 19 cents
   $2.17

Jerseymaid yogurt is a rich and creamy yogurt which comes in a variety of fruit-based flavors. In 1970, Jerseymaid yogurt in California was priced at 19 cents.

1. 69 cents per pound
   $2 per pound
2. $5.67 per pound
   $1.79 per pound

Weiner is a sausage or hot dog which is made from beef, pork or chicken. In California, in 1970, weiners were priced at 69 cents per pound.

1. $2.22
   49 cents
2. 7 cents
   $3.14

Joy, a dishwashing liquid introduced by the Procter & Gamble Company in 1949, was sold at 49 cents in 1971.

1. $5.67 per pound
   19 cents per pound
2. $2 per pound
   $3.22 per pound

Rich in antioxidants, grapes are used to make various foods such as wine, vinegar, and raisins. In 1978, they was priced at 19 cents per pound.

1. $1.79 per pound
   $2.23 per pound
2. 12 cents per pound
   $2 per pound

A banana is an edible fruit which is packed with nutrients such as potassium, magnesium, and vitamins B6 and B12. In 1970, bananas cost 12 cents per pound.

1. $2 per pound
   $5.67 per pound
2. $1.79 per pound
   98 cents per pound

Ground beef is meat which has been finely chopped with a large knife or meat grinder. In 1978, ground beef was sold in Illinois at 98 cents per pound.

1. $3.14
   $1.89
2. 13 cents
   $2.57

Modern bathroom tissue was first introduced in the United States in 1857 by Joseph Gayetty. In 1970, bathroom tissue in California was listed at only 13 cents.

1. 79 cents
   $2.17
2. $4.82
   7 cents

Head & Shoulders Shampoo is an American brand of anti-dandruff shampoo introduced in 1961 by the Procter & Gamble Company. In 1970, it was priced at 79 cents.

1. $2.21 for 5 pounds
   69 cents for 5 pounds
2. $5 for 5 pounds
   $3.45 for 5 pounds

Frozen french fries, which were first sold in 1947 through the Birds Eye Company, cost only 69 cents for 5 pounds in 1971.

1. $2.02 per can
   $1 per can
2. 20 cents per can
   78 cents per can

Fruit cocktails, a blend of fruit served in their own juices or syrup, was sold in Ohio at 20 cents per can in 1971.

1. $1.79
   16 cents
2. $4.27
   $2.22

Introduced in 1928, sliced loaf bread is bread which has been sliced by a machine and packaged for consumption. It was priced at 16 cents per load in 1971.

1. $1.25
   $4.82
2. $2.17
   29 cents

Strawberries are edible fruits packed with antioxidants, vitamins K and C and other nutrients. In 1970, they cost only 29 cents per pound.

1. $3.67
   $2.57
2. 19 cents
   $3.14

Heinz Ketchup is a brand of ketchup first introduced by the H.J. Heinz Company in 1869. In California, in 1971, it was priced at 19 cents.

1. $2.23 per pound
   $1.79 per pound
2. 14 cents per pound
   $5.87 per pound

The sweet potato is a large, starchy, tubulous root vegetable known for its sweet taste. In 1978, they cost 14 cents per pound.

1. $3.56 for 4 pounds
   59 cents for 4 pounds
2. $4 for 4 pounds
   $2.32 for 4 pounds

High in antioxidants, flavonoids, and dietary fiber, apples in California cost 59 cents for 4 pounds, in 1970.

1. $5.87 per pound
   29 cents per pound
2. $3.22 per pound
   88 cents per pound

Pineapple is an edible tropical fruit, made up of multiple fused berries. Pineapples sold in Illinois in 1978 cost only 29 cents per pound.

1. $1.25
   $5.45
2. 10 cents
   $3.67

Campbell's Tomato Soup was first introduced by Joseph Campbell in 1897. In 1970, this ready-to-eat tomato soup was priced at 10 cents per can in California.

1. 10 cents per pound
   88 cents per pound
2. 13 cents per pound
   $1. 90 per pound

Folgers Coffee is a brand of coffee which has been produced by The J.M. Smucker Company since 1850. In 1978, it was listed at $1.90 per pound in Illinois.

1. $1.89
   $5.45
2. 2 cents
   39 cents

Clorox bleach dates back to 1913 when the company was first set up by five entrepreneurs. In 1970, Clorox bleach cost only 39 cents.

1. 29 cents per pound
   $2.23 per pound
2. $3.22 per pound
   $5.87 per pound

Native to North America, cranberry is a "super fruit" high in antioxidants. In 1971, they were sold at 29 cents per pound in Ohio.

1. $5.67 per pound
   $5.87 per pound
2. 88 cents per pound
   10 cents per pound

Watermelons are easily identified by their green outer shell and red flesh with black seeds. In California, in 1970, they were sold at 10 cents per pound.

1. 99 cents
   $2.17
2. 38 cents
   $4.82

Birds Eye Cool Whip was first created in 1966 by a food scientist named George Lorant. This brand of topping cost only 38 cents in 1971.

1. $3. 00 for 10 pounds
   $3.82 for 10 pounds
2. 98 cents for 10 pounds
   15 cents for 10 pounds

In 1971, Idaho potatoes, of which there are more than 25 variations available, were sold in Ohio at a price of 98 cents for 10 pounds.

1. $12 for 12 cans
   $6 for 12 cans
2. $3 for 12 cans
   $1.00 for 12 cans

Canine pets require a different diet in comparison to their human owners. In 1970, California sold dog food at $1.00 for 12 cans.

1. $2.22
   $3.14
2. 10 cents
   $1.89

In 1970, lettuce, a leafy green vegetable commonly used in salads, was sold in California at 10 cents each.

1. 2 cents
   50 cents
2. $2.57
   $4.27

French onion is the most popular flavor of Dean's Dip due to its creamy and smooth texture. Dean's French Onion Dip in Illinois, in 1978, was priced at 50 cents.

1. $4.50 for 10
   $2.22 for 10
2. 99 cents for 10
   $1.23 for 10

Known for its sour to semi-sweet, slightly bitter flavor, grapefruits were sold in California at 99 cents for 10 in 1970.

1. 2 cents
   99 cents
2. 38 cents
   $4.27

Celery is a vegetable and an excellent source of vitamin K, potassium and molybdenum. In 1971, it cost only 38 cents.

1. 59 cents
   $2.57
2. $1.79
   $3.44

Pork chops refer to the loin cut which is taken perpendicular to the spine of the pig. Pork chops sold in California in 1970 cost 59 cents per pound.

1. $1.29 per pound
   $3.22 per pound
2. $5.87 per pound
   10 cents per pound

Bacon is a type of salt-cured pork which is usually prepared from several different cuts of meat. Sliced bacon sold in Illinois cost $1.29 per pound in 1978.

1. $1.25
   36 cents
2. $5.45
   $3.67

Mortons frozen dinners were a popular brand of now-discontinued frozen foods throughout the 1960s. In 1971, they cost only 36 cents per box.

1. 13 cents per pound
   $2.23 per pound
2. $2 per pound
   $1.69 per pound

The rump roast refers to the bottom, round cut from the sirloin end of the round. Rump roast in 1978 cost $1.69 per pound.

1. 15 cents
   $2.17
2. 99 cents
   $1.89

Ajax is a brand of cleaning products introduced in 1970. That same year, the powdered cleaner sold in California for only 15 cents.

1. $2.57
   77 cents
2. 15 cents
   2 cents

Crest toothpaste has been manufactured by the Procter & Gamble Company since 1955. In 1970, it was sold in California at only 77 cents.

1. $1. 09
   7 cents
2. $2.57
   15 cents

Miracle Whip is a salad dressing introduced by Kraft Foods in 1933. Miracle Whip was sold at a price of $1.09 in Illinois in 1978.

1. $2. 29 per pound
   $3.22 per pound
2. 10 cents per pound
   13 cents per pound

As the name suggests, boneless ham refers to ham which has the bone removed. In Nebraska, in 1979, boneless ham was sold at $2.29 per pound.

1. $5.67 per pound
   $1.79 per pound
2. 10 cents per pound
   59 cents per pound

Margarine, used for flavoring, cooking or baking, is an imitation butter spread made from animal fats or vegetable oil. In 1978, margarine was sold at 59 cents per pound.

1. $1.25
   $5.45
2. $1.59
   $4.82

Baby lotion is body lotion specifically formulated to nourish a baby's sensitive and delicate skin. In 1978 in Illinois, baby lotion was priced at $1.59.

1. 49 cents
   15 cents
2. 7 cents
   $1.89

Beef liver is a great source of vitamins, minerals, proteins and fat and promotes healthy immune function. In 1970, fresh beef liver in California was sold at 49 cents per pound.

1. $3.67
   $1.39
2. 15 cents
   99 cents

Hellmann's Real Mayonnaise is a creamy condiment frequently used in sandwiches. This mayonnaise was sold in 1978 at $1.39 per jar.