The unit price labels here in the US are hilariously messed up. The items you want to compare will be say, a pack of 6 granola bars or a 10 pack. The unit prices will be like:
#1: $0.37 / ounce
#2: $6.50 / pound
or even:
#3: $1.82 / each (a price per item)
This will even be common within the same exact brand too. The stores seem so bad at picking a consistent unit for a product category that it seems malicious, but it stretches my belief that they have the time to get it so wrong intentionally.
#1: $0.37 / ounce
#2: $6.50 / pound
or even:
#3: $1.82 / each (a price per item)
This will even be common within the same exact brand too. The stores seem so bad at picking a consistent unit for a product category that it seems malicious, but it stretches my belief that they have the time to get it so wrong intentionally.