It's kinda weird to be writing this, but then again not so much considering recent events. Unless I am completely delusional, the news reports I am seeing about US commodities indicate that prices are LITERALLy soaring epically through the proverbial roof. And, my groups on Facebook - where I receive expats (foreign residents) are also growing fast.

With headlines like this: https://www.nationalreview.com/news/kraft-heinz-mondelez-plan-to-hike-prices-for-popular-snacks-and-sweets-amid-rising-inflation-report/

And this: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10182115/Producer-prices-rise-8-6-matching-September-record-high.html

Even worse: https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-11-09-biden-regime-shutting-off-fuel-energy-supplies-as-part-of-wartime-embargo-against-we-the-people-famine-collapse.html

This is nuts!

Things are looking pretty grim up north.

Is Colombia the Land of Milk and Honey For Americans and Canadians Fleeing High Prices?

I don't know, but we still have a LOT of food compared to what I have been following for the last two years about crop production and meatpacking plant shutdowns. In the cowboy groups, I see a lot of people filling deep freezers with steers they are buying directly from producers and sending to custom butchers.

Which makes me wonder what people are doing for food. I am not a skinny girl, but I am not obese either. Let's just say that I have a healthy appetite, and I like to cook/eat good food. Not sure what my countrymen up north are even doing for food these days because it was already expensive out on the west coast when I left, and that was almost 9 years ago.

And that brings me back to my original point: Colombia = The land of Milk and Honey

At the very least it is a No Starvation Zone. Let's take a look at current prices for basic commodities:

Note: These prices come from a small town in the Colombian Coffee Region, prices may be double or triple in a city.

Exchange rate via XE.com as of November 10th, 2021 $1.00 = 3,876

It isn't rocket science that Colombia is way more affordable. We have noticed in almost 9 years of living here that the food tastes better, is fresher, obviously they are not spraying it for international shipment to prevent ripening - so the taste is good too. Let's face it folks, the US is going down - and prices there are headed up up up, and away.

So, if you want to learn more about life in this incredibly beautiful and inexpensive country, then be sure to follow my website which was designed especially for foreign residents: https://coffeeaxistravel.com

And, be sure to join my Facebook group for people interested in the Coffee Region of Colombia: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1038109146334283

After 9 years with boots on the ground, I live a pretty nice lifestyle as an independent entrepreneur. This isn't really a place that is good for people who need a "job", but it is incredible for retirees, and digital nomads.