How much more are YOUR groceries under Joe? Try Trump Super PAC’s Biden-Mart to see how your shopping bill has changed in four years

The official Super PAC supporting former President Donald Trump launched a new website that allows users to compare Trump-era grocery prices to the current high prices consumers are experiencing under President Joe Biden.

The PAC Make America Great Again Inc. shared an exclusive preview of the ‘Biden Mart’ website with DailyMail.com.

He Biden-Mart.com The website includes more than two dozen common grocery items that the user can check off and see what the total cost of their grocery bill would be.

The items include meat, vegetables, fruits and dairy products, the prices of which have risen since Trump was president.

The list also includes ice cream, a nod to Biden’s favorite dessert and a campaign snack.

Also on the list are several different cuts of beef, one of the most popular foods in stores that has seen the biggest price increases and continues to rise.

The website uses data from the United States Department of Agriculture from January 2021, when Biden first took office, compared to prices from January 2024.

It also calculates the percentage increase in the total shopping list.

Users are encouraged to take screenshots of their results and share them on social media.

“Every time you go shopping you’re reminded of the failure of Bidenomics,” Alex Pfeiffer, spokesperson for Make America Great Again Inc., told DailyMail.com. “Joe Biden’s inflation is robbing hard-working Americans of their money.”

The Super PAC effort highlights one of the major issues of the 2024 US presidential election.

Grocery prices have jumped by 25 percent for the past four years, as Americans are routinely surprised by the cost of a typical store visit.

The question of inflation and the economy remains one of the main issues for voters ahead of the 2024 elections.

Trump constantly talks about inflation during his presidential campaign.

“People are going through hell,” he said in a interview on CNBC in early March.

“The middle class in our country has been defeated and the middle class largely built our country and has been treated very, very badly with politics,” he continued.