When the Pedophile-in-Chief first assumed office in January 2021, only one in five Americans was occasionally having trouble buying enough food for proper nourishment. That figure spiked to one in four at the end of 2022, constituting a massive 23 percent increase in just one year's time.

Bidenflation caused a whopping 63.2 percent of adults in America to see their grocery costs increase "a lot" last year. The most negatively affected demographics were Hispanic and black adults, the data shows.

Those whose food costs spiked "a lot" in 2022 were also found to be nearly twice as likely as other adults to, on occasion, have trouble buying enough food to eat. (Related: Last summer, a handful of senators blasted Biden, warning that his "inflation bomb" would drive the American economy straight into the ground, which it clearly has.)

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Over the past year, food costs across the country have increased in pretty much every category. Cookies, for example, now cost 16.3 percent more than they did a year ago, while cereal has spiked in price by 15.6 percent.

Dairy products are up 14 percent today compared to a year ago, while egg prices have jumped a whopping 70.1 percent, which the authorities are blaming on "bird flu." Overall, food prices between December 2021 and December 2022 spiked by 10.4 percent, constituting a 40-year high for inflation.