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I think baked goods as a treat would be cakes or cookies.
Also from what I hear in USA bread is generally of very poor quality, but probably better from a baker.

Baked goods are also carbohydrate delivery vehicles. As far as your body is concerned they all raise blood glucose the same (candy, bread).

Corn tortillas are easy and taste great fresh. Buy Masa Harina and use the recipe on the bag. (2 cups masa harina, ½ tsp salt, 1½-2 cups hot water.)

If you aren't sure enough to buy a 5-pound bag, Bob's Red Mill sells a 624-gram bag with complete instructions on the back. Remember to plan ahead to let the dough rest an hour to absorb the water, and have waxed paper or a cut ziploc bag to flatten it between.

Don't try to use corn meal or polenta. The nixtamalization of the corn before grinding is important.

Flour tortillas aren't hard either, plenty recipes online.

Costco sells uncooked tortillas from TortillaLand, and they’re fucking amazing. Cook like 60 seconds in a hot skillet on each side and you get a fresh, hot tortilla. No oil or anything needed. It’s wonderful. If you can find them, I’d recommend checking them out.

Only downside is because they’re uncooked, they have a limited fridge life, unlike the pre-cooked ones, but they taste soooo much better.

https://www.tortillaland.com/where-to-buy/

Tortillas are amazing right off the pan. It's hard to eat anything else. So depending on your views on that information, you might want to wait or hurry up on making your own. Pro tip, make sure to use flour that a Mexican store would have and they seem to go through quickly.

During the pandemic... PepsiCo raised prices ... By the third quarter of 2022, net pricing was up 20% from a year earlier.

senior managers made clear they didn’t want to go backward on prices,

the company’s stock down more than 20% from a peak in 2023

company tried anything else that might lure customers: promotions, shrinkflation. None of it worked.

PepsiCo ... planned to lower prices ... Up to 15% off some snacks, Laguarta described the cuts as “very surgical.” It also underwent a series of cost cutting measures, including layoffs.

PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta receives an annual base salary of approximately $1.69 million, with a total annual compensation package—including stock awards, options, and performance bonuses—totaling roughly $23.9 million to $28.8 million

Pictured: A Fucking Moron.

Tbh if you're purely viewing it as kcal per $ that's not that bad.

I might've eaten a disgusting amount of Costco sized Doritos during the early pandemic. A giant bag for $3.50. Now those bags are closer to $8 and I can't remember the last time I bought chips.