how much was a pint of milk and a pint of beer in 1985 ?

Answer 1

23p for the milk and between £1.10 and £1.60 for a beer, depending on which one you bought

Answer 2

Price Of Milk In 1985

Answer 3

Milk was free if you were a child at school or you could buy it at the shop for 4d a gallon.
Beer was 1d a pint but the pubs were only open for 3 hours every day, but not on sunday.
Did you know that when I was a young man you could get a taxi to London, see a show, have a slap up meal, stay at The Dorchester Hotel with a first rate prostitute and go home First Class in a Pullman Carriage and still have change from a ten shilling note ?

(we called them bobs then, the shillings, not the prostitutes)

Answer 4

1985 Economy / Prices
Economy
President: Ronald W. Reagan
Vice President: George Bush

Population: 237,923,795
Life expectancy: 74.7 years

Dow-Jones
High: 1,553
Low: 1,184

Federal spending: $946.39 billion
Federal debt: $1817.5 billion
Inflation: 3.6%
Consumer Price Index: 107.6
Unemployment: 7.5%

Prices
Cost of a new home: $100,800.00
Cost of a new car: $
Median Household Income: $23,618.00
Cost of a first-class stamp: $0.20 ($0.22 as of 4/3/88)
Cost of a gallon of regular gas: $1.20
Cost of a dozen eggs: $0.80
Cost of a gallon of Milk: $2.26

Answer 5

I have a pint of unopened milk in my fridge from 1984. Its sounding tempting right about now. It cost around tuppence.

Answer 6

1970: a 7 oz glass of draft in the bar was $.20 in Alberta and a 8.5 oz glass was $.35 cents in BC...not sure price of a pint....sory not sure of 1985

Answer 7

20p milk
£1.40 beer

Answer 8

Wow the milk was well cheap!!!!

Answer 9

they were each about $.85

Answer 10

it was a nickel, just like sexual favors