A woman was left stunned after discovering a retro Burger King receipt from the 1980s.
The faded paper from the fast food giant’s till dates back to August 10, 1986.
At the time, she spent less than $8.39 to feed a family of three.
The receipt shows how she purchased three Whopper burgers for $4.62.
This works out to just $1.54 each
She also purchased two portions of fries for $1.58.
This works out to be just $0.79 per portion.
For drinks, the customer bought two large vanilla milkshakes for $1.78.
This means she spent just $0.89 per large beverage.
The seven-item order set her back just $8.39 – including tax.
She paid with a $20 bill and was given $11.61 in change.
A single Whopper burger currently costs $4.19 in today’s money — over three times the price.
A woman, named Liza, shared the receipt.
She said her mum found it in the garage.
She said: “My mom is remodelling her house, and found this in a box in the garage.
“A receipt from Burger King dated 10/08/1986.
”I wasn’t even born yet.
“I am amazed at the price of things.”
She added: “When a family of 3 could eat fast food for less than $9.”
Fast-food fans were left in shock by the cheap prices.
One person, called Jaina, said: “Oh it’s $23 for 2 whopper meals.”
Another, called Courtney, said: “This is making me emotional.”
”Now my son and I will spend at least $20 on just fast food for one night,” said Ashleigh.
Christine said: “I’m weeping.”
