Ditto in Spanish with the former currency, the peseta.
1 euro = 166 PTS, 6 euro ~ 1000 PTS, the basic banknote.
Guess what happened. Exactly. Bread costing 100 PTS began to cost... 166, 1 euro.
1 euro = 166 PTS, 6 euro ~ 1000 PTS, the basic banknote.
Guess what happened. Exactly. Bread costing 100 PTS began to cost... 166, 1 euro.
It did go up 66%… but it took more than 15 years: https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/6407661.pdf
And, of course, bars.
On the other hand, inflation affected different products in different ways. I remember how in January 1st 2002 a small bag of Ruffles Jamón costed €0.15 in a kiosk and now it's around €0.50 (or even more) in same places (and now contains less product and more air), and I doubt any other product that are nearly 300% percent inflation since 2002 (outside homes sadly)