[frosted-flakes]

Do any US states charge sales tax on (non-restaurant) food? Canada certainly doesn't, and I would be surprised if any European states do either.

[dgoldstein0]

It depends on the food item. Ready to eat things like premade sandwiches or frozen food may have some taxes. Raw ingredients - produce, meat, eggs, bread, rice, oils, milk, cheese, etc- tend not to.

[dalkvist]

Some EU countries do, in Sweden food stuffs are halv vat compared to the norm (12 vs 25)