The Cost Of Food - What $35 Get's You In Groceries At A Latino Super Market In Florida
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- We see what you can get for $35 in Bradenton Florida we hit up a latino supermarket. "El Mariachi Market" is in ONECO, FL outside of Bradenton.
Egg prices became so outof control we actually decided to raise chickens. They provide eggs, pest control, and the waste is great for my garden compost. We bought a 2nd coop, hen house, brooding boxes, lights ect. On FB Marketplace. The chicks, bedding , and feed from Tractor Supply. Feeders and waters as well as toys from Amazon. So we were lucky enough to keep our start up costs low. Our town actually passed an ordinance allowing hens(no roosters), ducks, and turkey's to be raised within the residential areas due to the insane food costs for residents. Even the HOA's had to comply( much to their chagrin 😅). There are 7 homes in our cul-de-sac. 5 have started raising birds.
I remember when they was 60 cents a dozen (about 1970) but I also checked and see that that 60 cents was worth over 4$ then, so it really isnt much different.
Depends on what the feed cost
Jose,
Those small stores always charge more because they don'thave storage space for bulk purchase...volume discount.
I have a bunch of those shops near me.
Do you have an ALDI in your area? I pay $2.98 a gallon for milk, $4.49 LB for bacon, and $2.25 a dozen eggs. Wal-Mart $3.79 5LB of long grain or jasmine rice.
Good choice at shopping in Aldi. Definitely a big money saving decision there.
That wasn’t bad honestly. Try doing that at Publix 😂 you’d be 100 in the hole 😂
facts
That’s so true!
Jose you did really good👍
A Publix in Florida. Florida is expensive.
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I would have like to know th price on Chicken, ground beef, potatoes, lettuce, and beer
I was looking at this week's sale flyer for the Bravo market near the house I'm hoping I'll be able to get. It's the closest grocery store to the house. I couldn't believe how reasonable the prices were, compared to how expensive everything has gotten. The best price I can remember was whole pork shoulder roast for $1.59 a pound! I definitely would shop there, and also at Thrifty Meats and Produce, which I think is only in Brevard.
Grocery stores in so-called "sketchy" neighborhoods have less rent to pay on their store space. That makes them able to pass that savings on to their customers, and it is in their interest to do so.
Jasmine rice isy favorite.
Publix in Winn-Dixie usually has buy one get one free I just bought a big bag of leg quarters for $7 it had about 15 leg quarters so that would be 30 pieces of meat if you cut the the leg off the thigh you could wrap them individually in this way you don't have to thaw out the whole bag
That wasn’t butter bro. That was vegetable oil spread aka trans fat. Real butter is much healthier for you. Just looking out bro.
i normally do my shopping at some organic crap hole in the suburbs so, no worries
It is terrible how prices have gone up everywhere in the U.S.
tengo que mostrale este vídeo a mi esposa😂dios te bendiga muy buen vídeo 👍🙏
En el publix seria 2X por lo mismo
This bidenflation is crazy😂. Good video hermano.
inflation is a GLOBAL problem has little do to with current administration. regardless of who wins its gonna continue to get worse.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS It's not a global problem. It's a dollar problem. In countries like Switzerland, Japan, China, through 21, 22 and 23 inflation was almost non-existent. They even had deflation in the last months. Even here in Europe, I can still find seasonal fruit and vegetables at €1 a kilo (2 pounds), and the problem in the last years was mostly with the price of energy, which is traded in dollars on the markets. Now things are better and we are slowing coming back to normal prices even on the energy bills.
Greedflation
@@Maxsszz life has become imposibble in USA over the last few years. Latin America is suffering greatly. Maybe I am in the wrong continent? move to spain?
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS If you have a passive income, even small, small to medium sized towns in Southern Europe (Spain, Greece, Italy) are great. I know personally quite a few American expats living in small towns around Rome on 1000-1500 dollars a month, and you can find plenty of examples on UA-cam of expats telling their stories. They don't want to come back to USA, because here they don't have to deal with problems like safety, crime, drug addicts, and they don't need a car to survive, because in those towns the essential services are at a walking distance. Claiming Spanish citizenship by descent (iure sanguinis) would help you a lot, because the permanent resident visa will be easy to get and you will be entitled to access to EU healthcare which is free and of a top quality, at least for surgeries and major problems (for small issues, better to skip the line and go private, but is very cheap). If you don't have both a passive income and you aren't entitled to a EU citizenship, things will not be good; wages are very low and to find a job is difficult if you don't know the language and you don't have any degree, like a TOEFL certification.
That actually wasn't too bad at all. Some items more, some, less. Most look pretty good quality. I guess you can eat cheap if you tailor your diet..
Those completas are pretty big but still double what they used to be.
I would put the eggs back and get a bag of leg quarters keep the rice you can get canned beans pretty cheap why would you get soda
People blame Biden. I live in Delaware $150 a week feeds 3 people here. Lidl and Aldi are very popular here. Acme and Shop right have become very over priced. It's all about how you spend the money kiddos.
Also, the state of Florida has become the most expensive state to buy groceries now. I live in Florida & in the same county as him. My husband & I are at an average of paying $127.66/week after totaling my receipts over the last few months. We shop only at Aldi & Walmart. I also try my best to be healthy in part because my health issues make it real hard to eat junk. I'm getting all generic/ store brand foods. We never eat out at all. All of our expenses are bare bones paying basic bills & our rent is nearly half of our income.
@@sonladyPeople who live in Florida, NJ, NY, CA shouldn't complain they know those states are expensive to live. I lived in 3/4 of those. Speaking from experience.
@@sonladySupply and demand I guess. Since everyone wants to move to Florida and the place cant support to feed all these people at the same time
I'm 70 I spent 4 years in Indiana the rest in Illinois I'll stay right where I am
@debbieframpton3857 all the best to you. I've been told the midwest is cheap outside of Chicago.
Have a good day
THE BEER 🍺???!!! OUT OF CONTROL TOO !!!! GOING OUT FISHING 🎣 ????!!!
You should have bought a big bag of leg quarters usually has about 12 in there so that would make a lot of meals
When going to shop for groceries, do most people pick the quality or the price? I usually pick the quality knowing I would enjoy it more. If I pick price I would be disappointed and it would sit and rotten lol
It depends on your budget vastly. More expensive isn’t necessarily better
Ayy jose 😊que bien por ti ......................
I remember a long time ago this old timer barked out "milk is for babies! It ruins a mans appetite." I never forgot that, years later I quit drinking milk. Now if I drink anything like that.. it's unsweetened almond milk or something like that. Cheese I can't go near lol. I like the rice! Good choice.
Hispanic supermarkets by far have the best deals for your dollars. That includes meats, fish and poultry. Plus, the fruits and vegetables at Hispanic and Caribbean supermarkets are of superior quality compared to Publix. Honestly, I only patronize these supermarkets (Supermercado Bodegon, Key Food formerly Bravo, Fresco y Mas and sometimes Sedanos) for the quality and prices.
If there were some meats & vegetables to that shopping trip it would've been a lot more than $35 dollars, however U saved $3 bucks to go get the cuban bread you've wanted which was good to watch👁️that u shopped somewhere else.
What makes cuban bread different from regular bread
Do Asian supermarkets next lol
This is much more expensive then Harris Teeter. Maybe food is also more expensive in Florida then the Carolinas in general.
This is the cheapest place in town to buy food
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Then food in Sarasota is very expensive.
Latino supermarket's were the aldi's before aldi's. 😅🤣
"Eggs is eggs". An old saying. Not gonna buy eggs for $7.00. Geez............
Love this info. TY
I was surprised Latin's eat quail eggs. I thought that was an Asian thing.
the more tribal and indegenous latinos, definately will.
Good grief where are you shopping where the food is this expensive!? I know at Aldi. You get all of these groceries from much less than what you were spending!
With that money you can't get nothing much in California
Island!
Aldi would be much cheaper
Really? No way
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS
That's almost the only place I shop now. It's cheaper than Walmart and usually non-GMO food. . Walmart is rich people food.
Food is ridiculously expensive. Regular bread is super expensive not to mention eggs, meat, & cheese. Awful for families that have to put food on the table.
$1.29 for a loaf of white bread at Aldi. 😀
I buy my bread markdown same with meat and cheese very reasonable I don't care much for eggs
Did that sign say $5 more if you use debit or credit card and no shopping carts I don't think I would be shopping there
Only if they knew that they were in the presence of a celebrity. Wild
Great video
I did $75 today at Publix. My groceries cost between $75 -$100 a week depending on what I buy.
$10 for 5 lbs of jasmine rice? It's under $6.5 at Aldi. $3.5 for a dozen eggs? It's 2 dozens for the same price at Costco. You've been ripped off...
He doesn't have price awareness because they don't shop for basic groceries often. They usually subsist on takeaways and they believe that a 26 dollar sloppa meal of rice and beans is affordable eating (while they could have cooked the same but healthier at home in 10 minutes for less than 3 dollars).
I could be wrong on this since I don't know them just by watching videos. It seems to me like they eat out way more than what they cook at home. anybody that shops for their food compared to eat out will know where to go for food that is more bang for your buck. Plus this is a specialty store for Latino food so it's gonna cost more.
bodega is ALWAYS going to be more expensive than Costco because they get half their shit from Costco. lol. the rest is specialty items. buying at neighborhood corner always has a markup, they dont have the distro that Aldi or Costco have cmon now.