Supermarkets in Portugal: A Shopping Guide For Expats

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[@joycep5237]

Well done video! Looks like everything one may want is available.

[@irishumphreys2951]

Great video Terry.It makes us Americans jealous. The super markets are so nice! Prices at HEB have skyrocketed!!

[@MamaLlama007]

Wonderful information! Thank you!

[@tiddlywinks456]

Spar is more convenience shopping here in Europe and usually more expensive. Aldi and Lidl are the cheapest supermarkets throughout Europe, they are German owned and sell high quality own brand food. From my own research Continente and Pingo Doce seem to be the big Portuguese owned supermarkets.

[@angieoh2]

You had me at Trader Joe's.

[@sheilaperrone7654]

I'm also looking for American and English/ Irish groceries

[@lesliedavid1244]

I’ve been buying box milk since the 80’s. Aldi❤️❤️❤️

[@mariolpereira7908]

Thanks great video , do you prefer Spar over Aldi or Lidl?

[@sachingoswami7622]

Please give grocery store info I want to know and I am the best saler of rice in India

[@lgunton4108]

Hello, do these markets have prepared frozen vegetarian or vegan foods and meals like we'd find in the US?

[@josesobral4510]

You would be amazed

[@lesliedavid1244]

Are some of the supermarkets on the bottom level of department stores?

[@Clyde-Coles-Designs]

Portugal does not have department stores like the US.

[@Simphorya]

Actually you are wrong we Portuguese drink milk daily, normally with chocolate, coffe o gooseberry syup!!! Also we do eat more meat than you think, pork being the the most common!

[@blaineqmc]

Lost me at Vegan Vegetarian