INSIDE A UK SUPERMARKET 2021 | Tesco Grocery Shop London | £££
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Come on a trip shopping with me to see what a UK supermarket is like in London! All the groceries from fresh food, cake (obviously), Easter eggs and drinks. At the end I'll show you how much it was, and a comparison to all the other major supermarkets in the UK. Where do you shop?!
Please note this trip is within UK guidelines, just grabbed my camera to show you the experience 😊
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I’m Japanese and used to live in Scotland for a year before pandemic. I really miss Tesco so far and your video reminds me of my exciting life I spent in UK. Love this so much. really want to go back and meet my friends there. Ah, now I really miss everything from UK
I was an exchange student in the UK coming from Norway in 2015 and I remember often going to a small Tesco store quite close to the dorm halls I stayed in so this video brings back a lot of good memories! Nice selection of items and I always find it exciting to watch videos filmed inside foreign grocery stores to see how items differ from the ones here in Norway! :)
We have lived in the UK years ago and always remember the groceries to be very reasonable. The fresh veggies and government standards regarding food much better than here in the USA. I also walked more and generally felt more healthy living there.I remember loving to go to M&S for a quick pickup for picnic lunch. Thanks for sharing.
M&S is so good! More of a treat for me. Yeah the US seems to have super high fresh food prices?!
She is so beautiful and a smart shopper. She knows the grocery Markets' prices, the taste of different brands, she buys exactly what she needs, economizing and sticking to her budget. She is one of the best shoppers I've seen.
I live in Canada Hannah. My maternal grandmother left England in 1930. It's so nice to see how you live in England. Thanks.
As an American who spends a lot of time in England, I'm always amazed at the incredible amount of cakes, cookies, biscuits and candy offered in the food stores - it seems way more than what we're used to in the US. I'm also consistently impressed by the quantity of what looks to be decent prepared food compared to our markets at reasonable prices. Always interested in your videos - thanks!
Yes, I noticed when I was in the US that there seems to be a lot of peanut butter flavoured sweets and not much else.
Food here is extremely price driven and competitive. A nightmare for the companies I'm sure. We love cake and biscuits more than other things like icecream/ real puddings!
I lived in States briefly and when I returned home I literally swooned in Sainsbury. I missed supermarkets so much. Only US market I actually liked for quality was Trader Joe's. Standard markets in US were quite bland and so much overly processed foods.
Hello beautiful looking lady
@@KittyKat-vb1nd , Our regular US supermarkets are full of such junk. Huge aisles filled with junk candy and junk cereal, so much gross processed food. I don’t buy any of that and it’s scary people shop there for their kids and family. We do have high end grocery stores that are super nice. I go there for some things and I also go to Grocery Outlet for others or midrange stores like Sprouts. I view Trader Joe’s as a snack store gimmick so I’m not too into it but they have a few good things at good prices. I only like the high end stores where you get substantial and real food for the money so it’s actually cheaper and goes a long way.
Thank you for the outing Hannah! It's always nice to see what the UK has in their groceries stores. 😊 Love that you always have such a positive attitude...refreshing! Hope you have a lovely rest of the week! Take really good care, be safe, stay well! Kathy x 💖
Having just watched Hannah’s end-of-2023 video I had to go back and do a Hannah marathon on this Friday evening. So why not start from the beginning with some old shopping videos? Hannah’s voice is lovely and I could imagine hearing it on radio and falling asleep to it. She’s a total credit to the UK. What an awesome lady 😊
Blimey this is an old vlog 😂
@@HannahRicketts I wanted to start from the beginning to make sure I didn’t miss anything 😂 accompanied by a gin and Caribbean Lucozade (highly recommended)
Another entertaining video Hannah 😍need to be entertained in this never ending uk lockdown.
Thank you for showing what your supermarket shops look like, it is soooooo interesting, not sure why people would give negative feed back over this video! Maybe they don’t have anything better to do lol I’m a kiwi currently living in Australia, and find your shopping expeditions very interesting, the supermarkets in NZ are different to the ones here in Australia, the bakery’s in NZ are massive as they bake in store, here they don’t seam to bake quite as much in store, I guess it depends on the store size. Different. countries definitely have different items. Keep up the interesting vlogs, look forward to them every time I get a notification ❤️
The mangos were expensive but everything else is pretty much the same price in the US. I have noticed the prices here over the past year are getting a tad bit higher, and higher a lot faster than a normal mark up lately. Great video!
Hello beautiful looking lady
I know this is an older video. So much has happened in 3 years, but I'd love another video like this one. @3:44 you showed cashews and the price label said 1.15 pounds? I'd like to know the size. I just bought raw cashews and it's over $9, which would be 7.2 pounds? The sizing is smaller, but still. Inflation in the U.S. is astronomical.
I visit Tesco whenever I'm in the UK, so this brought back fun memories of shopping there! Thank you Hannah!
Hannah i honestly don’t get why people would keep criticising you , whenever you go out your always staying safe .
I loved vlog , i really nosy & love seeing what people buy xx
Thanks so much! This vlog has caused so much drama in my DMs 😂🙈 thanks for the love x
@@HannahRicketts The drama is ridiculous! You have to eat! You are buying groceries, not Birkins!
@@danielintheantipodes6741 well said !! These people need to get a life , Hannah is only doing what these people who are criticising her are doing !!
agree!
Wasn't going to post, Tunnock's are still going strong...we like a tea cake up here.... : )
I love to go to grocery stores in other countries! I hate going to the grocery store here in the US. I am a regular shopper at Whole Foods because it’s organic. I saw that there is a Whole Foods in London. I do know that foods and drink from Austria, France and Italy do not have pesticides, so are pretty much organic. I also buy things in my grocery from Ireland, butter and salt. I also know that food from Spain in any grocery store is LADEN with CHEMICALs! Love you going to shop and walk around and everything you kinda do living in London🤗
Love how you show us where you shop 💕
I'll be visiting London for my first time, this June. I'm from NY, USA. There's a Tesco Express by my hotel in Chelsea. This video was great as a warm-up. Thanks for sharing
I work for a grocery store in United States. I liked comparing our food prices/selections to yours there. I think everything looked soooo yummy. Thank you for filming this for us!
Loved shopping in Tesco when I was in London. I would always buy flowers there, too, for my room. I shop at a grocery store here in the US called Stop and Shop...but also go to Trader Joe's.
So cute
everything in the US is so marked up, everything is 3-5x more expensive than it is there, I’ve always been so interested in how prices in other countries compare, so I really loved this video!!
You are not the only one who hates the chocolate orange lol. In my city we have Aldi, Save-a-lot, Publix, and Winn-Dixi. Our Walmart and Targets have grocery stores combined into them and Walmart also has Neighborhood Walmart that has mostly grocery but kinda live CVS but bigger
Hello always great to see you, and where we will be going today. Cheers from Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. 🤗❤️
I’m from Halifax too! Hannah, what is the green light above the main door for? Is it entrance/exit or is it related to how many people are in the store and to stop too many being inside at once during Covid times? So interesting!
@@sandysmith8377 hi Sandy. I love Halifax and all the Maritime Provience's and Newfoundland. Love living by the Ocean. Have a great day. Cheers! 🤗❤️
Hello from New Jersey! I grew up and lived just outside Dartmouth. Moved to the US 15 years ago. Miss Halifax like crazy right now. Haven’t been able to get home to visit in 18 months and I’m so homesick. 🇨🇦
@@dumareja Hi! I’m sorry you are so homesick😞. We are doing quite well here during covid. Everyone is working very hard at all the health protocols. Don’t worry, a donair will be waiting for you as soon as you make it back. We will wait for you with open arms 🥰.
Hello from another Haligonian
Hi , it's Gary from Eaton Place.. A trip to my local Tesco has become the highlight of ones day. The staff are super nice and speedy at the till!
Hannah , Here in Québec city( Canada) Loulou and I love the fact that you show us produits and prices from differents stores and shops,Fortnum &Mason even Tesco or M&S. Thanks to you I ordered for 300$ of Teas,biscuits from Fortnum &Mason as gifts for Loulou. We are French Canadian and we love Britain. We trust your judgement when you compare products from differents shops! we love that! Please keep on your good work!
I'm so glad! I hope it's all great, but sorry for the spending ha
That was so fun! Thank you! I'm hungry now😋
Cadbury caramel eggs... I wouldn’t have been able to resist them. You are stronger than me!
Hardest choice Required Hardest Will.
The "ready meals" in the US are majority frozen meals we call them "TV dinners" (generally because they where marketed in the 80's as a quick dinner to eat while watching television)
Where I live in the US that bag of food would have close to 20$ if not slightly over.
I couldn’t really show them, but yeah we have a lot of packed meals in the fridges. Thanks for watching!
Hi Hannah ... wow I was surprised to see that the * bakery products* ie: donuts, buns, croissants, were self serve . Those types of foods are no longer available in my province here in Canada. Total cost for me would have been well over $40.00 . we pay $5.00 for a pound of butter on sale.... Stay well
LOL I think I am the only person who like the combo of orange and chocolate.
I love that combo too! Love the Pepperidge Farm Milano orange and chocolate cookies. Back in the day I loved Kahlua and orange juice😀
I like Chocolate and Orange combo too
Me too! Every Christmas we eat "chocolate orange"
I love that combo! Every Christmas my family gets me a chocolate orange and a raspberry chocolate orange.
I love it too
I love watching you go grocery shopping. I”m a huge foodie from Canada so love to see all special foods.
Hello Lisa
Love when you said the choco leibniz are very naughty! ... but so so good!
I love a supermarket tour of ones we don’t have. The snacks section is my favourite. 😂 I enjoy when you go to different stores and show us around. Thanks for that! 😃
Trueeee 100%, seeing the cakes and chocolate bits make me scream 'hannahhhhh get that chocolate cmonnn' 😂
@@lilacgracie2510 oh my gosh yes! If I was there, I’d buy all that different chocolates and snacks and the chips! 😅
Sausage Rolls are my favourite food. Also the mini microwave sausage rolls sound strange. I have had mini sausage rolls before but I am not sure on microwavible frozen ones. I usually just buy Tesco or Asda branded ones in the packets of 8 of whatever how many there are In the packet. Ok I said enough about my love for Sausage Rolls ha ha. Great video Hannah. 🤪👍
Love all the own label picnic food like that!
Love the supermarket tour! Can I just say, I'm itching to shut all the freezer/fridge door you've shown us. My brain was screaming save the cold air, while saying ooh and aah at all the yummu goodies. Thanks so much for entertaining us!
Oh no it's 2 sliding doors, but they has pushed them together so you don't have to touch the door much. It's a bit weird, but they usually would be closed
even grocery shopping is Lovely with U :) Thanks 4 sharing ..
OMG! Digestive biscuits are four times as much in the US!!
We know this Tesco well, shopping there almost daily on our summer trips to Little Venice. Trust me, compared to bodegas in NYC, this store is amazing for its variety, its quality, and its prices (which are way below prices in the states). We especially love the fact that Pimm's No. 1 Cup always seems to be on sale when we arrive in June at a spectacular price of 15 pounds.
Yes the variety is astonishing when compared to the States. Maybe because it’s all slightly different? In any case I do love a real slice of every day life in London. Lots of videos about palaces and museums!!! This is unique. Thank you.
Yes Pimms is always on offer! In the UK food prices and quality is extremely competitive (almost a bit of a nightmare to maintain/ grow!) so we get great prices
Thanks for the tour, just love a grocery store! When I moved to Holland I could walk to shops and always bought too much, having to schlepp heavy bags, ugh. I also cut out dairy and feel better, no bloating. Thanks lovely! 😘
Hello Hannah
It was so much fun to see the selection of items and the prices. I think that the prices were reasonable, compared to Canadian prices. Your vlogs bring me joy. 🇨🇦
Thanks Cathy x
Order of Supermarket
1. Tesco
2. Sainsburys
3. Iceland/Asda
I love how you know and understand the price and "value" of regular items. Can make such a difference to your purse - well done. Great example to others.
Thank you so much!
We shop in Aldi & Morrison’s mostly. The standard in Aldi is now as good as M& S for most items
Steely666 Hannah seemed impressed after her visit
No it's not , you just don't want to seem cheap shopping in Aldi
I’m an Aldi goer whenever I’m in uk. First visit to one was in Germany and I was impressed
So much packaged food, even fruits and vegetables. I hope all that packaging is recyclable.
It is! But yes we have a lot of plastic
It’s because of Covid, so lay off and don’t be so judgmental
Pork pies are good in summer with salad so they are healthy, Hannah ha ha
Fun video! I find these grocery videos so interesting haha. I live in Finland and I think the prices are quite similar to the prices here. 😊
I love these vlogs Hannah. As an Aussie who used to live in London this is such a throwback. Man, I miss Wotsits and meal deals so so much. And I can’t believe they now make wahaca and nandos meal kits. Hope you are staying safe and well. Enjoy the recent snow ☺️
Glad you like them! I'll show more soon!
@@HannahRickettsDoesTesco have nutritional drinks?
watching this on the middle of the night, makes me miss travelling and going to grocery just to see what the country has to offer :)
We moved to Europe from North America with my family and we are shocked everything we see people in the UK specifically saying the prices are high, just before moving a single tomato was 4 $, a head of brocoli 12 $, a can of chickpea almost 4/5 $, a jar of tomato sauce 12 $, a regular bag of pasta 4 $ etc... Cost of food was more than a " normal " rent which is to me insane. Now we are in Europe and we are baffled by how cheap the things are in supermarkets ( not only ALDI and LIDL but everywhere truly )
Hi Hannah. Not sure if anyone mentioned it already but the title of your video says 2020. I'm not sure about you, but I twitched a bit when I read it. ;)
My wife introduced me to your videos (she loves Disney too). Keep up the great work, and stay safe.
I just changed it, thank you so much!! It still feels like 2020! Thanks for watching along x
I do enjoy watching videos of "everyday" stores in different countries. I've seen lots of grocery store videos in Asian countries - absolutely stunned by how much better their 7-Elevens are than here in North America (do you have 7-Eleven in the UK). Even at home, i generally buy our groceries at a big chain store markets but I do enjoy going to the smaller ones - in Canada I like Sobey's and FarmBoy - because you can find different products that the other doesn't carry. When the pandemic and lockdown started for us back in March 2020 I discovered home delivery for groceries and we place orders every week. Just like you there are occasionally things I missed or run out of or some items that don't show up on the delivery website but I know they have in store.
Try an Aldi shop when you get chance, I’m totally converted since I went into one. You have to be selective like other supermarkets but you can save a lot of money 💕
This reminds me of Fresh and Easy, Tesco’s failed experiment here in the US. I loved the place, especially the great selection of ready made meals.
Fun shopping video ! I love chocolate and I love oranges, but chocolate orange NO THANK YOU ! The Branston pickle made my mouth water, need to see if I can get some at World Market or British Foods on line. Really like a cheese and pickle sandwich YUM ! Thanks again, these are a light interlude in a not so much fun day ! Stay safe and DRY !
I LOVE...... supermarket shopping vlog!!! I am excited to watch everything in your supermarket! Quite different from what we have here in Japan! I really enjoy this video! Please do more supermarket vlog!
Glad you enjoyed!
In the USA State of Florida, you basically bought a few high end Publix stuff, (Publix is one of our main chains here in FL ) BUT you would had more bigger portions, those are small, but its not too far of ( esp. now with shirnkflation from Covid going around in the USA :)
Following from New Zealand 🇳🇿 your little grocery haul would cost around $30 here, absolutely love your walking around London content 😊
Hannah our supermarket Coles stocks quite a lot of British brands McVitties chocolate dijestives Mr Killings mince pies in fact Tesco's export to The Reject shop where they keep quite a lot of their branded staples ie Pasta. Coles and Woolworths supermarket in Australia hold the lion share here.
I love the Tesco Green Thai Curry ready meal 😋😋😋 🇬🇧
i'm american and lived in the midlands for three years and i miss the supermarkets there lol i especially love the variety of ready meals...i bought those allll the time haha
UK prices have gone up so much so this was interesting to watch and compare prices from then & now
Having emigrated to Perth, Western Australia 25 years ago, I love seeing your vids, Tesco was always a good supermarket 👍🏼🦘🦘
in America your shopping spree would have been 15 dollars, and that's not too bad...we have an Aldi's here as well, but I like the bigger supermarkets, as the food is fresher...interesting show today, thank you
Love watching the food tours. I live just outside of Toronto Canada and we love our British food. In my area we have 3 British food stores that imports a lot of biscuits, chips, candies, teas, all the popular food items. During the pandemic there’s often lines outside just so we can stock up. I just go in for the candies😂.
Wow this is wonderful
I love to go to grocery stores when I am on vacation. I live in Bermuda so our prices are probably triple what you pay! We do get a lot of British brands here.
Hello beautiful looking lady
So interesting...thank you! Haven't been in a grocery store for 10 months so a fun outing.
Some day I will realize my dream of shopping at Asda, Tesco,Sainsburys ,and Waitrose 🤗❤️
Hannah. Greetings from New York, USA. Thank you for taking us to the market with you. Thanks for showing us the options and whether things are more expensive than before. Food prices here are really rising. It was good your pointed out what items are 'a good price' and which are not.
I loved your video by the way very informative, I am very obsessed with the UK even tho I live in France. The already made chicken breast cost 5 / 6 euros here, but it's so good I love it !
I guess we are fortunate here in Orlando Fl things are still open and shops are open and dining , but we have to take precautions , I’m really enjoying traveling through London watching your vlogs , don’t know how much a pound is or other money names but love your vlog ❤️❤️
I'm a new subscriber and I love your grocery store visits!
Instant Noodles are so dangerously unhealthy..!!! 😣..! Love the Barista Oat milk..! Due to an auto immune desease I can’t no more enjoy processs food, junk, dairy, gluten, or too much sugar ..!!! Only Homemade cooking, and fresh real food..! Love ur vlogs Hannah.! U look very pretty.! ❤️🇬🇧💐
Wow you guys have a krispy kreme in your grocery store! So lucky 😊. we definitely don't have that in America are's is separate, years ago they shut down a krispy kreme of ours so we only have 1 now that is close now here where I live
I DID love this! Made me miss the UK even more... I visited London in 2015 and ever since I returned I've had this recurring dream in which I FINALLy go to Tesco again, to buy choc digestives and ALL THE PG TIPS and more biscuits and jams and... british supermarkets are amazing, even the smaller ones. If you think tesco express is not that well stocked... then you should see how sad supermarkets are here in Argentina. In that dream of mine I also go to Boots. Hey, a girl can dream... right?
Glad you enjoyed it! Oh and also I will upload a Boots/ Superdrug vlog on Sunday this week..I need to get some bits!
Kit Kat bunnies ! We don’t have those here in the states.. and yes here in the states we have a full cereal aisle in most supermarkets
The equivalent is about $18 USD, but I think in New York City people here have a wide variety of different foods shops to choose from. We have Trader Joe's that have an amazing creative assortment of snacks, breads, and meats that at $18 would be double of what you just bought and with most of their products they aim to produce with no-GMOs. We have our outdoor GreenMarkets open 2x a week that have organic produce and meats sold direct by local farmers themselves, Chinatown and Japanese groceries are also much cheaper than the traditional groceries, even Whole Foods, since they were bought by Amazon, have gone down in prices and offer more promos. We've started also the bring-your-bag rule here as well. But in the grocery you were in, I have never seen so much plastic and packaged foods. I love almond milk as well. Just make sure it doesn't contain carrageenan. Also be aware of opting for margarine versus butter. Margarine has been used as a "heart healthy" substitute, but really its a HIGHLY PROCESSED food made to look and taste like butter. It's a much healthier option going for grass-fed butter and just cut down your portions. Food for thought :)
Hi @Hanna, thanks for the amazing video...(you look amazing.....)
Omg! I miss Tesco cinnamon rolls!!!!!!
Love the shopping adventure; great to see price and products. Ha ha ha.. Now a general shopping trip seems almost dangerous... green lights, clean your hands, dont touch, keep your distance, what to choose, clean everything afterwards... I was surprised there was not a Valentine's section... maybe a small Chinese New Year section (maybe when closer, some quick make at home take away)
I know right! Valentine’s we will get a bit but it’s not massive here. I can’t say I’ve ever seen a Chinese New Year section ever in a supermarket here.. we seem to just want Easter chocolate 😬
I’m in LA - literally in Hollywood - and those prices are generally below what I pay with the conversion. Some things I could get cheaper if I wanted to drive into the valley or east/south but that’s not going to happen. When I previously lived in San Francisco & Palo Alto it was slightly more expensive unless I exclusively shopped at Trader Joe’s. San Diego was the best prices but it was more of a drive to the store not walk or order online.
Can i just say, the tesco express u went is quite huge in terms of products. The one i always goes near Kennington Tube Station doesn’t carry much items
Love all the fun foods, tinned bits as well!!! Sometimes you just need beans on toast!!!
Loved this🙂it was my Birthday today and what a treat to see all the old brands again that was a walk down memory lane and so enjoyable.I’d love more walks around the neighbourhood with you.Would love to see old alley ways,old back entries and grave yards,train stations and sweet shops if your looking for ideas🌸
Happy birthday!! 🥳 yes more vlogs to come xx
@@HannahRicketts what does pound land sell
We have Tunnock's Tea Cakes here in the US, but we have to get them World Market. When I got them, my mom said "Oh we used to have those when I was a girl!!" Once I picked some up and this lady came up to me and said, "Oh I am from the same town in England where these are made!" It was such a treat to meet her.
Aw!! They are so yummy!
I have found and comon sense dictates, food prices vary widely within any country and part of that country, city, town and so on. Anyone can find low prices if they search for them. General rule of thumb is, Farmers' markets, co-ops and bulk retail is the lowest pricing. Special retailers are the highest. Most of us, no matter where you live shop somewhere in between. People are people no matter which side of the pond you live.
Hi Hannah, it was very strange to see in your store that there was only one door on your cold things🤔... unless I saw it wrong 🤷♀️your prices are I think pretty comparable to ours in the US except your biscuits are much cheaper! We pay at least 3.99/4.99 for your biscuits! I do love them with my tea😋❤️ so I pay it😂 I agree there are some things that I am willing to spend the money on and other things I am not... we just watched the inauguration of our new president which we are so grateful for and hopeful!!!! Finally 🙏❤️ and I just said to my husband the only thing that would make this day better is if Hannah puts out another video, I know sooner said that and there you were❤️😂🙏 like Magic lol. Thanks for taking us along fully enjoyed it! Be safe my dear❤️🙏xx and healthy!
Wow that’s so much for the biscuits! Hope you’ve had a good day x
Takes talent to make a simple trip to a supermarket interesting.so well done...one thing puzzles me it appears you just walk in and film ....that being so I'm amazed no one stops you....think about it for all they know you could have a competing business and wish to know their prices......still Hannah keep being fearless it's interesting for your viewers....
I think so many people FaceTime now, they Donn't realise!
I like your style.....by the way I'm from/live in Manchester....been in same house since age 5....I'm 74 now.... Life goes quicker the more you age...but always keep your sense of humour.it helps to get you through..this crazy life....
I don’t know why but I’m always amazed at how many brands in British stores are also in American stores lol. I guess that’s due to the giant multinational food companies there are. Also I see a lot of things that are the same but sold under different names. Cheers
Yes Ive noticed the same thing here in Melbourne Australia.
I love a supermarket vlog. When you see food items for $1 pound or less it seems so cheap lol always enjoy comparing the differences for Canada & English prices & brands. We are lucky we have so much cadbury here its the best. Will be fun to see all the Easter stuff out.
Such bargains in England!
Great products too.
Thanks for the video!!!
SOOOOOO . . . My son and I watched your video and then had to go to the grocery store. We took your list to compare prices. With the best equivalents we could find at our store (the almond milk and bag of carrots were slightly larger), the total came to $38!!!!! (£28) 😳 This is not the least expensive store out there, but the one we pop down to for this and that between big shopping trips. Again, were just north of Seattle. I didn't realize what a big difference things cost! 😬 Our cost of living in this area is crazy.
Oh wow!! So many have said how expensive the US is compared to here... it’s so bizarre, but then your car gas and restaurants are so much cheaper?! Maybe it all balances out?
@@HannahRicketts I suppose so. Our gas is currently $2.67 a gallon. An average take-out meal for the three of us right now (drinks from home) is about $45-$50 with tax and tip . . . Base price would be about $35-$40. So, around $12-$15 each person for an entree with sides or three Thai or Mexican dishes to share (our typical favorites, lately).
" British food stodgy tasteless, kind of rubbish" seconds later "I love sausage rolls, ooh pork pies yummy" What???
Hope I’ll get to visit London 🇬🇧 one day! :)
I'm more amazed by the prices. I live in Hawaii and a gallon of milk here is about $6-11. A frozen box of pizza would be around $10+ whereas I just saw it going for roughly over $2 in your video.
Butter is very good for you. Don’t eat the chemicals
In SF CA, USA, you can get a case or box of 16 fresh mangoe fruits with about 10 squids
Oh, I wish we have fresh pasta too! They look good!
Wow, def a bit more expensive than in Bristol. I do find that the stores in London often carry more variety than the west country though.
It’s so funny when you said British foods are rubbish. Lol 😂 So are the frozen ones here in the US. 😝
Everywhere has rubbish food! It depends on us, who chooses what to buy and eat.! We have lots of rubbish food in Japan too!
Great shopping Hannah. Nice to see what UK grocery stores have. Cheers from California ❤