As an Italian that lived in the Netherlands (now in UK) I completely get you when you said "I missed Esselunga and did not cherished enough" although here in London you can find everything. However, in the Netherlands, there is unfortunately not that wide choice that Italian groceries stores have. I am also biased and I really miss knowing what to get immediately in a grocery store and feeling curious about this and that
Omg I also lived in the Netherlands and now live in the UK! I will add, that while there are some great Italian delis here in London which was not a thing in Amsterdam, in my opinion your average Waitrose/Sainsbury cannot compete with the selection at Albert Heijn 🥹
5:49 Kinder Pane Cioc My Favourite.Ive Tasted that 14 years ago when i lived in romania from a relative that worked in italy and it tasted really good. And The taste now didnt changed
Supermarket videos ar the best 😂it's always nice and interesting to see what other countries sell and the reactions of foreigners when they come in yours
In my country, the barilla Genovese pesto at minute 3:24 has a value of $4,500 clp, something like £5.20. I was quite surprised by the price difference. I want to cry 😭
@ Sebastian Oyarzo I live like 40 minutes away from Genova and there's this little supermarket in my town that sells Pesto di Pra (province of Genova where they cultivate basil and produce a bunch of pesto) and it's absoloutly best! I get huge glass jars (500g or around 1lbs) of fresh pesto at €9.90 in the fridge section and then I portion it at home and freez it. And they also only use traditional ingredients like pine nuts, parmiggiano, olive oil and honestly with how much the ingredients cost nowdays, aspecially pine nuts, it's cheaper for me to buy it like this than make it at home.
Don't pay too much attention to the comments (one of the many wrong is that about Barilla pesto, if there is one thing Barilla still does well are the sauces, of course we're talking about industrial sauces). Brava, your Italian pronunciation is excellent.
Hello. I am in the middle of watching the video and heard your question about products labeled “bio”. If you figured it out over the course of the video, I am sorry but I didn’t want to forget to comment. When you see products labeled “bio” here in Italy, it is short for “biologico” and that means that the products are organic. I hope that this helps in some small way. I am now off to keep watching the video. Have a nice night.
Economic crisis in Italy???? Just like the rest of Europe.. The problem of Italy ( and the rest of Europe) is being invaded by Africans, Pakistans, muslims!
LOL Economic crisis? Bruh you're in Germany, your economy has been stagnating since 2020 and you barely avoided recession while Italy and other southern european countries have seen the highest growth in Europe.
@@walter_the_danger There may be an economic recovery in Italy and the countries of the South, but in general the job opportunities, salaries and wages in Germany are always better... As for Italy, I know that the wages there are very low and there are no attractive or sufficient job opportunities. These words are not from me but from an Italian friend.
@@MH-pv5hq Germany is the biggest economy in Europe, of course the job opportunities and wages are better, that doesn't mean there are no good salaries and jobs and nice areas with low COL in Italy... it makes no sense to mention Italy's economic crisis when Germany has been one of the slowest growing economies in europe in the past 4 years.
@@gabriellaschiavon3647 solo che non é esattamente come credete voi che vi bevete le balle della concorrenza. Anzi, famosi marchi pregiati non usano affatto grano italiano. La Barilla ha due linee, una con solo grano italiano e una con grano anche straniero. Inoltre ha un controllo della qualità severissimo.
@gabriellaschiavon3647 ma cosa ne sai di grano!! Il miglior grano duro e quello proveniente è quello proveniente dagli Usa e Canada. Te lo può dire qualsiasi produttore di pasta. Non farti ingannare dalla lobby delle associazioni agricole italiane che fanno i loro interessi x alzare il prezzo del grano italiano. Tra l'altro riescono a soddisfare meno del 50% della richiesta di grano duro in Italia.
reupload?
I re-edited it, didn’t like how it came out the first time around 😅
As an Italian that lived in the Netherlands (now in UK) I completely get you when you said "I missed Esselunga and did not cherished enough" although here in London you can find everything. However, in the Netherlands, there is unfortunately not that wide choice that Italian groceries stores have. I am also biased and I really miss knowing what to get immediately in a grocery store and feeling curious about this and that
Omg I also lived in the Netherlands and now live in the UK! I will add, that while there are some great Italian delis here in London which was not a thing in Amsterdam, in my opinion your average Waitrose/Sainsbury cannot compete with the selection at Albert Heijn 🥹
5:49 Kinder Pane Cioc My Favourite.Ive Tasted that 14 years ago when i lived in romania from a relative that worked in italy and it tasted really good. And The taste now didnt changed
Supermarket videos ar the best 😂it's always nice and interesting to see what other countries sell and the reactions of foreigners when they come in yours
Thanks for watching!
In my country, the barilla Genovese pesto at minute 3:24 has a value of $4,500 clp, something like £5.20. I was quite surprised by the price difference. I want to cry 😭
@ Sebastian Oyarzo I live like 40 minutes away from Genova and there's this little supermarket in my town that sells Pesto di Pra (province of Genova where they cultivate basil and produce a bunch of pesto) and it's absoloutly best! I get huge glass jars (500g or around 1lbs) of fresh pesto at €9.90 in the fridge section and then I portion it at home and freez it. And they also only use traditional ingredients like pine nuts, parmiggiano, olive oil and honestly with how much the ingredients cost nowdays, aspecially pine nuts, it's cheaper for me to buy it like this than make it at home.
Don't pay too much attention to the comments (one of the many wrong is that about Barilla pesto, if there is one thing Barilla still does well are the sauces, of course we're talking about industrial sauces). Brava, your Italian pronunciation is excellent.
I could almost smell the deli and cheese sections! Mmmm!😍
Looks so good!! 😍😍
The peach that caused discussion throughout Italy was purchased here!
Love Esselunga!
Forget Venice, Rome, Florence: Esselunga is the only place you need to visit when in Italy! 😅
Love the supermarket! Thanks.
Rummo Is very good but my favourite Is de Cecco. Both around 1,20€/500g before War now are about 1,40 (off offers).
Non so di che nazione sei ma quando pronunci parole italiane sembri italiana, nessun accento. Bravissima.
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I like the small / city versions of the shop. Are you going to try making a Pannatonne?
Good question and probably not! I don’t like cooking/baking so I’d rather buy one of the good ones and that’s it 😅
Very good video thanks 😊
Hello. I am in the middle of watching the video and heard your question about products labeled “bio”. If you figured it out over the course of the video, I am sorry but I didn’t want to forget to comment. When you see products labeled “bio” here in Italy, it is short for “biologico” and that means that the products are organic. I hope that this helps in some small way. I am now off to keep watching the video. Have a nice night.
Thank you for the explanation! 🙏
@@lenny.winter My pleasure. Thanks for another great video.
4:42 I know the Parmiggiano Reggiano and Grana Padano
Did it have lucky charms cereal in the breakfast aisle?
Every time we go to Italy I love their supermarkets, they have more choices than us in the usa
Can anyone suggest good affordable olive oil in Milan. Thnxx
ciao! quando vivevo a Milano andavo proprio li a fare la spesa ;) un saluto!
Ciao!
Where are you from?
I live in Germany .. and the country I dream of living in is Italy, but unfortunately the economic crisis there does not allow that
Economic crisis in Italy???? Just like the rest of Europe.. The problem of Italy ( and the rest of Europe) is being invaded by Africans, Pakistans, muslims!
@@M.C.K.111 problem is politics and that damned EU
LOL Economic crisis? Bruh you're in Germany, your economy has been stagnating since 2020 and you barely avoided recession while Italy and other southern european countries have seen the highest growth in Europe.
@@walter_the_danger
There may be an economic recovery in Italy and the countries of the South, but in general the job opportunities, salaries and wages in Germany are always better... As for Italy, I know that the wages there are very low and there are no attractive or sufficient job opportunities. These words are not from me but from an Italian friend.
@@MH-pv5hq Germany is the biggest economy in Europe, of course the job opportunities and wages are better, that doesn't mean there are no good salaries and jobs and nice areas with low COL in Italy... it makes no sense to mention Italy's economic crisis when Germany has been one of the slowest growing economies in europe in the past 4 years.
where are the shop lifters oh sorry its not the usa
@prettyawesome ma te da dove vieni quindi?
vorrei saperlo anch'io haha
Italian salami is my favorite.
Even Americans know Barilla is not good.
why? barilla is ok, average quality
@@Firespirit233 invece è quella peggiore x il grano che non è italiano
@@gabriellaschiavon3647 solo che non é esattamente come credete voi che vi bevete le balle della concorrenza. Anzi, famosi marchi pregiati non usano affatto grano italiano. La Barilla ha due linee, una con solo grano italiano e una con grano anche straniero. Inoltre ha un controllo della qualità severissimo.
@@cinziaalbini3676 solo da poco ha pasta con grano italiano. Fino a 1/2 anni fa c'era solo la pasta gialla orrenda.
@gabriellaschiavon3647 ma cosa ne sai di grano!! Il miglior grano duro e quello proveniente è quello proveniente dagli Usa e Canada. Te lo può dire qualsiasi produttore di pasta. Non farti ingannare dalla lobby delle associazioni agricole italiane che fanno i loro interessi x alzare il prezzo del grano italiano. Tra l'altro riescono a soddisfare meno del 50% della richiesta di grano duro in Italia.
I watched at 0.75
How they are not all obese I don’t understand… everything looks incredibly tempting and delicious
And most of these delicious stuff is expensive... That is why most people are not obese
@@francescofilippi2824😂
@@francescofilippi2824 ma expensive de che? ma lol
Of course Italians are making they own homemade pasta,tomato pure,pesto and propably olive oil.Thats way the stores are FULL OF IT🤣
So hilarious that you stressed that u aint American🤣🤣🤣
People are really coming at me for various reasons based on that assumption 🤣🤣🤣
Nice tho meet you tho , im from Mexico , I like Italy :3 so cute Star FootBall Join Skill FreeStyle
Hello nama saya suyuti saya dari indonesia,saya mau ekspor kripik pisang ke italia,bisa ka kamu membantuku mencarikan pembeli untukku...
Can anyone suggest good affordable olive oil in Milan. Thnxx
Quando spendi oltre 12€ al litro vai tranquilla. Se ti scrivono il tipo di oliva utilizzata, meglio.
Where are you from?