Some targers in the midwest are super targets with a deli, bakery, larger produce section and an entire maternity section. Targets tend to vary a lot in size across the US ive noticed
It's true that some are Super Target , but Target is slowly phasing them out, because unlike Meijer, who has been in the Superstore business since 1962, Target has had trouble with their demographics willing to buy clothes, and groceries at the same store. From what I've been told, that it's the shareholders who pressured Target to get into the grocery business. Since the Super Targets haven't been that success for them, they've just chosen to put a limited selection of food in their stores, and focus on soft goods. They were started by Daytons in 1962, to provide a discount business for the higher income shoppers who won't go to Walmart, or in the early days, Kmart. Walmart didn't get into the Superstore business until 1989, and slowly expanded their business with the superstores. It worked for Walmart. Meijer, while only concentrated in 6 Midwestern states, originally started out as a grocery store in 1934, and took a gamble with the superstore format in 1962, and slowly expanded with this format. They have similar demographics to Target, but slightly lower income, but still does well with their stores, but groceries are the main focus at Meijer, and general merchandise Second. They've hoping to be in Pennsylvania and Minnesota soon, and Meijer is looking at Target's hometown of Minneapolis as their first market in Minnesota.
I find small-talk such a nice thing to be honest. Just makes things so more pleasant, easier to start conversations and meet new people. Situations are a lot less awkward. It's pretty much non-existent in Germany tho :(
Originally Target didn’t have groceries at all. Then some stores added some nonperishable sections. The newest Targets have full grocery sections but it’s hard to tell before going inside which kind you’ll get. The quality of the merchandise at Target is going to be better than Walmart. You’ll pay a little more.
We have Target and Super Target here, the difference being that the grocery store section is a good bit larger in the Super Targets. They usually have a deli and bakery section as well.
@@robertbluhm5970 ? she may have just been goofy or perhaps she is. Im sure they will let us know officially if thats the case. At this time, im going with her being silly.
They do have a snack bar with warm foods, or at least the one I frequent here in Hawaii does (it has a little Pizza Hut, warm pretzels, hot dogs, stuff like that). It really does have everything lol love Target. I always say that the only thing I missed about the U.S. besides my family when I lived in Japan was TARGET.
reusable containers is such a big deal here because it's sustainable and also because many communities often don't recycle at all or have very poor recycling implementation, so people like to upcycle containers and jars.
I was really surprised seeing quite some empty shelf space in the video. In Germany many supermarkets would try to fill that space, pulling products to the front. Also it reminded me of shops as real and Globus in Germany.
Ours has Starbucks, CVS and groceries. When it opened the foods were more limited, like a Walmart store that doesn't have groceries, but they remodeled to the new standard. Ironically a closed bank building has a drive through Starbucks across the parking lot from Target.
Hi Deana and Phil! Yes I shop at Target too! There are small Target and Super Targets here in the US,Supers have more groceries,than the regular Targets. Enjoy your videos!!!!🙂👍🖐
Up near the Starbucks there is usually a hot food section with pizza, pretzels, and sometimes popcorn. In all the Target I have been to in California, Arizona, New Hampshire, and Maine have had a grocery store section.
LOL! I don’t usually comment but quarantine really f*caked me up and has me excited about my Target trips all the time now so I really loved Phil’s enthusiasm 😂 Made me feel more normal haha. I love Target, it’s perfect for college students needing dorm basics and school supplies come August. True, it’s bit more pricey than crappy Walmart but you definitely get what you pay for. I even have purchased some basic furniture there and was very happy with it, so yeah good store 👍🏽 🎯!
Do they not have superstores in Europe? It's very nice to be able to get whatever you need from gardening tools, pet food, medications, makeup, paint...anything without having to drive around from shop to shop. They do have hot prepared foods too. You just missed the deli section. Target may be more expensive but they have better quality stuff and cashiers at the check-outs.
I agree the main street farmers market in downtown greenville is pretty nice. also why no video on downtown greenville or the reedy river. since thats where you guys are and its a pretty nice place to do a review on.
I think the second stuff looked good on Phil and also Diana looked amazing in that... I don't know if that was a dress ao 2 pieces, but absolutely amazing.
The target experience I got was basically a large Woolworth. And not very much merchandise. But that was decades ago. Last time, three years ago, it was more like Walmart. But it never crossed my mind to shop there on purpose. I am more a K-Mart/ Home Depot guy.
I was in a Super Target once in North Carolina. It was the second day of our exchange semester, and all us exchange students took the bus to buy like everything we needed for our stay, including like essential groceries, but also like all the household items. I remember all of us walking out of there with more bags than we could carry (some of us with almost full-length mirrors for our uni rooms). As we tried to figure out how to get all the stuff on the bus, a young mother approached 4 of us and asked if she could give us a lift back into town. She ended up driving each of us to their accomodation, it was so kind! And the same thing happened another group just a few minutes later with another friendly stranger. Gotta give it to the Americans, esp. in the South: the sure are super nice! That would never happen in Germany. Its kinda sad I never went to another Target again. The one in New York (where I lived for a while a few years later) was too out of my way I think, so I just ended up at Home Depot.
No,you do not remove the soda from a combo pack. They have single cans at the checkout registers in small see thru refrigerators or in soda machines on your way out of the store. Only the SUPER TARGETS have a grocery section. Also, some targets do have a eat in section near tbe entrance with small bistro tables to eat hot dogs,etc like Costco.
Some of our Targets have some food like Pizza Hut stuff, not made to order, just pre-made. Pizza, pasta and breadsticks. Then stuff like popcorn....this is the North Dakota/ Minnesota area
There are Super Targets that have pretty much full service fresh fruits, vegetables and meat sections (at least there is one in Huntsville Alabama). It's like a Super Walmart but the grocery section is significantly more appealing than in a Super Walmart.
In North Carolina a few Targets got grocery stores maybe 4 years ago and now they all have groceries, some bigger than others. Our largest store has 34 (yes really) checkout lines. It's hard for me to think of Target as "overpriced" or "expensive", yes compared to Walmart but compared to traditional, mall department stores, they are lower on brand named things. Ever price underwear at Macys, Nordstrom, or Saks?
That's one of the biggest food sections I've ever seen in a Target. In Columbus, GA ours are mostly everything else. Maybe they've increased the section since I moved to Germany, though.
A lot of Targets in Los Angeles, CA have a warm food station. They usually sell pizza, hotdogs, popcorn, icee, etc. Most Targets I've been to do have groceries, some just have more food, bigger selections.
No guys, not all Targets are like that. I'm living in NE Ohio (moved here from Heidelberg, Germany btw) and the variety at the Target store here in town can't measure up with Walmart.
I go to a Target occasionally in Columbus, Ohio and it has some groceries there but not as much as the one you were at. It does have clothing, electronics, housewares, and health/beauty supplies. It’s a nice store.
I've been to Target before, when I was on a students exchange program in Oklahoma and my first thought was: "This is like a German real!" Of course the sections are smaller in a real and they don't have as many options but they have the same assortment of stuff. :D
@@shacks29 Real ist auch auf einer Etage, also verstehe ich das Problem nicht. Galeria Kaufhof hat mehrere Etagen, also passt dein Beispiel eher schlecht...
@@vivianeschulz99 Es geht hier nicht um die Etagen sondern um das Angebot...sowas wie Target haben wir nicht, bei uns wäre das nächste Galeria vom waren angebot....Real ( hat auch oft 2 Etagen) war sowas wie Walmart die Auswahl bei Real ist nicht vergleichbar mit Target und die qualität auch nicht das ist eher Kaufhaus level als SB warenhaus.
And it's "Häagen Dazs", which is supposed to be sounding Danish but the moron behind the name didn't know the Danish language so he invented his own nonsense, lol. 🇩🇰
LMAO About the youtuber-thing. A few times I also saw stuff by youtubers in German stores (mostly makeup and jewlery) but since maybe 1 year they have a big section of kitchen surplies of the American YT-channel "Tasty" at Kaufland in the area where you can buy household items and it kinda surprised me at first as I saw these items there because Tasty isn't that popular with their "German" channel that they run ( The German channel has only 20K subscriber dude and thats weied since the original one has 20 million subscriber)
@@DeanaandPhil From what I can remember: DaggieBee had her own cosmetics-line but after 1 year stoped producing it cause it was a fail (I mean yeah who needs orange highlighter and blue lipgloss?), Marvin Magnivicant collaborated with BH Cosmetics, Alycia Marie collaborated with BH Cosmetics, Louisa Crashion collaborated with Luvia Cosmetics, XletaX had a shampoo-line but stoped having it after 2 years, Kisu had a collaboration with Makeup Revolution, Kisu also collaborated with Rossmann for their jewlery-line, Crispyrob has Chips in the supermarket since maybe half a year now, Luca had a pizza for a few weeks, Unge had a collaboration with Just Spices for a spices mix, Sallys Welt has a huge empire of kitchen surplies and whats not and also a own store for it but her vanilla extract is sold in the supermarkets, Pamela Reif is selling "healthy" snacks in some stores and I guess that was it from all I know
We have a few of those in Germany as well, the most prominent chain probably being "real". I only went there once, and was completely overwhelmed. Many of them closed following the pandemic, though. Kaufland is a big player as well, but I'd say their focus is more on groceries.
@@leDespicable There used to be a German chain called Schlecker where many of it's locations are now Kaufland. Not sure if Schlecker was nationwide or just in southern Germany. The one in Göppingen, Baden-Württemburg was very large, had a multi-level parking garage, and 3 levels of shopping with various departments that included a super market taking up a whole floor. It might be equal to the same square commercial area as this Target store. But that was 30 years ago when I shopped there once. Schlecker has since went bankrupt and closed all locations in 2012.
@@BagoPorkRinds I still remember Schlecker, I didn't know they had branches that big, though. All the Schlecker branches I ever knew (including our local Schlecker) were pretty small.
@@leDespicable Yes most were small but there were a few that were large or large-ish in my time. The small city of Schwäbisch Gmünd not far from Göppingen had two. The usual small near the marktplatz and another outside of city limits that was about 1/4 the size of Göppingen's but not as nice. That location is now a Kaufland The Göppingen one no longer exists.
Yay I love shopping!! This was a fun “shop with me/German husbands first time at…” 🥰🥰 Have either yourself or Phil tried Barq’s root beer? It’s root beer with caffeine and I think it’s better than A&W imo 😅
Super Target hat eine große Lebensmittel Abteilung. Die kleinen Target haben keine große Auswahl an Lebensmittel. Das ist die Erfahrung die ich in Florida gemacht habe.
Phil: raised in a country that's heavy into recycling and renewable energy, but doesn't reuse plastic containers. I reuse Talenti containers for my toothbrush things and to take smoothies to work.
Target mainly focuses on clothing, and housewares, where it's their specialty. Toys and electronic are mainly products that will easily sell. Groceries have never been their specialty, and haven't expanded the Super Target stores that much. In fact, in some areas of the country, they're phasing out the Super Target stores. All new stores, and remodeled stores will have a limited amount of food sold in their stores. If you ever get to the Midwest to Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, or Wisconsin, check out Meijer (pronounced my-er). It's the Dutch spelling for Meyer. They're similar to both Walmart and Target. It not only has a large selection of general merchandise, but also a full grocery department. Their electronics department isn't as large as Walmart or Target. I like their clothes and shoes much better than Target. To Phil, I don't know how old you were when Walmart came to Germany, but if you're not aware of why they failed there. Besides refusing to adapt to German culture, but also their refusal to let unions in their stores, along with trying to price the competition out of business, caused them to be fined so much, that they realized that they couldn't pay off the government there. So don't expect Walmart to come back to Germany. This was about the same reason they failed in France as well. Walmart is slowly selling off their stake in UK based ASDA, that I expect Walmart to leave the UK as well.
I love you guys!!!! You crack me up!!! Started watching because I was planning a trip to Germany. I'm back home and I still watch you guys! Great editing! Love the graphics!!
Phil is more American than a lot of Americans. He’s even the only European I know that likes root beer. And that’s the first time I saw Deana get mad. Meana scared me a little!!!
No...I don't shop at target to expensive! Btw I get my milk from dollar tree. It's not in the fridge but once u open it, u have to keep it in the fridge and u have 14 days to use it. Never had a problem with it...
The target in my town (in Kansas) has different sized mannequins now, but they were added in 2020 when the entire store went through a remodel. I believe Target is remodeling ALL of its stores nationwide, and I don't know how the pandemic has affected the timeline for completing their re-design/remodel.
On the 6 and 8 packs, they have different barcodes from the individual products. So if you take a can, or bottle that I'd part of a pack, you're going to pay for a pack. So it's best to get the pack. For the 20 fl.oz.(591ml) bottles, the individual bottles are usually available in the refrigerators near checkout, and will scan at the individual product price. As for the packs, the read I know that those products are more, is because despite having the same barcode on each bottle and can, is because that specific product has its unique barcode, so you don't have to look for a specific barcode to scan the pack . I also shop for other people.
Please try Barq’s root beer. It is so much better than Mug and A&W. Those two are gross. And yes, that milk is expensive. In Indiana we pay $1.99 for a gallon.
@@slidenapps They are not small. A qick google gave me these numbers: The biggest French hypermarché (Carrefour de Villiers-en-Bière 28200 m²=303542 ft²) is 50% bigger than the biggest Target (Annapolis 200000ft²=18580m²) and bigger than the biggest Walmart in the US (Crossgates Commons 260,000 ft² =24,000 m²) In average you are right but the extremes are not necessarly what you might think.
I didn't see the entrance of the store that you went into but they also have super targets that are actually a lot bigger and their grocery section is a bit bigger as well.
Phil's first time in the US we visited a Walmart and now it's one of his favorite stores! 😅 Here's the video of his first time in Walmart: th-cam.com/video/p1xPmIfWIdI/w-d-xo.html
What is the Target like near you? 🤔 Do you shop at Target?
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that was a meme
Tar-jeh!!! there are no Targets in Germany (thank god) thumbs up of course, #161
yes i used to take out individual cans frm 6 packs all the time in USA
Deana you should have Phil in Cocks gear 100% of the time!
I have to say I'm kinda impressed by Target. It's like Aldi meets H&M, meets Bestbuy, meets Hone Depot, meets CVS, meets....
Naw it's not Aldi whatsoever. A good chunk of Targets don't sell food. They sell junk food and soda.
Or: When REAL had less groceries but more of the rest they sell
Kaufland is kinda like that in Germany.
is "Hone Depot" like Home Depot?... lol sorry... had to
@@berlindude75 I miss Kaufland! :(
Some targers in the midwest are super targets with a deli, bakery, larger produce section and an entire maternity section. Targets tend to vary a lot in size across the US ive noticed
It's true that some are Super Target , but Target is slowly phasing them out, because unlike Meijer, who has been in the Superstore business since 1962, Target has had trouble with their demographics willing to buy clothes, and groceries at the same store. From what I've been told, that it's the shareholders who pressured Target to get into the grocery business. Since the Super Targets haven't been that success for them, they've just chosen to put a limited selection of food in their stores, and focus on soft goods. They were started by Daytons in 1962, to provide a discount business for the higher income shoppers who won't go to Walmart, or in the early days, Kmart. Walmart didn't get into the Superstore business until 1989, and slowly expanded their business with the superstores. It worked for Walmart. Meijer, while only concentrated in 6 Midwestern states, originally started out as a grocery store in 1934, and took a gamble with the superstore format in 1962, and slowly expanded with this format. They have similar demographics to Target, but slightly lower income, but still does well with their stores, but groceries are the main focus at Meijer, and general merchandise Second. They've hoping to be in Pennsylvania and Minnesota soon, and Meijer is looking at Target's hometown of Minneapolis as their first market in Minnesota.
As a European, I love these videos! Please do more American stores!
I find small-talk such a nice thing to be honest. Just makes things so more pleasant, easier to start conversations and meet new people. Situations are a lot less awkward. It's pretty much non-existent in Germany tho :(
Target is WAY nicer than WalMart. My Danish and German exchange students always LOVED shopping at Target.
Originally Target didn’t have groceries at all. Then some stores added some nonperishable sections. The newest Targets have full grocery sections but it’s hard to tell before going inside which kind you’ll get.
The quality of the merchandise at Target is going to be better than Walmart. You’ll pay a little more.
We have Target and Super Target here, the difference being that the grocery store section is a good bit larger in the Super Targets. They usually have a deli and bakery section as well.
What strikes me about Target is how clean it is.
Baby socks , Stroller ? Something you wanna talk about , Deana ? ;-)
don't put ideas in her head! 😂😂
@@DeanaandPhil I think the idea is already there Phil lmao
Deana is pregnant?
@@robertbluhm5970 ? she may have just been goofy or perhaps she is. Im sure they will let us know officially if thats the case. At this time, im going with her being silly.
@@jessyzamora7464
Think so, too
They do have a snack bar with warm foods, or at least the one I frequent here in Hawaii does (it has a little Pizza Hut, warm pretzels, hot dogs, stuff like that). It really does have everything lol love Target. I always say that the only thing I missed about the U.S. besides my family when I lived in Japan was TARGET.
reusable containers is such a big deal here because it's sustainable and also because many communities often don't recycle at all or have very poor recycling implementation, so people like to upcycle containers and jars.
"Oh no! She spotted mugs...!" Haha, this could be me ^^
I was really surprised seeing quite some empty shelf space in the video. In Germany many supermarkets would try to fill that space, pulling products to the front.
Also it reminded me of shops as real and Globus in Germany.
".. for a third person" lmao and Phil looked like "Omg not a baby" xD
😬😅
Also 3:20. Baby stroller?!
Could it be, that this rumour is true?!?!?!
My mind is not pure LOL when couples say a third I don’t think babies😂
I think someone was dropping hints?
PLEASE don't take a can from the 6 pack!!!!!!!
Don't be that guy!
I love my local Target. Most of the time there’s more employees than customers, and you feel like you have whole store to yourself!
Phil wearing a black shirt is becoming a meme at this point.
beautiful, isn't it? :D
@@DeanaandPhil Definitely. You scared me when Phil checked out a non-black shirt in the store!
Sprockets
@@DeanaandPhil love watching your videos on here
california checking in. thats an affirmative on my local Target having a grocery section.
Ours has Starbucks, CVS and groceries. When it opened the foods were more limited, like a Walmart store that doesn't have groceries, but they remodeled to the new standard. Ironically a closed bank building has a drive through Starbucks across the parking lot from Target.
Hi Deana and Phil! Yes I shop at Target too! There are small Target and Super Targets here in the US,Supers have more groceries,than the regular Targets. Enjoy your videos!!!!🙂👍🖐
Target does have snack bars in many stores. Hot dogs, popcorn, nachos - that sort of thing.
Our Target has a grocery section.
Up near the Starbucks there is usually a hot food section with pizza, pretzels, and sometimes popcorn.
In all the Target I have been to in California, Arizona, New Hampshire, and Maine have had a grocery store section.
LOL! I don’t usually comment but quarantine really f*caked me up and has me excited about my Target trips all the time now so I really loved Phil’s enthusiasm 😂 Made me feel more normal haha. I love Target, it’s perfect for college students needing dorm basics and school supplies come August. True, it’s bit more pricey than crappy Walmart but you definitely get what you pay for. I even have purchased some basic furniture there and was very happy with it, so yeah good store 👍🏽 🎯!
Do they not have superstores in Europe? It's very nice to be able to get whatever you need from gardening tools, pet food, medications, makeup, paint...anything without having to drive around from shop to shop. They do have hot prepared foods too. You just missed the deli section. Target may be more expensive but they have better quality stuff and cashiers at the check-outs.
It's standard Target. Please try doing a video on the local Farmer's Market. Buy local! We want to see what produce is growing in your area!
I agree the main street farmers market in downtown greenville is pretty nice. also why no video on downtown greenville or the reedy river. since thats where you guys are and its a pretty nice place to do a review on.
You should go to a costco! That would be fun for Phil!
I think the second stuff looked good on Phil and also Diana looked amazing in that... I don't know if that was a dress ao 2 pieces, but absolutely amazing.
I shop at Walmart as the prices are lower. Great video.
Don't shop there, they are evil
>>I shop at Walmart as the prices are lower.
Deana that outfit was so cute on you.
My target has a warm food section that serves pizza and nachos and things. It also has a pharmacy And starbucks inside.
In a sense, Deana and Phil also made it to Target, so they should be big money now. 💰
The target experience I got was basically a large Woolworth. And not very much merchandise. But that was decades ago. Last time, three years ago, it was more like Walmart. But it never crossed my mind to shop there on purpose. I am more a K-Mart/ Home Depot guy.
All the target stores around me have grocery and fresh produce.
"FOR A THIRD PERSON..." 😂😱👶🏼
The light blue looked nice on you, Phil
It is like in our metro.
Hello, nice to see you. Your video looks awesome.
Deana is given Signs: tiny socks🤔a pram ( buggy)...third person.
Would like to see your change: own family👍👍👍
I picked up in that too.. hmmmm
I was in a Super Target once in North Carolina. It was the second day of our exchange semester, and all us exchange students took the bus to buy like everything we needed for our stay, including like essential groceries, but also like all the household items. I remember all of us walking out of there with more bags than we could carry (some of us with almost full-length mirrors for our uni rooms). As we tried to figure out how to get all the stuff on the bus, a young mother approached 4 of us and asked if she could give us a lift back into town. She ended up driving each of us to their accomodation, it was so kind! And the same thing happened another group just a few minutes later with another friendly stranger. Gotta give it to the Americans, esp. in the South: the sure are super nice! That would never happen in Germany.
Its kinda sad I never went to another Target again. The one in New York (where I lived for a while a few years later) was too out of my way I think, so I just ended up at Home Depot.
I've only been to a Target once or twice. Need to go again sometime.
No,you do not remove the soda from a combo pack. They have single cans at the checkout registers in small see thru refrigerators or in soda machines on your way out of the store.
Only the SUPER TARGETS have a grocery section. Also, some targets do have a eat in section near tbe entrance with small bistro tables to eat hot dogs,etc like Costco.
1:31 🤣🤣🤣
We'll be in America this month and will visit the Targee for clothes.
Some of our Targets have some food like Pizza Hut stuff, not made to order, just pre-made. Pizza, pasta and breadsticks. Then stuff like popcorn....this is the North Dakota/ Minnesota area
There are Super Targets that have pretty much full service fresh fruits, vegetables and meat sections (at least there is one in Huntsville Alabama). It's like a Super Walmart but the grocery section is significantly more appealing than in a Super Walmart.
You are not far from Helen, GA it is a small Bavarian style town I would love to see both of yours reaction!
In North Carolina a few Targets got grocery stores maybe 4 years ago and now they all have groceries, some bigger than others. Our largest store has 34 (yes really) checkout lines. It's hard for me to think of Target as "overpriced" or "expensive", yes compared to Walmart but compared to traditional, mall department stores, they are lower on brand named things. Ever price underwear at Macys, Nordstrom, or Saks?
Waco's Target has a grocery section. ☺
That's one of the biggest food sections I've ever seen in a Target. In Columbus, GA ours are mostly everything else. Maybe they've increased the section since I moved to Germany, though.
Target rocks!
A lot of Targets in Los Angeles, CA have a warm food station. They usually sell pizza, hotdogs, popcorn, icee, etc. Most Targets I've been to do have groceries, some just have more food, bigger selections.
The super targets in Florida are great. You can shop for groceries, clothes, toys, electronics, and alcohol all in one store.
No guys, not all Targets are like that. I'm living in NE Ohio (moved here from Heidelberg, Germany btw) and the variety at the Target store here in town can't measure up with Walmart.
I go to a Target occasionally in Columbus, Ohio and it has some groceries there but not as much as the one you were at. It does have clothing, electronics, housewares, and health/beauty supplies. It’s a nice store.
Actually, my Target is exactly like yours because that's my Target. Lol
Love Target, and Phil is enjoying haha ♥️
I've been to Target before, when I was on a students exchange program in Oklahoma and my first thought was: "This is like a German real!" Of course the sections are smaller in a real and they don't have as many options but they have the same assortment of stuff. :D
Target is ein Kaufhaus auf einer Etage....wie Kaufhof Galeria...
@@shacks29 Real ist auch auf einer Etage, also verstehe ich das Problem nicht. Galeria Kaufhof hat mehrere Etagen, also passt dein Beispiel eher schlecht...
@@vivianeschulz99 Es geht hier nicht um die Etagen sondern um das Angebot...sowas wie Target haben wir nicht, bei uns wäre das nächste Galeria vom waren angebot....Real ( hat auch oft 2 Etagen) war sowas wie Walmart die Auswahl bei Real ist nicht vergleichbar mit Target und die qualität auch nicht das ist eher Kaufhaus level als SB warenhaus.
The store remembered me as REAL in Germany. They also have clothes, games, electric like vacuum cleaners etc. and of course food.
Fun video, guys! You two seem happy!
Hagen Das was invented in New Jersey, of course its cheaper in US.
And it's "Häagen Dazs", which is supposed to be sounding Danish but the moron behind the name didn't know the Danish language so he invented his own nonsense, lol. 🇩🇰
@@BigAndTall666 so?
Except it's from New York
Really liked the video and I enjoy going to Target always find something I want have a great one 🙂🤙🤙🤙
It's always weird when I'm reminded that some towns and states have milk that's more than a couple bucks.
The most expensiveill I have seen in the U.S. is in Hawaii.
LMAO About the youtuber-thing. A few times I also saw stuff by youtubers in German stores (mostly makeup and jewlery) but since maybe 1 year they have a big section of kitchen surplies of the American YT-channel "Tasty" at Kaufland in the area where you can buy household items and it kinda surprised me at first as I saw these items there because Tasty isn't that popular with their "German" channel that they run ( The German channel has only 20K subscriber dude and thats weied since the original one has 20 million subscriber)
That's cool! Didn't even know about it. We know for example that Bibis Beauty Palace has a huge "Bilous" line at DM I think.
@@DeanaandPhil From what I can remember: DaggieBee had her own cosmetics-line but after 1 year stoped producing it cause it was a fail (I mean yeah who needs orange highlighter and blue lipgloss?), Marvin Magnivicant collaborated with BH Cosmetics, Alycia Marie collaborated with BH Cosmetics, Louisa Crashion collaborated with Luvia Cosmetics, XletaX had a shampoo-line but stoped having it after 2 years, Kisu had a collaboration with Makeup Revolution, Kisu also collaborated with Rossmann for their jewlery-line, Crispyrob has Chips in the supermarket since maybe half a year now, Luca had a pizza for a few weeks, Unge had a collaboration with Just Spices for a spices mix, Sallys Welt has a huge empire of kitchen surplies and whats not and also a own store for it but her vanilla extract is sold in the supermarkets, Pamela Reif is selling "healthy" snacks in some stores and I guess that was it from all I know
@@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard WOW. I‘m very impressed about your knowledge of youtubers…mostly germans
Looks like the big hypermarches they have in France.
They sell almost everything aswell.
We have a few of those in Germany as well, the most prominent chain probably being "real". I only went there once, and was completely overwhelmed. Many of them closed following the pandemic, though. Kaufland is a big player as well, but I'd say their focus is more on groceries.
@@leDespicable There used to be a German chain called Schlecker where many of it's locations are now Kaufland. Not sure if Schlecker was nationwide or just in southern Germany. The one in Göppingen, Baden-Württemburg was very large, had a multi-level parking garage, and 3 levels of shopping with various departments that included a super market taking up a whole floor. It might be equal to the same square commercial area as this Target store. But that was 30 years ago when I shopped there once. Schlecker has since went bankrupt and closed all locations in 2012.
@@BagoPorkRinds I still remember Schlecker, I didn't know they had branches that big, though. All the Schlecker branches I ever knew (including our local Schlecker) were pretty small.
@@leDespicable Yes most were small but there were a few that were large or large-ish in my time. The small city of Schwäbisch Gmünd not far from Göppingen had two. The usual small near the marktplatz and another outside of city limits that was about 1/4 the size of Göppingen's but not as nice. That location is now a Kaufland The Göppingen one no longer exists.
Target in Cincinnati has groceries and a hot food section (hot dogs, pizza, etc.)
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Yay I love shopping!! This was a fun “shop with me/German husbands first time at…” 🥰🥰
Have either yourself or Phil tried Barq’s root beer? It’s root beer with caffeine and I think it’s better than A&W imo 😅
Eher wie die großen Realmärkte oder Walmarts früher
I love Target, but haven't been shopping out since March 23rd, 2020.
Time for get away from self prison
By the looks of it target is practically empty, so knock yourself out! 🤓
Target is not a supermarket, it _has_ a supermarket. The supermarket is a grocery section.
Target never even had a grocery section until about 10-15 years ago.
Super Target hat eine große Lebensmittel Abteilung. Die kleinen Target haben keine große Auswahl an Lebensmittel. Das ist die Erfahrung die ich in Florida gemacht habe.
Euro vs US nutella uses a different formulation. Euro one tastes way better imo. the US one tastes way too sweet and chocolatey.
Eh, maybe sweeter, but not really that different. I usually buy Aldi brand Nutella anyway.
Targets are different sizes. Some have the grocery section and some don’t. I’m in MD. I enjoyed the video!
TCL TV you can buy in germany too .... I´m happy with my one - i bought it by "real,-" /ex-Walmart(germany) grocery RIP "real,-" :´-(
Phil: raised in a country that's heavy into recycling and renewable energy, but doesn't reuse plastic containers. I reuse Talenti containers for my toothbrush things and to take smoothies to work.
Target started out at as department store. It wasn’t until recently they slowly started to add A grocery side.
Target mainly focuses on clothing, and housewares, where it's their specialty. Toys and electronic are mainly products that will easily sell. Groceries have never been their specialty, and haven't expanded the Super Target stores that much. In fact, in some areas of the country, they're phasing out the Super Target stores. All new stores, and remodeled stores will have a limited amount of food sold in their stores. If you ever get to the Midwest to Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, or Wisconsin, check out Meijer (pronounced my-er). It's the Dutch spelling for Meyer. They're similar to both Walmart and Target. It not only has a large selection of general merchandise, but also a full grocery department. Their electronics department isn't as large as Walmart or Target. I like their clothes and shoes much better than Target. To Phil, I don't know how old you were when Walmart came to Germany, but if you're not aware of why they failed there. Besides refusing to adapt to German culture, but also their refusal to let unions in their stores, along with trying to price the competition out of business, caused them to be fined so much, that they realized that they couldn't pay off the government there. So don't expect Walmart to come back to Germany. This was about the same reason they failed in France as well. Walmart is slowly selling off their stake in UK based ASDA, that I expect Walmart to leave the UK as well.
Super Target, the Walmart of Target. Even larger.
Yes the Target in Jonesboro, Arkansas has all these things.
Aww thats super cool... I am jealous and wanna go there too now :P
But I'm in Germany haha
I love you guys!!!! You crack me up!!! Started watching because I was planning a trip to Germany. I'm back home and I still watch you guys!
Great editing! Love the graphics!!
Phil is more American than a lot of Americans. He’s even the only European I know that likes root beer.
And that’s the first time I saw Deana get mad. Meana scared me a little!!!
No...I don't shop at target to expensive! Btw I get my milk from dollar tree. It's not in the fridge but once u open it, u have to keep it in the fridge and u have 14 days to use it. Never had a problem with it...
Just checking in with you guys that Phil’s family is okay
Target in Indiana has a grocery section. I think all of them do.
Make sure to visit Savannah Georgia, maybe Charleston too
Super Target's have a food section.
I don't think I've seen a plus sized mannequin in a Target here in Los Angeles. Must be a regional thing.
Midwest USA here. None of those mannequins would be considered PLUS size here. LOL
The target in my town (in Kansas) has different sized mannequins now, but they were added in 2020 when the entire store went through a remodel. I believe Target is remodeling ALL of its stores nationwide, and I don't know how the pandemic has affected the timeline for completing their re-design/remodel.
Deana's right about those Talenti containers though...
with six-packs it's simple: If there is a price given per can, you can buy it by can. If not, you cannot.
On the 6 and 8 packs, they have different barcodes from the individual products. So if you take a can, or bottle that I'd part of a pack, you're going to pay for a pack. So it's best to get the pack. For the 20 fl.oz.(591ml) bottles, the individual bottles are usually available in the refrigerators near checkout, and will scan at the individual product price. As for the packs, the read I know that those products are more, is because despite having the same barcode on each bottle and can, is because that specific product has its unique barcode, so you don't have to look for a specific barcode to scan the pack . I also shop for other people.
Please try Barq’s root beer. It is so much better than Mug and A&W. Those two are gross. And yes, that milk is expensive. In Indiana we pay $1.99 for a gallon.
It's comparable to a French hypermarché (Cora, Carrefour, Auchan, Leclerc).
Much much bigger.
@@slidenapps They are not small. A qick google gave me these numbers: The biggest French hypermarché (Carrefour de Villiers-en-Bière 28200 m²=303542 ft²) is 50% bigger than the biggest Target (Annapolis 200000ft²=18580m²) and bigger than the biggest Walmart in the US (Crossgates Commons 260,000 ft² =24,000 m²)
In average you are right but the extremes are not necessarly what you might think.
I just checked the hypermarchés in my region and the Cora that is 20km from here has a total commercial area of 19780m².
I didn't see the entrance of the store that you went into but they also have super targets that are actually a lot bigger and their grocery section is a bit bigger as well.
A guy I knew in college met his wife at Target. One was a cashier, the other a customer, I forget which was which.
Phil had reached a target, going to Target.
6:50 Why is that surprising? Häagen-Dazs is an American brand.
Yes because they only put an umlaut above 1 of 2 a's, it looks weird lol.
You definitely have to take Phil to Walmart. 🛒
Phil's first time in the US we visited a Walmart and now it's one of his favorite stores! 😅 Here's the video of his first time in Walmart: th-cam.com/video/p1xPmIfWIdI/w-d-xo.html
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I thought I watched a video before at Walmart. I looked through the videos and it must have been way back.
Phil will love Costco.