Wow!!! I live in Sweden, I will try to give to you one approximate price of everything you had paying for. Piña 🍍 = 5 dollars. Aguacate 🥑 = 1 unit 2 dollars. ( 6 = 12) Ejotes = 2 dollars kilo. Anona = we don't have 🙁 Coffee ☕️ =10 dollars 1 kilo. Tomatoes 🍅 = 3 dollars. Pimentón 🫑 = 3 units 4 dollars. Jalapeño 🌶 = 1 unit 1.5 dollar. Limones 🍋 = 3 units 1 dollar. Guisquiles or Chayotes = 1 unit 4 dollars. Sandia 🍉 = 1 unit 10 dollars. Arroz 🍚 = 1 kilo 3 dollars. Duraznos 🍑 = 5 dollars kilo. Flor de Jamaica we don't have. By the way, nothing it is fresh here. Nice to compare this prices, and see the big differences. Thanks for the video 📹 ❤️
@@twopeopleinparadise that’s a good tip. You guys can ask for the same fruit in different spots and check if the price fluctuates and then bargain or u could simply ask “cuánto es lo menos?” so they give u their best price lol Still you’re fine, I think that was a great deal
The strange looking fruit is called Anona. In English, it's a derivative of the sugar apple family (according to Google). And the other weird vegetable is called a Guisquil. In English is known as the chayote fruit. Names provided are names given by the locals. I'm Salvadoran living abroad and enjoy seeing your experiences living in 🇸🇻
Great vid guys thanks for sharing 👍 Wow well over 100 subs already congratulations our friends 🥳🎉🎈🥰 Now I got Jen watching n commenting your blessed 😂 Nice to shop for fresh produce without breaking the Bank 🏦🏧 Looking forward to your next video 🎥🎞️ Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living on the Gulf of Mexico Yucatan peninsula ✌️🐶👩❤️👨 J&D
@@twopeopleinparadise 👋 we are in Metalio for another week until Oct 23rd. We are finishing up paperwork foe the bar and house. Also enjoying the stay. If you come to Sonsonnate or Metalio please contact me we would like to chat or hang out.
Thanks for the shopping trip, especially the summary. I like the visual equivalence in Satoshis as well. The sound is much better this time. Cheers to the two of you.
Hi guys!!! the best deal you can do everytime you want to buy food is to go to the public market,you find the low prices and getting fresh fruits and vetables and besides you can find ANYTHING YOU NEED at home...Welcome,this is El Salvador offering you everything you need!!! From belgium.
Hope you enjoy living in my country, my country is Rich, we have everything there , the weather, Beaches, fruits , coffee , a lot of coffee ☕, we have rivers , mountains , lakes , one of the most delicious food in the world "Pupusas" , hopefully one day we'll have a strong economy and my people will perceive more money. Greetings from Houston TX
Hi Jessica and Ryan, I am glad you are enjoying our paradise El Salvador. The mistery vegetable is calles “Guisquil” , I know a little difficult to pronounce. In winter limes are cheaper , I buy 100 limes for $4-$7 USD . Let me know if you need any help from a local.
The mystery fruit is called Anona, they’re seasonal and come in 2 colors, white and pink (very delicious) The veggie is called Güisquil (known in the US as chayote squash), enjoy and stay safe!!
@@twopeopleinparadise YES there is a slightly difference on the sweetness. The pink ones tend to be just a little sweet. Both are amazingly delicious and you'll enjoy eating either or. 😊
I’m going back to my country in December, so happy. I really want to eat Anonas, I can’t wait ,wish you guys a happy vacation enjoy my beautiful country 😎😎👍👍
You guys are great. Bitcoin will definitely revamp by or in 2025, so you guys are early birds that will certainly reap the benefits, especially in ES. Great deals with the produce!
Salvadoreña watching from Waterloo Ontario. Saludos/greetings. 👋 You're living a beautiful life. Enjoy all the beautiful delicious fruits and vegetables
Keep enjoying El Pulgarcito. Is a small country but with so much beauty. Tomorrow Sunday, there's gonna be a celebration in the historical downtown, we are going, welcome is you want to ride with us.
Blessings from Gainesville FL, thank you for showing the prices of some of the best fruits that we grew up, I'm sure , you'll love very much the anonas.
The fruit is called Anona, one of my favourite fruits and the vegetable is Guisquil (that’s what we in ES call it) it’s sold here in Canada as Chayote squash 😊😊
the random fruit is anona, is so delicious I missed here in the USA. the unidentified vegetables is called guisquil is full of health benefits and when you added to soups is like a sponge absorbs all the flavors yum
@@twopeopleinparadise muito gostoso, there's also a different colored sugar apple that you'll find in season. Since your Brazilian, also look out for Cajuu. Many people grow them "Maranon". As for growing, the seeds will take forever but if you own land it might be easier just getting it from a nursery propagated or someone's branch cutting. Don't forget the delicious Guanabanas too, mixed with milk, yum. With the rainy season in central America, it'll be a a fast growth. Keep up the great content, also your husband as I follow his channel as well. Boa noite and keep bringing out the positivity of El Salvador from an expat view.
Le vendieron caros los limones porque estan a 20 x $1.00. Los guisquiles estan muy caros tambien . Cuando algo esta caro hay que preguntar en cuanto menos lo dejan
Esq la mala maña de algunos vendedores q porq son extranjeros los quieren estafar ala gente pero ahun así viendo el predio de todo en Estados Unidos todo eso por lo mínimo te gastas unos 70 ho 80 dalares o más creo porq el aguacate es caro la sandía y los los otros productos uno vale el precio de todo eso q les dieron por un dólar ahun así me me gustaría q ubiese una ley para castigar ala gente que abusa del turista Enel país ya todos nesesitamos de todos
@@2GringosOnTheGulf Jessica here, I can't speak for Ryan, but I'm finding it difficult not wasting some food :( . Fruit and veg are cheap here so it's hard not to buy a lot. It's finding a balance of just getting what we realistically need. It's an adjustment. lol
@@greggonzalez8090 lol sure bro but they are being sprayed for transport its proven the fruit n veg here are way cleaner here in Mexico They don't spray the shit Chinada does
Eggs are $10 for 60. A 3-pack of T-bone steaks goes for around $22. A pound of ground beef is $4.35, as is a pound of mozzarella. We don't eat fish, and so couldn't tell you.
Hey I’m a native from El Salvador. I’ve been living in America for almost 15 years now. This video almost made me cry. I don’t remember the last time I saw an anona. Thank you.
In Australia we grow the anona but we call it a custard apple, because I guess that's what is tastes like, The mystery vegetable looks like a choko. McDonalds uses them in their apple pies but I agree with you - best eaten as a vegetable with salt and butter.
You two are amazing, I love the energy. I want to see what you do with the Guisquiles... so many other vegetables that you will discover and enjoy. Saludos!!
here in california there is anona. also guiskil.which Mexicans call chayote.i am glad you adapting and having fun en my home country. thank you for the videos .I am salvadorean but I haven't been there since 2014. I am planning to go in december
Nice video guys! Welcome to El Salvador! I recommend you to visit : Suchitoto, Volcán de Santa Ana, Parque Nacional el Boquerón, Plaza Volcán (at night), Cerro Verde, Mirador Espíritu de la Montaña, Planes de renderos (at night), Cerro Eramón, El Pital and La Palma (Chalatenango department). Thank you for choice El Salvador! I wish you the best.
The Green Squash Chayote here in Canada they bring another kind from Mexico a little more white than Green ,Anona ia the name of the Fruit that has the Pink flesh inside.. thank you guys for sharing and living in my Mothers land .
You have to juggle the Avacados in the fridge vs room temp for them to last longer. I would 2 room temp, 3 in the fridge, take 1 out of the fridge after eating 1.
Hi guys, this is the third video I watched, I love it. The new fruit that you gonna try is call ANONA . It's been 35 years that I haven't eat one those..but they are delicious 😋 😜 😍
guys you're gonna look so much younger when you come back to canada, with that food full of vitamins, salvadoran sun and hope land, at least 10 years younger. thank u for sharing.
Great video, really enjoyed it. The fruit which you don't know it's name is an anona. ( It comes in two colors white or pink on the inside) when it's cracked it means it's a bit past due and should be eaten eaten right away. (I would like to give a side comment about your shopping. When you have time try to let the locals shop before you so you can hear how much something is so you don't get taken advantage of. ( Wish you the best in my pulgarcito)
Hi guys just trying to help you,the frut is call anona is one of the best frut you're going to taste and the vegetable is call guisquil you can use it in like chicken soup or beef soup,I know that was chip but you can fine chipper than that ,like the pineapple and watermelon, I know you went with that guy he can help you bargain it is costume back home every boddy does it,I live in Las Vegas but welcome home.
The mysterious fruit is Anona, there are pink and white ones. The best are pink anonas. The vegetable are Güisquiles (in Mexico I believe they are called Chayotes and I think that is also the name in English.
That vegetable is called " Guisquil ". They use them to make " Rellenos de Guisquil " typical salvadorean plate- They are so yummy. One of the best salvadorean food ever 😋.
The food here is been one of the immense positives that we didn't anticipate. The quality is so high, and the Salvadoran people really know how to cook!
The watermelon is expensive compared to Thailand. I think Thailand is less expensive over all for what you bought. I want to go to El Salvador. I am currently in Mexico for 6 months. People are telling me El Salvador has become expensive compared to Mexico, and both SA and CA. Is it true that El Salvador is now more expensive than Costa Rica? I miss the early 1990's in CR and the prices!
anona cherimoya they call it in the us cherimoya but cherimoya is a little differentone small cherimoya here is about 10 dollarsin el salvador they grow any place you can plant it in your back yard
If you are from the USA, or Canada $21.00 it's a good deal for those produce. But for the average Salvadorean those are very high prices for food that a decade ago was ten times cheaper.
You know you could seadon and eat the hibiscus? After i make the hibiscus tea/water, i re boil it until water runs clear. Pat dry, season as deaired (i like to season with adobe, or chipotle, and sauteed with onion, garlic, seasonings and eat on tacos 😋 Right now avocados in Denver are almost $3 each 😱😱
Yes, I would suggest to have a local do the shopping for you while you observe how they negotiate. At the markets, or with informal vendors, don't take the first price your given. Make a counter offer bc the price they're giving you is the ideal selling price, but in reality the cost may be much lower. It's just simple bargaining. Win some, lose some.
Appreciate the advice. At this juncture the prices are so fantastically low compared to Canada that we are content with that and feel no need to haggle!
Please don't negotiate prices. Those people work so hard to make the living. When we go to grocery stores we don't ask them to reduce the price. Please stop telling people to do that.
@@leosegovia340 I wouldn't tell people to do something if it didn't have an effect on the rest of the population. The reason I say to negotiate the price is because there have already been problems that foreigners have faced when buying products from local street vendors. Most foreigners don't like the concept of paying a "foreigner price" vs price locals pay. In economic terms, if foreigners start paying a foreigner price, it'll only drive the price of every day products to inflate. The problem with that is, local Salvadorans don't make the same salary that foreigners make in a week. Other than that, I know the locals work hard and I know products are under paid compared to prices in the US. I'd suggest tipping the local on the side for excellent service and attention which will compensate for the under paid products.
I really like both of you, you seem really genuine, appreciative and loving couple. I enjoy watching your videos and your new journey - from Australia (Salvadorean in Aus)
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Wow!!! I live in Sweden, I will try to give to you one approximate price of everything you had paying for.
Piña 🍍 = 5 dollars.
Aguacate 🥑 = 1 unit 2 dollars. ( 6 = 12)
Ejotes = 2 dollars kilo.
Anona = we don't have 🙁
Coffee ☕️ =10 dollars 1 kilo.
Tomatoes 🍅 = 3 dollars.
Pimentón 🫑 = 3 units 4 dollars.
Jalapeño 🌶 = 1 unit 1.5 dollar.
Limones 🍋 = 3 units 1 dollar.
Guisquiles or Chayotes = 1 unit 4 dollars.
Sandia 🍉 = 1 unit 10 dollars.
Arroz 🍚 = 1 kilo 3 dollars.
Duraznos 🍑 = 5 dollars kilo.
Flor de Jamaica we don't have.
By the way, nothing it is fresh here.
Nice to compare this prices, and see the big differences.
Thanks for the video 📹 ❤️
With 20 dollar they got the food for 1 week that's amazing.
@@sebastienloebsv5589 yes man! here in Europe that its just enough to one meal (just for you) an thats it!
21 dollars, you're in a fruit paradise. It's amazing 👏, enjoy all those exotic fruits in El Salvador 🇸🇻
People have been telling us we are overpaying and that we should negotiate more, but we are just thrilled to be able to afford quality food again!
@@twopeopleinparadise that’s a good tip. You guys can ask for the same fruit in different spots and check if the price fluctuates and then bargain or u could simply ask “cuánto es lo menos?” so they give u their best price lol
Still you’re fine, I think that was a great deal
That's is a lot of money for us. Salvadorian people.
@@twopeopleinparadise El Salvador has a wide variety of delicious fruits, and if you go to the countryside. they are for free
Your man guide it's not helping, two dollars for those lemons was too much, don't buy from him any more
The strange looking fruit is called Anona. In English, it's a derivative of the sugar apple family (according to Google). And the other weird vegetable is called a Guisquil. In English is known as the chayote fruit. Names provided are names given by the locals. I'm Salvadoran living abroad and enjoy seeing your experiences living in 🇸🇻
Thank you! Both of these alien fruits and vegetables are really quite tasty; the food here is much higher quality than we are accustomed to.
chayote is like a squash
Pippil name language,indian
@@salvadorgonzalez6590 Indigenous**
I think it's a Chirimoya in Chile (Cherimoya according to Wikipedia). It's delicious and it makes great juice and ice cream
Welcome to my country and thanks for sharing everything with us
Thank you the embrace, El Salvador has humbled us with its hospitality and warmth
Enjoying my country El Salvador, from the United States of America ❤
Awesome video guys! Colours amazing!!!! You guys rock 👏👏
Thanks guys!
I can't believe you got all that for $21! The limes alone would be over 10 bucks here in Canada and the avocados would be at least $8.
Yes same here in England almost one for a dollar.
Nice video guys
I guess it's because those aren't grown in Northern lands like Canada.
Great vid guys thanks for sharing 👍
Wow well over 100 subs already congratulations our friends 🥳🎉🎈🥰
Now I got Jen watching n commenting your blessed 😂
Nice to shop for fresh produce without breaking the Bank 🏦🏧
Looking forward to your next video 🎥🎞️
Cheers from 2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living on the Gulf of Mexico Yucatan peninsula ✌️🐶👩❤️👨 J&D
Thanks for been with us. God bless you.
Thank you!
Like wow, you had me at $21. Yes I hope to be shopping there in December 2023 when we have plans on moving.
Do be in touch! Why so far into the future?
@@twopeopleinparadise We will we will be in Metalio. We have a house and bar there.
@@twopeopleinparadise 👋 we are in Metalio for another week until Oct 23rd. We are finishing up paperwork foe the bar and house. Also enjoying the stay. If you come to Sonsonnate or Metalio please contact me we would like to chat or hang out.
the stnge fruit is anona, the vegetable is chayote(In EL Salvador is guisquil)
Thank you! Anona, Guisquil, got it. That will help next week at the vendors
Thanks for the shopping trip, especially the summary. I like the visual equivalence in Satoshis as well.
The sound is much better this time. Cheers to the two of you.
Hi guys!!! the best deal you can do everytime you want to buy food is to go to the public market,you find the low prices and getting fresh fruits and vetables and besides you can find ANYTHING YOU NEED at home...Welcome,this is El Salvador offering you everything you need!!! From belgium.
It's true, we are finding things we didn't even know we needed or wanted. Every week there's something new.
Hope you enjoy living in my country, my country is Rich, we have everything there , the weather, Beaches, fruits , coffee , a lot of coffee ☕, we have rivers , mountains , lakes , one of the most delicious food in the world "Pupusas" , hopefully one day we'll have a strong economy and my people will perceive more money.
Greetings from Houston TX
In India it is called Custard Apple
The good thing really fresh cheap and delicious enjoy our country guys!
Hi Jessica and Ryan, I am glad you are enjoying our paradise El Salvador. The mistery vegetable is calles “Guisquil” , I know a little difficult to pronounce. In winter limes are cheaper , I buy 100 limes for $4-$7 USD . Let me know if you need any help from a local.
Thank you Jarol! Would love to connect. Drop us a DM on Twitter! @TwoPeopleInPara
The mystery fruit is called Anona, they’re seasonal and come in 2 colors, white and pink (very delicious) The veggie is called Güisquil (known in the US as chayote squash), enjoy and stay safe!!
Thanks for your comment! Is there a difference in taste between white and pink?
@@twopeopleinparadise yes there is! I prefer the pink ones, I find them more flavorful than the white ones
Y eso que no ha visto los sunganos ni los cutucos I don't know if you remember though.
@@twopeopleinparadise YES there is a slightly difference on the sweetness. The pink ones tend to be just a little sweet. Both are amazingly delicious and you'll enjoy eating either or. 😊
$21 dollars for all that food is just amazing, that’s was $200 dollars grocery bill in the USA
I’m going back to my country in December, so happy. I really want to eat Anonas, I can’t wait ,wish you guys a happy vacation enjoy my beautiful country 😎😎👍👍
You guys are great. Bitcoin will definitely revamp by or in 2025, so you guys are early birds that will certainly reap the benefits, especially in ES. Great deals with the produce!
congratulations guys,for you new life in El Salvador.🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Thank you!
Salvadoreña watching from Waterloo Ontario. Saludos/greetings. 👋
You're living a beautiful life. Enjoy all the beautiful delicious fruits and vegetables
I appreciate you sharing your experience at El Salvador. thank you.👍👍
Thank you for watching!
I love El Salvador it’s my country of birth. Ese es mi pais donde naci y amo.
Keep enjoying El Pulgarcito. Is a small country but with so much beauty.
Tomorrow Sunday, there's gonna be a celebration in the historical downtown, we are going, welcome is you want to ride with us.
Drop us a DM on Twitter! @TwoPeopleInPara. Do you live by the beach?
@@twopeopleinparadise , yes , in San Blas...I don't have Twitter..I'm Gina...I think Jessica has my whatsapp
Or ask James and Nikki for my phone number. I'm Gina from San Blas.
That's a lot of goodies for 21 bucks my friends! Just them limes (limones) & avocados would've been nearly $15 around here! Nice!
We remember those prices, it was only about a month ago we were paying them!
So you guy Actually move in to T
El Salvador or you're just on vacation?
Excelente video 😀Muy informativo !!
6 Avocados 🥑 for $1.50 usd/ 2.05 cad🙀
($21 usd total 🟰 👍🏼👍🏼Good Deal ))
Following from London Ontario 🇨🇦
Blessings from Gainesville FL, thank you for showing the prices of some of the best fruits that we grew up, I'm sure , you'll love very much the anonas.
Enjoy that's paradise of fruits, vegetables,!!
We will, thank you!
The fruit is called Anona, one of my favourite fruits and the vegetable is Guisquil (that’s what we in ES call it) it’s sold here in Canada as Chayote squash 😊😊
The fruit is called CAPITALISM.
@@IIGS-604 ...said some Commie!!
the random fruit is anona, is so delicious I missed here in the USA. the unidentified vegetables is called guisquil is full of health benefits and when you added to soups is like a sponge absorbs all the flavors yum
Both have become favourites!
Anona in ES aka Sugar Apple. It's soooo delicious. Greta video sharing the prices. Enjoy beautiful El Salvador 😊
It is an incredibly delicious fruit, we can't get enough of it. Are they difficult to grow? They come with lots of seeds!
@@twopeopleinparadise muito gostoso, there's also a different colored sugar apple that you'll find in season. Since your Brazilian, also look out for Cajuu. Many people grow them "Maranon". As for growing, the seeds will take forever but if you own land it might be easier just getting it from a nursery propagated or someone's branch cutting. Don't forget the delicious Guanabanas too, mixed with milk, yum. With the rainy season in central America, it'll be a a fast growth. Keep up the great content, also your husband as I follow his channel as well. Boa noite and keep bringing out the positivity of El Salvador from an expat view.
Great video guys, it is the first time that I see you, I'm glad you like it.
Le vendieron caros los limones porque estan a 20 x $1.00.
Los guisquiles estan muy caros tambien .
Cuando algo esta caro hay que preguntar en cuanto menos lo dejan
Esq la mala maña de algunos vendedores q porq son extranjeros los quieren estafar ala gente pero ahun así viendo el predio de todo en Estados Unidos todo eso por lo mínimo te gastas unos 70 ho 80 dalares o más creo porq el aguacate es caro la sandía y los los otros productos uno vale el precio de todo eso q les dieron por un dólar ahun así me me gustaría q ubiese una ley para castigar ala gente que abusa del turista Enel país ya todos nesesitamos de todos
Les vieron la cara de gringos y dijeron ahora es cuando
I love you putting the prices in Sats, thumbs up.
Back home in Canada I was allergic to most fruits but here in México I can eat most everything. Great video guys thanks for taking us along.
I’ve heard that before. I wonder why.
@@Carman0626 the fruit n food is cleaner less chemicals sprayed
@@2GringosOnTheGulf Jessica here, I can't speak for Ryan, but I'm finding it difficult not wasting some food :( . Fruit and veg are cheap here so it's hard not to buy a lot. It's finding a balance of just getting what we realistically need. It's an adjustment. lol
@@2GringosOnTheGulf lots of the fruits are coming from south and Central America and Mexico,U.S here in Canada by the way
@@greggonzalez8090 lol sure bro but they are being sprayed for transport its proven the fruit n veg here are way cleaner here in Mexico
They don't spray the shit Chinada does
Great video! Thanks! What's the price of meat/beef, fish, eggs, cheese?
Eggs are $10 for 60. A 3-pack of T-bone steaks goes for around $22. A pound of ground beef is $4.35, as is a pound of mozzarella. We don't eat fish, and so couldn't tell you.
Please enjoy your time and GBY
Hey I’m a native from El Salvador. I’ve been living in America for almost 15 years now. This video almost made me cry. I don’t remember the last time I saw an anona. Thank you.
Great videos, keep them coming.
Thanks, will do!
In Australia we grow the anona but we call it a custard apple, because I guess that's what is tastes like, The mystery vegetable looks like a choko. McDonalds uses them in their apple pies but I agree with you - best eaten as a vegetable with salt and butter.
You two are amazing, I love the energy. I want to see what you do with the Guisquiles... so many other vegetables that you will discover and enjoy. Saludos!!
Perhaps a kitchen-show style video is in order! Thank you for watching 💙
Great video👍✅
Thank you!
Good prices the best thing is that everything is fresh, I congratulate you for choosing row live in our country
guys that an amazing video, thank you for the information
Thank you for watching!
here in california there is anona. also guiskil.which Mexicans call chayote.i am glad you adapting and having fun en my home country. thank you for the videos .I am salvadorean but I haven't been there since 2014. I am planning to go in december
Drop us a line in December if you want to be in touch!
Excelente video 📹 😍
Hi how are you guys, you will love the anona, im having fun waching youre videos, thank you for showing ours beautifull country.
Nice video guys! Welcome to El Salvador! I recommend you to visit : Suchitoto, Volcán de Santa Ana, Parque Nacional el Boquerón, Plaza Volcán (at night), Cerro Verde, Mirador Espíritu de la Montaña, Planes de renderos (at night), Cerro Eramón, El Pital and La Palma (Chalatenango department). Thank you for choice El Salvador! I wish you the best.
There's so much to see and do, we feel like we will never run out, even in this tiny country.
Nice all organic the best..👌👌👍👍
Everytime that you go for shoping at El Mercado ( street vendors ) , try to bargain. It's allowed to do it. Vendors never get upset if you bargain.
The Green Squash Chayote here in Canada they bring another kind from Mexico a little more white than Green ,Anona ia the name of the Fruit that has the Pink flesh inside.. thank you guys for sharing and living in my Mothers land .
Im salvadoreño and I really enjoyed watching the video...it reminded me when i was living there.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Disfruten la Anona!!! Delicious fruit one of my favorits
I know, what a discovery it has been for us. Strange and delicious!
Thanks you guys did really good and your grocery shopping…
Thank you! Vendors over there are starting to recognize us as regulars and prices are coming down.
Mistery fruit....Anona is season fruit.
Cofee u guys have to go la ruta de las flores festival gastromico juayua.
Highly recommend
8:19 anona fruit
Wow but the opositores say it’s impossible to live in El Salvador, good job guys👍, 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
Thank you!
You have to juggle the Avacados in the fridge vs room temp for them to last longer. I would 2 room temp, 3 in the fridge, take 1 out of the fridge after eating 1.
Very good guys I'm watching you in nj usa l love you and love you living in my beautiful country
Thank you for watching! We're happy to have you with us
Many times some seasonal fruits are a bit expensive.
Currently in the city of Santa Ana the price of limes is around 20 units for one dollar.
organic limes are $1 each in Northeast U.S.
@@eland9450 We almost reach those prices out of season, but almost every house with a backyard has a lime tree. So for that time hardly buy.
Nice!
Thanks!
those markets of fruits and vegetables would be a gem for the hipster here in Brooklyn and the East village.
great video I wish my grocery run would turn as interesting as yours , new subscriber here .
Thank you for joining us!
Hi guys, this is the third video I watched, I love it. The new fruit that you gonna try is call ANONA . It's been 35 years that I haven't eat one those..but they are delicious 😋 😜 😍
That fruit is call gunaba, a very delicious fruit enjoy it.👍
The green veggie is called Guisquil, chayote here in Canadá, I will also recommend trying Guisquil envuelto en huevo una delicia
Thank you! I'll look at that up and we'll try it sometime.
guys you're gonna look so much younger when you come back to canada, with that food full of vitamins, salvadoran sun and hope land, at least 10 years younger. thank u for sharing.
We certainly hope you are right about that. haha Thanks for being part of our journey!
Je pense que l'avant-dernier légume s'appelle guisquil et il est préparé en le faisant bouillir dans de l'eau avec suffisamment de sel
Otro alucin 😭🤣🤣🤣
9:30 uhisquil (local name)
Que rico todo lo q compraron todo fresco Wow good 👍
La mejor comida que hemos probado está aquí!
Wooo people like make proud been a salvadorean God bless you guy's
Thank you! You should be proud. This small little country has an enormous heart, more than we imagined.
Great video!!! 👍🏻
Great video, really enjoyed it. The fruit which you don't know it's name is an anona. ( It comes in two colors white or pink on the inside) when it's cracked it means it's a bit past due and should be eaten eaten right away. (I would like to give a side comment about your shopping. When you have time try to let the locals shop before you so you can hear how much something is so you don't get taken advantage of. ( Wish you the best in my pulgarcito)
That's great to know! The pink ones taste better than the white ones.
Anona omg i even tasted 🫣so good I missed that fruit. !!
Guisquil / chayote in Mexico there’s so expensive in California !!
Hi guys just trying to help you,the frut is call anona is one of the best frut you're going to taste and the vegetable is call guisquil you can use it in like chicken soup or beef soup,I know that was chip but you can fine chipper than that ,like the pineapple and watermelon, I know you went with that guy he can help you bargain it is costume back home every boddy does it,I live in Las Vegas but welcome home.
Thank you!
The fruit is known there as anona and the vegetable is a type of squash.
The mysterious fruit is Anona, there are pink and white ones. The best are pink anonas. The vegetable are Güisquiles (in Mexico I believe they are called Chayotes and I think that is also the name in English.
Thanks for sharing! Were you out shopping with friends or did you have a guide with you?
In this video we were still very new to the country, and we had a guide with us: Oscar, an truly awesome fellow.
I hope you've enjoyed that anoma. I do miss their flavor
That vegetable is called " Guisquil ". They use them to make " Rellenos de Guisquil " typical salvadorean plate- They are so yummy. One of the best salvadorean food ever 😋.
The food here is been one of the immense positives that we didn't anticipate. The quality is so high, and the Salvadoran people really know how to cook!
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The watermelon is expensive compared to Thailand. I think Thailand is less expensive over all for what you bought. I want to go to El Salvador. I am currently in Mexico for 6 months. People are telling me El Salvador has become expensive compared to Mexico, and both SA and CA. Is it true that El Salvador is now more expensive than Costa Rica? I miss the early 1990's in CR and the prices!
Anona, your going to love 💕 it, and I think you can’t find it anywhere else but in El Salvador 🇸🇻.
Jessica here, yeah I absolutely love them! The pink taste better imo, but all I can find right now are the white ones. lol
Y todo es organico 😊
anona cherimoya they call it in the us cherimoya but cherimoya is a little differentone small cherimoya here is about 10 dollarsin el salvador they grow any place you can plant it in your back yard
People have the right to live in the country they like the most and where they feel happy, foreigners Welcome to El Salvador👍✌😜
Thank you! We are so grateful for the warm reception Salvadorans have given us.
Nice video
Thank you!
If you are from the USA, or Canada $21.00 it's a good deal for those produce. But for the average Salvadorean those are very high prices for food that a decade ago was ten times cheaper.
Well that was with the changes to us dollars. Sadly. Only good for the Rich companies
Have a happy life guys
Thank you!
I like your video guys and enjoy my country El Salvador, good deal $21.00 good 👍👍👍
I grew up in a market like that El mercado central
Here in winnipeg Manitoba in the winter fruit and vegetables is too expensive it might be two times that
You know you could seadon and eat the hibiscus? After i make the hibiscus tea/water, i re boil it until water runs clear. Pat dry, season as deaired (i like to season with adobe, or chipotle, and sauteed with onion, garlic, seasonings and eat on tacos 😋
Right now avocados in Denver are almost $3 each 😱😱
The second one is called wiskil, or challote, Spanish squash
Your video is music for my ears. Thanks you for sharing ?😊
Welcome to our country! Don’t be afraid to negotiate prices be careful with some people will charge you more just by being a tourist. Enjoy your stay
Yes, I would suggest to have a local do the shopping for you while you observe how they negotiate. At the markets, or with informal vendors, don't take the first price your given. Make a counter offer bc the price they're giving you is the ideal selling price, but in reality the cost may be much lower. It's just simple bargaining. Win some, lose some.
Appreciate the advice. At this juncture the prices are so fantastically low compared to Canada that we are content with that and feel no need to haggle!
Please don't negotiate prices. Those people work so hard to make the living. When we go to grocery stores we don't ask them to reduce the price. Please stop telling people to do that.
@@leosegovia340 I wouldn't tell people to do something if it didn't have an effect on the rest of the population. The reason I say to negotiate the price is because there have already been problems that foreigners have faced when buying products from local street vendors. Most foreigners don't like the concept of paying a "foreigner price" vs price locals pay. In economic terms, if foreigners start paying a foreigner price, it'll only drive the price of every day products to inflate. The problem with that is, local Salvadorans don't make the same salary that foreigners make in a week. Other than that, I know the locals work hard and I know products are under paid compared to prices in the US. I'd suggest tipping the local on the side for excellent service and attention which will compensate for the under paid products.
@@allfaomega now I get it Alex, thank you for the explanation.
I really like both of you, you seem really genuine, appreciative and loving couple. I enjoy watching your videos and your new journey - from Australia (Salvadorean in Aus)
Thank you for this kind comment. I'm sure you'll be here soon enough! 🇸🇻