What does food cost in Spain?? | Spanish Supermarket/Grocery store as an American
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I have recently moved to Barcelona Spain and have gotten familiar with my neighborhood grocery stores. I know so many of you like to know the cost of living, the cost of food, and what is available in a local shop. I'm happy to share in my experience and show you what you can expect when shopping in Barcelona.
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The sparkle in the week that is Ashley! I just love the enthusiasm that you bring to everything you do. Always a joy to see your vids!
Dennis thank you so much for watching! I love that I can be a sparkle in your week. :)
Would love to see a tour of the market. I always love visiting markets whether I’m at home or overseas. 😊
I have been told, after going to Spain for 50 years, that sangría is for tourists. Locals go for tinto de verano, which is a mix of red wine and Fanta lemon soda. It is delicious! Fanta Limón is my favorite and you can't find it in the USA.
I have seen groups of local girls in Spain drinking sangria. Ordering a large pitcher with long straws to drink together.
Awe I just had this last weekend and Its exactly how Id prefer to drink wine. I do like sangria but you are right. Who knew Wine and Lemonade go so well together?!?! I didn't.
@@WingingItWithAsh It's known as a spritzer in English. Try Italian Lambrusco, it's partially fermented sparkling grape juice only 5.5% alcohol, available in red and white. or a Moscato if you like a rose version slightly stronger at 6.5%
It’s a much cheaper drink basically so that’s why it’s popular.
Para hacer tinto de verano no se suele utilizar fanta, más bien otro refresco que se llama La Casera, y no sólo es de naranja, también de limón o blanca que es similar a seven up.
La sangría no es solo para turistas, es una bebida muy española, pero es verdad que antes se bebía más que ahora.
Un saludo desde Sevilla !!
I've been to 14 countries, but only recently discovered the fun and charm of visiting a local grocery store. Hawaii and Puerto Rico had some really interesting snacks to try; like squid jerky! 😅
I like these types of videos Ash. Not only do we see what things cost but also get to look at the area where you shop. Thanks for bringing us along.
I'm Brazilian and I love seeing your videos, since the beginning. At first was to learn English. I'm still maintaining my English and still appreciating your videos, they're very funny and happy videos, but now I'm looking forward some good European tourists hints. I'm planning on going to Europe for vacations in 2024.
In 2020 I lived 11 months for work in Sweden. I just went to Poland and Italy. I didn't visit more countries at that time because of the Covid pandemic.
You definitely suit Spain more than the UK and France, seems like your type of country, you look very happy there x
I am so thankful to be here and am soaking in every moment.
@@WingingItWithAsh ...maybe you can visit the UK again at some point as a Spanish tourist...our loss, there gain 🍷💕
My family and I have spent the almost six months in Spain this year and have a ton of experience at the supermarket. Ash is right, you've got to know where to get what you want and when. First off, the big supermarkets are closed on Sundays. Had to get used to thinking ahead on that one. Second, if you're staying a while invest in one of the grocery carts you put your stuff in to bring home. You can find them in the stores they call alimentación bazar. We like to hit our favorite stores for the mark downs. Mercadona is good for this one and Aldi as well. Think produce and dairy. Peanut butter is hard to find and when you do it's more in the natural form with oil floating on it. There is a Costco in Sevilla so we hit them up. They still make carrot cake here!
Wow! Yes...keep the helpful tips coming. Sunday are for sure an adjustment as most places are closed although in the touristic center its easier to find open places on a Sunday but even my gym is closed on the weekend. So strange. I do like that people get Sundays off to be with family. Its an adjustment but worth it for family time.
Yes those carts are so handy. Especially when doing a big shop! :)
There's also a Costco here in Madrid, 😀
Barcelona, What a nice place to know by TH-cam!!!
Loved this video Ashley. The super positive vibe has made my day 😊
Tell me what items cost in your country. Is it cheaper or more expensive then Spain?!?!?!
Also thank you so much for watching and commenting! It mean a ton!!
Good morning! I am an expat from Los Angeles CA, retired here in Barcelona. My favorite grocery store is Lidl. I have been to the one in La Ramba, my favorite so far. Love their bakery, and all the items, especially the wine. Very reasonable prices, always a wide selection of foods, and always surprises, one of a kind items, never to be seen again at Lidl.
I almost felt like going "weeeeeeeee" down that cart escalator with you Ash! Yeah pretty cool! Your laugh cannot be more contagious😆💞
Loved watching this vlog. Shops are so interesting in other countries. Thanks for showing us Ash. ❤️☺️
Some of the target stores here in the US also have the cart conveyors there is a 2 story target in San Diego i frequent that has them
Hi Ashley! Thanks for the food tour. I'm an American who has been living in Mexico and seeing the Spanish tortillas was very interesting. It looks delicious! I'm coming to Paris and London this winter, not sure where after that, but if Spain drops their testing requirements for entry I'd love to see Spain as well. So happy to see you happy! Buenos tardes from Mexico!!
Interesting as in testing before entering the country?? I believe once you are in the EU its not a requirement. If you're in France its a fast train ride and not one checks for tests unless something changed more recently.
@@WingingItWithAsh That's great to know! I choose to remain un vaxxed so I only travel to places with no requirements. If I'm already in the EU then I think I'll be okay. I'd love to see Barcelona esp the churches. If I end up there I'll buy you a wine and we can have a girls night!
We like going to the food stores in Spain and the markets if we there for a couple of weeks. Thanks for showing us around. 👍 🥰
Was nice to see you relaxed and happy two videos in a row
Nothing says quality vino like "MUY MUCHO"!
Also, lil tip.. 99.2% of refrigerators can be changed, with simple tools, so the door opens on the other side!
Very informative and straight to the point. Thank you 🙏🏾
In Australia we have the same travelators for our shopping trolleys 🛒
Love going grocery shopping when I'm travelling! One of the favorite parts of my travels. Thanks for sharing. Would love to see a market video!!
Plz keep such vids we appreciate so muchhhh
One of my favorite travel activities is foreign grocery stores. LOVE it.
Oh boy, China was amazing!!!
Hello Ash!!! May I interview you and talk about budgeting, saving and spending in spain?
Hi Marvin! Sure!! Let’s chat!
@@WingingItWithAsh so sorry I just saw your reply now! I am flying to barcelona next week, can do like a face to face interview if you are in the same area? Will dm you so sorry just saw this now.
@@WingingItWithAsh sent you an ig dm. :)
I'm from Somalia i love you and your video that you are always sharing here thanks 💞💞👍
I always enjoyed your grocery store trips, Ashley. It is interesting to me to know what is popular in other countries. Also the cost of groceries there as our groceries in the US have gone up so much it is good to compare with Europe.
Loving your stay in Spain Ash . Thank you for sharing :)
I miss all the good foods and the late nights. ❤🇪🇦❤
Thank you for sharing! I would love to go to Spain one day and check out the markets. That drink looks delicious and refreshing! 🍋 🌱
Would love to see a market tour. We always try to visit local grocery stores when we travel. However, when we tried to film inside a grocery in Utrecht we were asked not to, 😆 I was embarrassed haven’t filmed in one since. Great video Ash! ~Cara 💖
OK!! I'll have to be up early but I'd love to show you around. Its a very big and beautiful market with so many things.
Filming is grocery stores can be tricky. I try to be semidirected but in some public areas I am asked not to film. It sets you back for sure but I keep going and try and find another place if I need to.
@@WingingItWithAsh you did a great job! 😊
@@WingingItWithAsh Yes to the market tour!
I once was in Malaga in the peak summertime. I remember drinking gaspacho at noon, eating Ramon iberico, tappa's at night like crazy and drinking a lot of this red wine lemon lemonade citrus fruit stuff... Good Times 😃👍🏻
Haha you did it right then. All the wonderful things Spain has to offer.
@@WingingItWithAsh Absolutely 😁👍🏻 Have you ever been to Malaga ? One thing I remember very good are the jacaranda trees everywhere, so beautiful 🥰👍🏻
I'm a new subscriber! Loving your videos 💕 xx
What a fun video this week. Love the dress. Super cute.
Great video Ash love seeing shopping in other countries especially all the fresh produce in the markets. You look as though you have settled into Spain very well especially with the language. X
I'm really loving every moment!
Would love a market tour! Lemon juice is a favourite of mine too 😋
Hi Ashley...loved you video...very interesting...we have the travelator slopes in most big stores in Wales & UK...also always in IKEA ....my friend used a trolley belonging to another store by mistake...& It didn't stick!!!!!...it didn't end well!!!!!xxx
Yes we want a market tour!
I would be spending too much time on the lift with the cart just to make my heart happy 😂😂😂
That dress is so lovely on you 😊
Love to see the Hallo Fresh sponsorship for you 👏👏👏👏👏
All great things!! Haha 😂 thank you!
Love to see a market tour please.
Great vid Ash! It was so easy to watch when you were showing the prices of items.I did not have to do price conversions,with the Euro being on par with the Dolllar. Easy Peasy............1 Euro= 1Dollar.The prices looked to be about the same as a large supermarket in the U.S. Your Spanish is improving greatly! You are looking good!
We need a full market tour please!
Yes, please. I love to see markets in other countries. The prices there were definitely less than here in New York.
Great video Ashley. Lovely to see you ,Hope your doing well ❤️
Yes groceries in an other country is fun. I saw looking at the prices ,some things are the same in the Netherlands
Others are slightly cheaper like the wine but again we probably could find some cheap one ( 😅 got no idea what might taste like ). Prices are sure sure going up fast notice it also per week 🤷♀️.
Be really interesting to see the market beside you , please be careful when out with your camera ,heard from neighbors there were alot of pick pocket in that area of that market due to the amount of Tourists .
Still very warm your way , its still is here🥵. Praying for much cooler weather. Sooner the beter. The heatwave gone on to
Much .
Have a Great week 🥰🥰
I’d be hammered 24/7 if I lived in Spain lol
Great video!
Thanks Ashley for this video i love ❤️ your sprit! 👍 😀 ❤️
Thanks Stefan
The big market is great and we have been there many times
That was a great video, everything looks so fresh and delicious. I would probably go every day for charcuterie plate items and salads. I would like to see the market tour near your apartment. As always you have such a positive attitude, makes me want to get up and go do some farmer's market shopping :)
A market tour it is!! I will need to go in the morning when its not so crowded with people.
I'm so glad to inspire you to go and get fresh foods. :)
I meant to say that the prices at that store are pretty good! I know groceries are gonna beat up my wallet in London - at least in Paris all my food is included (thanks Workaway!).
Awe love workaway! What will you be doing?
@@WingingItWithAshSo in Paris I'll be a private tutor teaching English in evenings and weekends and have all the days to myself to explore Paris!
You look very happy, keep on enjoying your stay.
That was a real eye opener in the supermarkets & also the smaller shops, absolute mountain of plastic I wasn't expecting. I thought it was bad here in the UK.
My friends live in Almeria & use local shops in their village for most of their food, apparently cheaper & not wrapped in masses of plastic.
Yes!! I agree. It’s for sure a lot of waist and unless they sort it out later it must not be recycled. I should look this up. Now I’m curious.
@@WingingItWithAsh I'd be interested to know the answer.
I enjoyed the video. Great job.
Glad you enjoyed it Gregory!
In the UK we call the tortilla a Spanish Omelette
Awe interesting. I guess that makes sense. We also have Spanish omelets but they are never as thick as they are here.
@@WingingItWithAsh ...Spanish omelettes have to be thick as usually they have chunks of onions, potatoes and peppers in, unlike thinly sliced ham we usually put in a normal omelette
Hi Ashley, that was an interesting video again. Do they have El Corte Ingles departmentstore there too? I used that when I was in Cannary Islands for shopping. What does a packet of coffee cost there? Here in Finland 500g costed 3-4€ last spring but now it costs 7-8€/500g.
Wow, the prices are so much better than Canada! It costs about $1.30 Cdn to buy a Euro, but our grocery prices can be nearly triple or more what I saw in your video. I bought a bag of grapes that ended up costing $9, a bagged salad is often $5.99, a bag of apples will usually cost approx $7, farm eggs $5-6, literally everything here is so expensive. I live in a small(ish) town, not the city. UK groceries are also very reasonable - I love shopping when I am over there visiting! There is something very wrong with Canadian prices for sure!
The salary in Spain is at least 2000euro and they have weather to make all this products
Love the dress! Where did you find it? Great food video!
I was in Barcelona 3 years ago, and prices at the supermarket was a little bit higher than America, but I noticed that the food prices are way lower over there than here.
And you are doing great with español, way to go!
My local tesco's has those weird escalators that your trolley stick to, to get to the 2nd floor...lol
LUCKY!!! It was be an across the pacific ocean thing. :)
@@WingingItWithAsh ...pacific!??...lol 🤷♂️🤔😂
The only thing that stands out to me at the moment is I bought a pint, A TINY PINT, of Ice Cream from a mini mart the other day that cost me $7.89!!!😳They used to be around $4 which I thought was bad enough. Wow!
Vancouver, WA, USA 🇺🇸 ♥️
What NOT IN WASHINGTON!!! NOOOOO.... I a dying to get back and have utterly chocolate by Tillamook (my fav) but if by the time I get there its $10 I think I'll opt out. Shoot!
I just bought a quart of Tillamook ice cream 2 days ago for only $3.99 (it was on sale but still normally only $5.99) in New England so you could always stop in this area to get your ice cream. 😊
In Australia, Ben & Jerrys is $13 now 😩
Hola! I feel like I want to be your friend! Si quieres practicar español, aquí estoy!
Yay!!!!
Omg, Cost of these groceries in New Zealand…. This shop would be around 100NZD. It is the middle of winter here so the fruit would be cheaper in the summer.
same Australia is so expensive now. It's like $2.40 for a single capsicum
It s funny, I m not even in Spain but in Belgium and with the Heat wave, my staples lately have shifted mostly to Gazpacho, melon, ham, toasts and lentils salad , tabule or any other kind of salads bit nothing warm!
Lol Annabel what are you doing there?? It sounds like you belong here with me:)
@@WingingItWithAsh haha Ash I wish!
Many food items have increased by 20% or more, so far this year, in the UK. Makes dieting so much easier…. 😉
Wow 20% ouch! Yes a meal or two a day does the body good lol Can't afford 3 anymore.
@@WingingItWithAsh What they have been doing a lot of, is reducing portion/package size, keeping actual price more or less the same. Was 60grams, now just 50grams, that sort of thing. Whats going to kill off a lot of people here is the energy cost increase. By winter, the typical household will be paying €120 a week for electricity. People, mostly old people, gonna freeze to death. Im fine. (Not that I am old). I used to live on a boat, so am acclimatised to cold weather. I heard Spain is banning public buildings from having AC running, to cut down on energy consumption. Fun times…..
@@davidwebb4904 Heard today that the peak rate between 17:00 and 19:00 is going up by 10% in October. An early or late dinner. Already only put the dishwasher, washing machine and tumble drier on after 23:00. As for the gas, already only having cold showers, memories of school flooding back for the winter must get some thick winter clothing as the house will be cold, will just put the heating on for about 3 hr. in the mornings.
@@tonys1636 "Electric blanket". Very low power consumption.
@@davidwebb4904 I think I will just become a Bear, with a fur coat on, if the Clothes Moth Larvae haven't eaten it in the loft, they should be stored in a freezer or sealed in a bag. It is warm as Russian Fox fur all the way from Siberia. Have the hat as well somewhere. It was always too hot for our 'warm' winters. Fine for a Northern European one inside the Arctic Circle.
Hi Ash💕 which mall is the one you went to that has a big market and I c their prices are affordable. I am currently in Maiorca Spain and supermarkets here are way pricey. And am from South Africa and compared from there wow I am in a challenge ryt now😂
When you record in stores, do you usually ask permission or just say sorry if they come and tell you you can't? I'm trying to get to the point where I'm not shy to record in public.
Jenny its hard. I still am not super confident recording in public and I try my best to be away from others. I don't ask as Its better for me some times take the chance of not being noticed.
Do you have a paella pan? How much is saffron in Spain?
It is like a Frittata that we are used to.
Yeah! Similar
What is the service you used to find an apt? Is it an international company that might have rentals in other places?
My company for the room rental (coliving space) is www.ineditbarcelona.com/
For apartments though I would suggest the app fotocasa and go to the agencies directly.
Lemon and mint is very popular in Egypt. I thought that it would also be known in Istanbul so ordered it at the juice bar. I didn't pick up on the confused faces until they brought me freshly squeezed lemon with a sprig of mint in it- THAT'S ALL!!- no sugar syrup, no water!!! Wow did I get a surprise 😮 😳 🤪
Haha this one here for sure has sugar in it. SO REFRESHING!
Omg you're looking great. This seems a good move for you.
I think so. I am loving living here.
I shop exclusively in fresh markets, taking with me a cotton shopping bag. Seeing all that plastic reminds me why I prefer it.
I see why you do that. Very responsible and wise of you:)Its nice that where you live that is also an option. I love that.
Can you get Hello Fresh in Barcelona?
Hey Ash,
Sonidos como tu española está mejorando?
When I lived in Lanzarote I used to eat out on the Menu of the day where you can get a 3 course meal and coffee for like 10 euros althoughmy best menu of the day was in a little backstreet cafe in palma (Mallorca) when I followed the local government workers. I got a small plate of spaghetti bolognese to start, then fresh fish and salad followed by creme caramel. The price also included a small bottle of water , a full bottle of red wine and a coffee. All for 8 euros!
Love the sea food in Spain. Prawns, sardines and octopus.
Have you tried a tortilla baguette yet? Very popular with locals for lunch.
WHATTT!! This sounds like it was made for me. I have heard of the menu or the day but have yet to indulge in the city. You have for sure inspired me. Maybe Ill do a video of trying different Menu de dia. Sounds like a great way to spend my time.
I have not tried Tortilla Baguette yet. It sounds very dry and I really don't like eating dry things...sandwiches in particular. lol That's just my preference.
@@WingingItWithAsh You need a fresh tortilla to go in the baguette! Fresh ones aren't set in the middle but a little runny in the centre with olive oil. So shouldn't be dry but using shop bought tortilla can do so. Have you tried a chorizo baguette yet...they usually heat the chorizo so the oil coats the baguette.
@@WingingItWithAsh Sounds like a Spanish crisp (chip) buttie.
Those 1 to 2 euro bottles of wine would most likely be around 6 or 7 euro in Ireland. The tax on alcohol is so high here.😞
Agh taxes can for sure add to cost. I sometimes think the bottle alone would have to cost more to make then what they are charging for the while thing. Its crazy.
Nice vedio, r u from USA? And if ur . Do u intend to settle in Spain?
Because of the strength of the $ compred to the Euro, prices are cheaper in USA right now. But if the currency valuations change, it would be the opposite.
At the moment the Euro and USD are about equal. You're right, its a good time to be in Europe with USD.
@@WingingItWithAsh I wish the Euro would fall a bit against the GBP, my UK pension might be worth a bit more each month when exchanged but would have to stop importing things from the UK as would be more expensive.
Did you have to deal with any fires or storms?
I have some storms here and its been great. If you follow my Instagram I posted all the thunder and lightning. :)
Weirdly I don't think I've ever had vermouth before!
its expensive ..?
II wish our wine prices were that cheap, the cheapest is €7 or €8 when on offer, often like paint stripper, it's our very high Alcohol Duty that makes it expensive. €20 or €30 for a decent bottle. Our fruit and veg, some is cheaper and it often comes from Spain outside of June and July for berries. A lot used to come from the Netherlands and Belgium grown under glass but since Brexit that supply has dried up as the trucks transiting the UK are now delayed by the Customs paperwork and inspections. It has got ridiculous as produce from the EU often can't be imported from or through the UK even if it never leaves the truck. We have direct ferries to France and Spain thankfully. Our meat, beef and lamb, pork products and dairy are cheaper by a 50c or so per kg/Lt. Irish meat and dairy is often sold Europe wide. Brexit hit us here in Ireland quite hard, the EU seem to have forgotten us, as the UK was often allied with us against the EU's often ridiculous regulations, unlike the UK did we often don't have a veto on our own, Ireland is not the only country that is feeling the loss of the UK from the EU. Everything is getting more expensive often daily now thanks to global prices.
Such an interesting perspective. Its not something I thought of when I think of the effect of leaving the EU but makes total sense.
I am also very surprised at how high the price of alcohol is in the UK. sheesh
@@WingingItWithAsh The UK was one of the few countries that had the muscle to say non or nien to the French and Germans. The French said it to them for years since the UK failed to sign the Treaty of Rome by the set deadline in the early 50's due to grounded flights because of bad weather, so were never part of the initial EEC. Finally the French said oui in 72. Churchill might have shook them all up a bit in the 50's just as Maggie (Thatcher) did later. We have a slightly higher rate of alcohol duty here in Ireland than the UK also higher VAT rates (23% and 13.5% plus a 9% on some things now like gas and electric, down from 13.5%) VAT is applied after the alcohol and fuel duties on petrol and diesel are applied so a tax on a tax. With everything going up, the revenue from VAT is as well, not applied on food but some luxury foods (biscuits and cakes etc) and meals in a take away or restaurant are Taxed.
How come you moved from Wales to Spain?
I couldn't stay in Wales because my tourist visa ran out. Spain was the best option because I have always wanted to learn Spanish and I love the city of Barcelona.
You look beautiful in that dress!👗
Definitely a lot cheaper than Australia. By lift I think you mean escalator, do you not have them in America 😅
Damn Ash! Looking hot to trot! 🙂
Is a tortilla there then just like an omelet
Kinda but super thick kinda like a quiché
You’re funny and cute! ❤️
What nice complements David. Thank you!
Wow Spain is no longer cheap.
Love Your God, Ashley. Let the one who does not love you die. The sweetest woman of the world. The Most Beautiful Smiling Woman in the World. Rose Face Ashley. 🌹🌹. Congratulations.
Going here November 2025
Mixing "Barcelona" with "Grocery store shopping" is almost like saying "Military Inteligence"....
Too many packaging and plastic !
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Boring
Oh my goodness, the plastic waste!! Don’t Spanish recycle? X
I’m not sure if they sort it where they take it.
@@WingingItWithAsh I hope so. By the way, THANK YOU for being so courageous and sharing everything with us, I think you’re amazing. Because of you, I’ve now been learning Spanish for 3 weeks, you’ve inspired me and I love it. Me encanta ❤️ Thanks Ash xxxx
Claro que reciclamos y de los que más reciclamos de toda Europa.
Deberías de preguntarte porque en USA se contamina tanto con el coche y no hay transportes públicos de calidad como en Europa
Do you have a paella pan? How much is saffron in Spain?
Do you have a paella pan? How much is saffron in Spain?