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So you are a single mother, living with your parents, not working (Just using some Patreon money) and not even being able to drive a car????? damn girl you need to change , that is sad
Hello from the US. I think everyone could benefit from seeing how people from other countries shop, cook, entertain themselves, just live. Love seeing your country. Great channel. Love it! 🙂
You love her country? Russia? controlled by a dictator who takes freedoms away from the population? a dictator that puts you in jail for disagreeing with him? A dictator that took away freedom of speech? a dictator that changed the economy to a war economy? A country that has 9% inflation and if you want o buy a chinese car, your interest rate is 32% tell me again how you love that country?
I’m a US citizen, adopted from Russia 🇷🇺 as a 8 year old kidddo and hope to return to at least do a long visit to my country, motherland ❤🎉 someday I love watching homeland videos 🎉😊 new subscriber now ✅
Hello from United States 🇺🇸from the state Mississippi, this was very interesting! That’s a lot of food for $87 here in Mississippi $87 hardly gets you eggs bread milk , our meat and poultry is incredibly expensive! I definitely will be subscribing I love your accent, your voice is very peaceful 🙏🏻🌸
I'm in Dallas, Texas. One week of groceries to feed one person costs about $100. That's only for edible things. If you need household products too, it can run you twice that.
I'm from China, $87 means a lot for me, I am struggling to make $15 a day by delivering meals, I hope one day I could work and live in America, is the southern border still open?
Yeah because its not Russian media its US media ehy would they focus so much on Russias every day living u get what im saying? The same goes for every other country. So its up to us as individuals to look up this type of information and what not.
@@yvonnecortes_what this person is saying is that our media Russia as being completely dystopian with scarcity of resources. But then we see through the eyes of the citizens and it’s a completely different picture. Fully stocked shelves, nice streets and buildings. It’s just another example of our media and government trying to control how we think
Many years ago the US agreed to allow Russian sports called the Goodwill Games into Seattle. The Aeroflot plane was not allowed to stay for the week so Aeroflot allowed US passengers to fly very cheap to Siberia until its return to pick up the athletes. I was lucky to be one of those passengers to go to Siberia and was so impressed by the kindness and hospitality shown by the people. Actually ate that desert you purchased and wow was it good! Enjoyed this video very much.
But it’s a lot for Russian people, because salaries and retirement there is less than in US. My brother live in Russia , his retirement is 35000 rubles= 416 dollars .
I just found your video. I live in the USA. i enjoyed seeing your stores and farmers markets, I never seen a farmers market that also sells fresh meat. and your streets are pretty and green.. I will look forward see how you cook and learning more about Siberia. thank you for sharing parts of your life with us.
Most markets in France, which you could call farmer's markets, have people who sell meat, fish, cheese, etc -- it is very common -- some people do all of their non-processed food shopping at such markets, since you can find literally everything you need, the price is usually OK; and the quality is excellent -- plus you are usually dealing directly with the producer
I really appreciate your video. It helps educate people around the world on how other cultures/ countries live their daily lives , and it's interesting to see how different things are. Please keep your videos coming and greetings from the US😊
I know I have Russian genes because I'm obsessed with mayonnaise lol. I really enjoyed this video. Food is much cheaper in Russia than it is here in the UK. I couldn't believe the prices when I first visited in 2018. I hope to go back to Russia again someday. I loved my time there.
@@gameover-mg2ht Сравни цены на коммуналку, газ, топливо, транспорт, интернет, услуги итд здесь и в Британии, и всё это при бесплатном здравоохранении и образовании. Я жил там, это несравнимо. Лучше бы не открывать рот, если не знаешь реалии.
Thanks so much for sharing, we live in New Zealand and are really enjoying seeing your family life, seems like we are quite similar all around the world. Best wishes
Your videos help me with my anxiety, it's interesting to see the everyday life in Russia compared to my country Belgium and your voice is calm and you seem to be a kind and genuine person.
Im from michigan in the States. That would have been about $200, where I live at a chain grocery store. Our farmer market has meat and cheese and fresh items, bread, veg, fruit, etc. But it's usually 2-3 times more than a regular big name grocery, but much better quality. Unless you're in a major metropolitain city, then it can be much cheaper. I live in the middle of michigan with about 45,000 people, so our farmers' market can be very expensive. I loved that russia has it's eggs on the shelf, so they are fresh from chicken, ours are in refrigerator because they will go bad and not as fresh. Also, mayo is on the shelf here because it has preservatives.
Hi from El Paso, Texas, U.S.A.!! Nastya, thank you (and your mother) for taking us shopping with you! Your large grocery store is very much like large grocery stores in the United States. The packaging of some items is a little different, but the kinds of foods is certainly similar. The major differences would be: PRICE: a shopping trip such as you demonstrated today would be much more expensive in the U.S. Others have estimated how great the difference would be and they're right. Another difference I noticed is that package size varies a bit from the U.S. so therefore package quantities vary somewhat. The greatest difference is the gorgeous fruit/vegetable farmer's markets. Locally produced, freshly harvested foods are difficult to obtain in the U.S., unless you live in a large area with a farmer's market. When I was a child, my parents and grandparents grew fresh fruit and vegetables and sold surplus at a farmer's market such as the one you visited. I miss those markets very much. So many foods are "homogenized" in the U.S., packaged and/or frozen and the taste and quality is simply not the same as fresh. I've stopped buying most meats in a grocery store and now purchase meat at the ONE butcher shop where I live. The World Economic Forum is trying to force people to eat either "synthetic" meats or INSECTS packaged as "meats", which are simply HORRIBLE (what do those from the US think of how ground beef tastes lately?). At least from the butcher's shop, I know the meat is real and fresh, even if it is more expensive. I have no problem eating less meat! Thank you, Nastya! I'm a new subscriber now. I will go back through your channel to find things you've filmed before. Looking forward to sharing life with you, even though we're (ALL) thousands of miles apart. My government can forget trying to deceive its people with lies about other nation states. The real people of the earth will share life's truths with one another here on youtube!!
I am a retired senior living in Lads Vegas. I watch every penny and that kind of shopping excursion would cost me hundreds of dollars. I'm stunned but happy for you and your children.
Hi from the United States. I love your channel it’s so different from the channels here in the USA. You did a great job on your video I hope too see many more
Hello from Belgium! Thanks for sharing with us. It's always interesting to discover everyday life in foreign countries. Your English is pretty good! Have a nice week ❤❤
This was VERY interesting. I was adding up the products as you showed them. Here in the states, it would be closer to $300. Thank you for sharing your world with us. It's nice to see that folks are pretty nice all around the world.
Thank you! It’s cool seeing how other countries shop and the selections and the food. They lead us to believe in America that Russians are starving to death, don’t have cars, can’t buy food. What a lie. Videos like this bring us closer together, even though our Governments want us to hate each other. I don’t understand. No Russian has ever harmed me or my family. I wish you goodwill and prosperity. And please post more videos! By the way, you are beautiful, your skin is perfect. Almost ethereal.
I watch this channel Travelling with Russell and he is an Aussie who has been living in Moscow Region for 10 years and tours Supermarkets. They pretty much live like us. They shop in Supermarkets just like we do. 😊
@@saibrasaibra2302 I live in the US and have never heard that Russians are starving to death, don't have cars or can't buy food. Where did you hear such monsense?
The food looks amazing, in a lot of European countries such choices are generally not available. The food industry has not been given over to mega corporations with substantial open air markets. Semolina was favourite of mine as a kid. Nice to see.
I can’t imagine paying under a $100 USD for all of that😲 That would be at least a good $250+ USD. Just wow!! Edit…😂😂😂 relax ppl. The fact that some ppl think that we’re not aware of the cost of living, wages and living conditions in other places than where each of us live is hilarious.🤣🤣🤣
same in Germany! I'd spend 200€ for that and lower quality in many cases. I was amazed of the fruit market, would love to find something similiar here!
I live in England. Love your channel as I am somehow interested in how people live in an extreme climate like Siberia. I know what it is like to struggle but you are doing the right thing and I am sure that now all will come right in the end now you are back with your family. Your son reminds me of my own at the same age!!
Hi just tuned into your channel for the first time, I’m from Southern California. I am blown away that you only spent $87 on all that food it would be Double if not triple that in the US.Amazing especially due to the quality of food you bought. I have to wonder, why are our prices so high!! 🤔😳 The quality of the food and the amount of the food at your farmers markets was astounding and beautiful. Would love to see you cook, I’m trying to do more of a keto diet and they say it’s good to eat pork fat but I don’t know how to cook any of that. Great video thank you so much and thanks to Mom for driving❤
все очень просто, 1 доллар - 90 рублей😂 а сало, это тот же бекон! в данном случае, сало засолено и его можно есть просто так, только надо порезать. и с жареной картошкой..🤤короче, приезжай и мы тебе все сделаем!!😂😂
Санкции не могут бить только по одной стороне. Это взаимные потери. При этом, когда с рынка ушли одни компании, на рынок с радостью пришли компании других стран. Многие аплодировали стоя уходящим компаниям. Святое место пусто не бывает, а Россия - это огромный рынок
Thank you for sharing your life with us. This is one way to learn how you live day to day. People fear the unknown but you have shown that you are just another (lovely) person living her life and showing that we have no need to fear you. You are so thoughtful for sharing!
путин много лет просил.говорил об этом. требовал. что не нужно приближать нато к границам россии.это угрожает нашей безопасности.но запад всё равно приближал. результат ми видим. сейчас путин говорит западу не нужно поставлять дальнобойные ракеты и бить по россии. тк россия будет вынуждена отвечать по странам которые эти ракеты поставляют и вводят полетное задание. россия больше не может терпеть
@@user-vq4di6vo2c Пока ваши границы не пересекутся, вам не следует беспокоиться о том, что «может» произойти. Это заимствование проблем у завтрашнего дня. Давайте вспомним, кто спровоцировал нынешнюю проблему: сначала Россия напала на Крым; теперь они вторглись в другую суверенную страну (Украину). Почему Украина не должна беспокоиться о существовании программы сверхдержавы, которая стремится разрушить ее дом?
Hello from USA New York State. Very good day shopping. Here in the states that would have been closer to $200! Yes, ridiculous. Since it is only me I can stretch my food. I cook from scratch. First time to your site. It is always interesting to see how others live around the world. Thank you
One of the tips we’ve learned when shopping, take a large cooler with us to put cold items in, especially in warmer months. Cold and frozen foods don’t spoil that way. In winter time, when it’s below freezing we don’t take the cooler since it’s already cold out, but spring through fall we do.
I'm from the US. I love seeing how foods are packaged in other countries. The milk and the ketchup were both packaged quite differently than I'm used too. Also, your butter is so tiny!! So interesting!
Hi Nastya, I am Ruwani from Sri Lanka. Got your videos recently. I am always anxious to learn about other countries food, houses, culture, how they make meals and how they guide children. Thank you very much that you are telling about your country and your self. Also happy to see that you are buying Ceylon Tea
I am an American and for quite sometime I have been watching videos coming out of Russia and I love them. I don’t know what the price she paid for everything, but their prices are lower. Eggs which are sold 10 to a pack; roughly $1. There are several channels from expatriated Americans living in Russia. One is called EXPAT American. Russians are very friendly people. 😊
@@nazarlozynskyi8221 Вас предупреждали восемь лет! Целых восемь лет! Вы подписали соглашение по которому Донбасс оставался Украине. Но вы все равно бомбили Донбасс, убивая гражданских, своих граждан, детей...Ну и сколько еще надо было терпеть это!!! Вас предупредили буквально за месяц, что если сейчас не остановитесь, то мы начнем войсковую операцию, но Зеленский отверг все предложения (правда родителей своих вывез за рубеж), и продолжал еще интенсивней обстреливать Донецк и Луганск , провоцируя Россию... Сами вы все спровоцировали по указке своих хозяев из США, которым крайне выгодна эта война. Пойми не Украина воюет с Россией, а украиной воюют с Россией...Вы просто средство борьбы Запада с Россией и вас Запад обязательно сольет. Глобальный Юг все это понимает, потому и не присоединился к Западу в борьбе против России... Тут много комментариев о том что люди удивлены, оказывается Россия нормальная страна, а им показывают Ад. Запад ведет войну против России потому что она не подчинилась ему, они хотели чтобы Россия легла под Запад как Украина и все им отдала, стала вассалом. Когда Россия отказалась подчиняться, Запад устроил травлю РФ, и сделал все чтобы Украина спровоцировала Россию на СВО. Так что вы сами виноваты что на вашей земле идут боевые действия, вы сами себя принесли в жертву ради того чтобы вступить в банду Запада и так же как они грабить весь мир. Вы кстати уже делали это в Ираке. Вот что Ирак сделал плохого Украине что вы послали туда свои войска совершенно незаконно? То есть вы можете прийти в чужую страну и убивать его граждан, а если к вам то вы сразу начинаете визжать: "А нас за шо?" Украина кровавое государство, убивающая мирных граждан и своих и чужих, и вас надо было остановить, чем мы сейчас и занимаемся.
Hello from Tennessee USA, thank you for sharing, I enjoy seeing your stores and culture. It’s lovely to see the shopping of different cultures. We can all relate to grocery shopping! Thank you!
Hello from the U.S.A. I loved your video, the content was interesting and I am impressed at how much you were able to buy for $87.00! That wouldn't buy very much here unfortunately. Thank you for a glimpse into your country.
I'm a new subscriber from Germany and I really like your videos a lot as I love to see how other people live and what food they buy etc. You seem to have a very calm nature and while watching your videos it relaxes me a lot. Thank you so much for your videos and have a great day 😊
$87 for all that food! Wow! That could easily be $250 depending on where you shop in the US. I spend about $135 each week for my family of 3. Love your videos!
Very fun to see! Thanks for sharing :) I Live in the USA central Texas to be specific :) I spend about $100 a week to feed my family of 6, Most people think that is crazy and not possible but we make it work and my kids love to help cook and try new things :)
Hello, new to your channel. I live in Oregon, in the United States and for $87 we get a lot less here. With the price of meat here, all of that meat you purchased would be around $70. Love seeing what you buy in Russia. Would love to see what you cook with all the delicious food you bought! Your video is so nice and calming.
First video on this channel, I'm in US, could not get that much food for so little money, scary how expensive things are. Really enjoyed, subscribing so I can see more, love learning about other countries
Greetings beautiful! From USA 🇺🇸 it's always satisfying to see how others live in different countries..Our media likes to spread false things about different company's and talks about all the bad. But I have family in Europe and I lived in Europe for a month and I'll say it was such a great experience to see how other families and people live in other company's. My family is german and so am i! But I been to Germany Austria Switzerland and Italy it was amazing and such a good experience and being only 28 I've seen many beautiful places. I will have to add Russia to my bucket list to visit. It's just so nice to see the lighter side of the country as our news says Russia is bad. Every country has bad people you can't stereotype everything! Loved this video! Stay safe beautiful😉
Wow your packaging of foods in the grocery stores are unique, very cool. Definitely eye opening cause the news doesnt show anything happy or positive in Russia, id like to learn more of your culture
Love seeing your country it’s beautiful. I’m from San Antonio Texas, I wish we had Markets like yours here. Going to the grocery market, I can spend close to $ 100.00 dollars and that’s not even buying Meats, like chicken, pork and the Beef is so expensive here that months go by without eating Beef. And it’s only me and my husband. It some items do last me for a while. Melon and grapes I have to buy 2 times a week. Thank you for sharing your shopping, it was Amazing. Blessings to you and your family 🌹🥰
Nastya, I agree with another viewer to show us some of the meals you make with your grocery haul. I would love to shop at that meat and fruit market. But here in the area of Texas where I live we only have the giant shopping stores like you went to. Thanks for taking us with you on a day of grocery shopping.
I am so hungry just watching this video!😋 Reminds me of my homeland Poland in the 90s, but on bigger scale. Never thought I would like to visit Russia,but watching your videos I actually feel like that! Isn't salo bacon?
Hello from USA. This is an informative video. I think the packaging in your country is more practical. For instance, we get ketchup in a glass or plastic bottle, which is bulky, takes up space and is not good for the environment. A squeeze pouch is more sensible. I like to learn about how other people’s lives are similar to and different from my life.
This grocery haul would've been around 300-400CAD or 260USD here in Vancouver, Canada. And we will never get such a high quality meat, vegetables or dairy products. Canadians don't know who to properly cure meats or make dairy delicious. I would kill for a bite of true salo right know. I was born and raised in soviet Lithuania.
Me gustó mucho este recorrido variado a diferentes tiendas para adquirir lo más conveniente en cada sitio😊(es curioso saber qué,en países de culturas alimentarias diferentes,como los del mediterráneo,donde yo vivo,también tenemos la costumbre de hacer un "tour" por comercios diversos en busca de los mejores precios y productos!😅 -yo le llamo "mi ruta de los súpers"😂 y la suelo hacer el sábado- No me hago mucho la idea de los precios allí en rublos🤔; además,aquí no existen muchos de los productos,especialmente lácteos,ni son de consumo habitual algunos otros... Aún así,me gustó mucho el vídeo,curioso e interesante,gracias por compartirlo,amiga!❤ No quiero parecer inoportuna,pero me parece verte mucho más alegre y confiada desde que volviste a Rusia...me da mucha alegría verte con esta actitud y este buen ánimo...ojalá te vayas recuperando poco poco,querida amiga. Te mando un gran abrazo de cariño y esperanza y espero verte muy pronto en un nuevo vídeo😊🥰🇪🇦✨️
Hello from South Carolina USA. Looking at your purchases, I estimate that your trip with same items in my local shops would be over $200 US dollars. Loved seeing similar items that I also buy on my food shopping trips.
Thank you for the video. We live in Las Vegas, USA. Our food is all shipped in as we are a desert climate. It is not great quality nor overly fresh. The only high point is that we have large supermarkets that cater to the Hispanic population and have good fruit and veg for very reasonable prices I cook from scratch most of the time. It is always interesting to see how the rest of the world shops and eats! We travel a lot and one thing I always do is visit local markets. Foodie tourism. With the exception of a few touristy markets and a few bona fide farmers markets, the US does not have the great food halls that Europe has. I am the first to admit that my families diet is good but not great. Too much processed food here. And, because of long work hours and high costs, most a lot of people here opt for pre-packed , highly processed convince foods. Of course, that varies regionally. Your purchases would be easily $280 in Vegas but but the meat would be likely unavailable unless it was at a specialty market.
That amount of Food in Canada 🇨🇦 easy 400.00 a week no joke! Wow that was awesome to see the difference.? I was watching one from China, and it was so cheap as well! Thank you for the video.
Hello from Texas! I can say that you definitely pay less for your groceries than what it costs here! The main difference is that we typically buy more vegetables (or grow them at home), and we also tend to buy more chicken and beef. Of course, some of us raise our own chickens, so there are plenty of eggs and poultry. The same goes with cattle and beef. Thank you for showing us how it's done in Siberia!
Hello from Wisconsin, USA....thank you for sharing your life...like a second family home in a grocery store. LOL We moms all do it. Wishing you the best, Nastya!! 💕
Thank you for sharing your video very intresting to see what other food stores are like in different parts of the world, you got alot for what you spent i`m in the UK and food is so so expensive here, 😍😍😍
That rumowa baba looks so delicious😍 I like the way your mayo and ketchup are packed in a easy to squeeze little bags. Access to a local farmers market is a great thing to have, healthy, real food, we cherish it here in Poland too (and we also like salo or as we call it here słonina :) I can really see the prices difference though, for that amount of grocery I would have to pay at least twice as much. Your video was very nice to watch and your voice and attitude is very calming. All the best and greetings from Poland 🇵🇱 :)
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So you are a single mother, living with your parents, not working (Just using some Patreon money) and not even being able to drive a car????? damn girl you need to change , that is sad
stop begging girl for money, you got some nerve, just unsubscribe, user .
@@bta8355Wow you dont have anything else to direct your negativity at...
@@bta8355Her Mother is driving so she can continue the video and comment.
@@bta8355Why are you such an assho## ?
Hello from the US. I think everyone could benefit from seeing how people from other countries shop, cook, entertain themselves, just live. Love seeing your country. Great channel. Love it! 🙂
You love her country? Russia? controlled by a dictator who takes freedoms away from the population? a dictator that puts you in jail for disagreeing with him? A dictator that took away freedom of speech? a dictator that changed the economy to a war economy? A country that has 9% inflation and if you want o buy a chinese car, your interest rate is 32% tell me again how you love that country?
It’s so simple and old fashioned
U.S. is the best country in the world.
@@Mike-h8mUsed to be. Today USA is a psychiatric hospital with patients in charge.😊
@@sergueimikhail9654 Then explain me what's in Russia better than in the United States.
U.S. is way better. We have over 340 million people.
No matter the country, the one thing that bonds shoppers is getting the cart with one bad noisy wheel.
🤣🤣🤣🤣это международная всемирная проблема !
@@Sedden_Terry I hate a noisy wobbly wheel.
I go shopping with my granddaughter and she says Grandpa don't get the cart with a messed up wheel 15:01
Or worse...the shopping trolley seems to work..... until you go through the checkout....then it develops a mind of its own !🤣😂😂
I thought i was the only one who got that cart iwas thinking the Shop Manager always kept itfor me.
I’m a US citizen, adopted from Russia 🇷🇺 as a 8 year old kidddo and hope to return to at least do a long visit to my country, motherland ❤🎉 someday I love watching homeland videos 🎉😊 new subscriber now ✅
Interesting to see life inside Russia, we get so much anti-Russian info here, so I follow several Russian channels!
ck out countryside acers :)Who
*Not Anti-Russian,,, Anti-PUTIN for sure!*
Hello from United States 🇺🇸from the state Mississippi, this was very interesting! That’s a lot of food for $87 here in Mississippi $87 hardly gets you eggs bread milk , our meat and poultry is incredibly expensive! I definitely will be subscribing I love your accent, your voice is very peaceful 🙏🏻🌸
I was thinking the same thing I’m in New York and 87 dollars worth of groceries could fit in a bag and a half
I'm in Dallas, Texas. One week of groceries to feed one person costs about $100. That's only for edible things. If you need household products too, it can run you twice that.
but she probably only makes about $15,000 USD a year, so $90 a week is very expensive.
I live in Russia and if I paid that much per week on groceries I would not have any money left. It's really expensive on a Russian salary.
I'm from China, $87 means a lot for me, I am struggling to make $15 a day by delivering meals, I hope one day I could work and live in America, is the southern border still open?
Greetings from US. This is not at all what I was expecting. Our media doesn't share the beauty or prosperity of Russia. Thank you for sharing!
Yeah because its not Russian media its US media ehy would they focus so much on Russias every day living u get what im saying? The same goes for every other country. So its up to us as individuals to look up this type of information and what not.
@@yvonnecortes_不要为全世界最自由最热爱和平的山巅之国找理由。如果你们的媒体完全不提及俄罗斯这个国家，那么当然没有任何问题，但是如果你们一边总是提及负面的问题，甚至莫斯科的一个私营锅炉房停止工作都要说成是普京压迫他的俄罗斯人民不停的报道，那么为什么不应该展示繁荣的一面？美国媒体甚至在拍摄我们的国家的时候故意制作灰蒙蒙的滤镜，只为了暗示一切都是那么不快乐，如果你们的媒体只会符合宣传叙事，那么还在辩解什么呢？
OK Vlad…
@@yvonnecortes_what this person is saying is that our media Russia as being completely dystopian with scarcity of resources. But then we see through the eyes of the citizens and it’s a completely different picture. Fully stocked shelves, nice streets and buildings. It’s just another example of our media and government trying to control how we think
Fully agreed 🙏☦️🇷?
The West has always been reporting dske news since TV started. @jinluka-p3t
Velika Zemlja, veliki ljudi❤
Hello from California! What a facinating video! So cool to see the people, buidings, roads, trees and how you shop. Thanks for bringing us along.
Many years ago the US agreed to allow Russian sports called the Goodwill Games into Seattle. The Aeroflot plane was not allowed to stay for the week so Aeroflot allowed US passengers to fly very cheap to Siberia until its return to pick up the athletes. I was lucky to be one of those passengers to go to Siberia and was so impressed by the kindness and hospitality shown by the people. Actually ate that desert you purchased and wow was it good! Enjoyed this video very much.
$87 is very low! Here in USA would be $200 easily. Thanks for sharing - such beautiful markets!
Australia would be $300 or more
But for us it's not that low. Some people can spend these $87 just 3 times per month.
Please keep in mind that the average income in Siberia is about 500$ per month. So 87$ in groceries for a week is not cheap!
@@Scoparch54 *Siberia und ja, das ist sehr viel für Russland, nicht alle können es sich leisten. Manche geben so viel für ganzen Monat aus.
But it’s a lot for Russian people, because salaries and retirement there is less than in US. My brother live in Russia , his retirement is 35000 rubles= 416 dollars .
I just found your video. I live in the USA. i enjoyed seeing your stores and farmers markets, I never seen a farmers market that also sells fresh meat. and your streets are pretty and green.. I will look forward see how you cook and learning more about Siberia. thank you for sharing parts of your life with us.
Most markets in France, which you could call farmer's markets, have people who sell meat, fish, cheese, etc -- it is very common -- some people do all of their non-processed food shopping at such markets, since you can find literally everything you need, the price is usually OK; and the quality is excellent -- plus you are usually dealing directly with the producer
@@eah8101 thank you for explaining
I really appreciate your video. It helps educate people around the world on how other cultures/ countries live their daily lives , and it's interesting to see how different things are. Please keep your videos coming and greetings from the US😊
Hello from polish follower. Visiting Russia was always my dream and I can't wait to finally go there.
Greetings from England
I know I have Russian genes because I'm obsessed with mayonnaise lol. I really enjoyed this video. Food is much cheaper in Russia than it is here in the UK. I couldn't believe the prices when I first visited in 2018. I hope to go back to Russia again someday. I loved my time there.
Сравни зарплаты России и Великой Британии )))
@@gameover-mg2ht Сравни цены на коммуналку, газ, топливо, транспорт, интернет, услуги итд здесь и в Британии, и всё это при бесплатном здравоохранении и образовании. Я жил там, это несравнимо. Лучше бы не открывать рот, если не знаешь реалии.
Thanks so much for sharing, we live in New Zealand and are really enjoying seeing your family life, seems like we are quite similar all around the world. Best wishes
I love Russia. A very special place.
Your videos help me with my anxiety, it's interesting to see the everyday life in Russia compared to my country Belgium and your voice is calm and you seem to be a kind and genuine person.
Totally agree! Such a peaceful down to earth ambience
Hi from Germany 🇩🇪thank you for taking us with you 🌸
Im from michigan in the States. That would have been about $200, where I live at a chain grocery store. Our farmer market has meat and cheese and fresh items, bread, veg, fruit, etc. But it's usually 2-3 times more than a regular big name grocery, but much better quality. Unless you're in a major metropolitain city, then it can be much cheaper. I live in the middle of michigan with about 45,000 people, so our farmers' market can be very expensive. I loved that russia has it's eggs on the shelf, so they are fresh from chicken, ours are in refrigerator because they will go bad and not as fresh. Also, mayo is on the shelf here because it has preservatives.
Hi from Canada. Thank you for bringing us along.
your grocery stores are much bigger and better than than the ones in the usa love your vidios
Hi from El Paso, Texas, U.S.A.!! Nastya, thank you (and your mother) for taking us shopping with you! Your large grocery store is very much like large grocery stores in the United States. The packaging of some items is a little different, but the kinds of foods is certainly similar. The major differences would be: PRICE: a shopping trip such as you demonstrated today would be much more expensive in the U.S. Others have estimated how great the difference would be and they're right. Another difference I noticed is that package size varies a bit from the U.S. so therefore package quantities vary somewhat. The greatest difference is the gorgeous fruit/vegetable farmer's markets. Locally produced, freshly harvested foods are difficult to obtain in the U.S., unless you live in a large area with a farmer's market. When I was a child, my parents and grandparents grew fresh fruit and vegetables and sold surplus at a farmer's market such as the one you visited. I miss those markets very much. So many foods are "homogenized" in the U.S., packaged and/or frozen and the taste and quality is simply not the same as fresh. I've stopped buying most meats in a grocery store and now purchase meat at the ONE butcher shop where I live. The World Economic Forum is trying to force people to eat either "synthetic" meats or INSECTS packaged as "meats", which are simply HORRIBLE (what do those from the US think of how ground beef tastes lately?). At least from the butcher's shop, I know the meat is real and fresh, even if it is more expensive. I have no problem eating less meat! Thank you, Nastya! I'm a new subscriber now. I will go back through your channel to find things you've filmed before. Looking forward to sharing life with you, even though we're (ALL) thousands of miles apart. My government can forget trying to deceive its people with lies about other nation states. The real people of the earth will share life's truths with one another here on youtube!!
❤🙏🏼❤️from Wisconsin 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼peace for all humanity
I am a retired senior living in Lads Vegas. I watch every penny and that kind of shopping excursion would cost me hundreds of dollars. I'm stunned but happy for you and your children.
Great shopping! Excellent Maltagliati pasta, produced in Tuscany, where I live 😊
Ciao 👋 🇮🇹
hanno pure la Barilla e a prezzi bassi!
@@mondociaociao ciao, sì ho visto che ha comprato anche la Barilla 🇮🇹💪🏻
Maltagliati is my favourite brand despite the fact that Barilla is the most popular one in Russia
I have been living in Novosibirsk for four yrs now. It is nice to see familiar places in ur video and getting to know new ones!
Hi from the United States. I love your channel it’s so different from the channels here in the USA. You did a great job on your video I hope too see many more
It is wonderful that the People in your country have been blessed with an abundance of fresh food and many other things
I agree. That's sad that some people think it's just nothing.
Hello from Belgium! Thanks for sharing with us. It's always interesting to discover everyday life in foreign countries. Your English is pretty good! Have a nice week ❤❤
This was VERY interesting. I was adding up the products as you showed them. Here in the states, it would be closer to $300.
Thank you for sharing your world with us. It's nice to see that folks are pretty nice all around the world.
The food looks amazing, they have everything and even more than some place.
So much variety!
Thank you! It’s cool seeing how other countries shop and the selections and the food. They lead us to believe in America that Russians are starving to death, don’t have cars, can’t buy food. What a lie. Videos like this bring us closer together, even though our Governments want us to hate each other. I don’t understand. No Russian has ever harmed me or my family. I wish you goodwill and prosperity. And please post more videos! By the way, you are beautiful, your skin is perfect. Almost ethereal.
I watch this channel Travelling with Russell and he is an Aussie who has been living in Moscow Region for 10 years and tours Supermarkets. They pretty much live like us. They shop in Supermarkets just like we do. 😊
@@saibrasaibra2302 I live in the US and have never heard that Russians are starving to death, don't have cars or can't buy food. Where did you hear such monsense?
From Canada. All the hatred is one way traffic from Washington, certainly not from Russians.
The food looks amazing, in a lot of European countries such choices are generally not available. The food industry has not been given over to mega corporations with substantial open air markets. Semolina was favourite of mine as a kid. Nice to see.
Thank you for sharing. Your English is excellent.
I can’t imagine paying under a $100 USD for all of that😲 That would be at least a good $250+ USD. Just wow!!
Edit…😂😂😂 relax ppl. The fact that some ppl think that we’re not aware of the cost of living, wages and living conditions in other places than where each of us live is hilarious.🤣🤣🤣
I was going to say the same thing!
I was amazed at the prices! Yes that would be $250-$300 here
So true! And more depending what city.
same in Germany! I'd spend 200€ for that and lower quality in many cases. I was amazed of the fruit market, would love to find something similiar here!
Know that the pay in Russia is abysmal and under authoritarian rule....careful what you wish for....
I live in England. Love your channel as I am somehow interested in how people live in an extreme climate like Siberia. I know what it is like to struggle but you are doing the right thing and I am sure that now all will come right in the end now you are back with your family. Your son reminds me of my own at the same age!!
Hi just tuned into your channel for the first time, I’m from Southern California. I am blown away that you only spent $87 on all that food it would be Double if not triple that in the US.Amazing especially due to the quality of food you bought. I have to wonder, why are our prices so high!! 🤔😳 The quality of the food and the amount of the food at your farmers markets was astounding and beautiful. Would love to see you cook, I’m trying to do more of a keto diet and they say it’s good to eat pork fat but I don’t know how to cook any of that. Great video thank you so much and thanks to Mom for driving❤
все очень просто, 1 доллар - 90 рублей😂 а сало, это тот же бекон! в данном случае, сало засолено и его можно есть просто так, только надо порезать. и с жареной картошкой..🤤короче, приезжай и мы тебе все сделаем!!😂😂
It brings me joy that the sanctions against Russia by many countries have not had the desired effects. I wish you continued joy and prosperity.
Санкции не могут бить только по одной стороне. Это взаимные потери. При этом, когда с рынка ушли одни компании, на рынок с радостью пришли компании других стран. Многие аплодировали стоя уходящим компаниям. Святое место пусто не бывает, а Россия - это огромный рынок
Hello from the States. You did a wonderful job❤
Hi, I just recently discovered your channel. I really enjoy it! I’m watching from South Carolina (USA)
Thank you for sharing your life with us. This is one way to learn how you live day to day. People fear the unknown but you have shown that you are just another (lovely) person living her life and showing that we have no need to fear you. You are so thoughtful for sharing!
путин много лет просил.говорил об этом. требовал. что не нужно приближать нато к границам россии.это угрожает нашей безопасности.но запад всё равно приближал. результат ми видим. сейчас путин говорит западу не нужно поставлять дальнобойные ракеты и бить по россии. тк россия будет вынуждена отвечать по странам которые эти ракеты поставляют и вводят полетное задание. россия больше не может терпеть
@@user-vq4di6vo2c Пока ваши границы не пересекутся, вам не следует беспокоиться о том, что «может» произойти. Это заимствование проблем у завтрашнего дня. Давайте вспомним, кто спровоцировал нынешнюю проблему: сначала Россия напала на Крым; теперь они вторглись в другую суверенную страну (Украину). Почему Украина не должна беспокоиться о существовании программы сверхдержавы, которая стремится разрушить ее дом?
Hello from USA New York State. Very good day shopping. Here in the states that would have been closer to $200! Yes, ridiculous. Since it is only me I can stretch my food. I cook from scratch. First time to your site. It is always interesting to see how others live around the world. Thank you
Enjoyed your video. Food is much cheaper in Russia.
Darling,Lapushka. Nice to see my beloved Russia. I lived there for 20 years.Love the mushrooms, berries and beautiful snow forests.❤ From Australia.
One of the tips we’ve learned when shopping, take a large cooler with us to put cold items in, especially in warmer months. Cold and frozen foods don’t spoil that way. In winter time, when it’s below freezing we don’t take the cooler since it’s already cold out, but spring through fall we do.
True...I have insulated picnic baskets I take when I go shopping.
I'm from the US. I love seeing how foods are packaged in other countries. The milk and the ketchup were both packaged quite differently than I'm used too. Also, your butter is so tiny!! So interesting!
Thank you for this! In 🇨🇦 our groceries are so expensive 🙁 great video!
You did really well on your grocery shopping!! 85$ is very budget friendly ❤ from Canada 💖🌹
Great video! Glad to see a different country instead of the usual.
Hi Nastya, I am Ruwani from Sri Lanka. Got your videos recently. I am always anxious to learn about other countries food, houses, culture, how they make meals and how they guide children. Thank you very much that you are telling about your country and your self. Also happy to see that you are buying Ceylon Tea
I’m from USA and Russia does not look terrible to me. 🤷♂️
That shop was a bargain! I live in South korea, and food is a crazy price! Fresh stuff looks great.
Thank you for sharing❤
UK here you have bought more in a week for less money than what I get, you also have better quality, Think I might need to move to Russia.
I am an American and for quite sometime I have been watching videos coming out of Russia and I love them. I don’t know what the price she paid for everything, but their prices are lower. Eggs which are sold 10 to a pack; roughly $1. There are several channels from expatriated Americans living in Russia. One is called EXPAT American. Russians are very friendly people. 😊
Really, just look at what they have done to Ukrainian cities!
@@nazarlozynskyi8221отсраивают Донецк и Мариуполь, Мелитополь и Крым. Почему Порошенко устроил АТО, а Зеленский не остановил АТО на Донбассе?
@@nazarlozynskyi8221 Вас предупреждали восемь лет! Целых восемь лет! Вы подписали соглашение по которому Донбасс оставался Украине. Но вы все равно бомбили Донбасс, убивая гражданских, своих граждан, детей...Ну и сколько еще надо было терпеть это!!! Вас предупредили буквально за месяц, что если сейчас не остановитесь, то мы начнем войсковую операцию, но Зеленский отверг все предложения (правда родителей своих вывез за рубеж), и продолжал еще интенсивней обстреливать Донецк и Луганск , провоцируя Россию...
Сами вы все спровоцировали по указке своих хозяев из США, которым крайне выгодна эта война. Пойми не Украина воюет с Россией, а украиной воюют с Россией...Вы просто средство борьбы Запада с Россией и вас Запад обязательно сольет. Глобальный Юг все это понимает, потому и не присоединился к Западу в борьбе против России...
Тут много комментариев о том что люди удивлены, оказывается Россия нормальная страна, а им показывают Ад. Запад ведет войну против России потому что она не подчинилась ему, они хотели чтобы Россия легла под Запад как Украина и все им отдала, стала вассалом. Когда Россия отказалась подчиняться, Запад устроил травлю РФ, и сделал все чтобы Украина спровоцировала Россию на СВО. Так что вы сами виноваты что на вашей земле идут боевые действия, вы сами себя принесли в жертву ради того чтобы вступить в банду Запада и так же как они грабить весь мир. Вы кстати уже делали это в Ираке. Вот что Ирак сделал плохого Украине что вы послали туда свои войска совершенно незаконно? То есть вы можете прийти в чужую страну и убивать его граждан, а если к вам то вы сразу начинаете визжать: "А нас за шо?" Украина кровавое государство, убивающая мирных граждан и своих и чужих, и вас надо было остановить, чем мы сейчас и занимаемся.
Hello from Tennessee USA, thank you for sharing, I enjoy seeing your stores and culture. It’s lovely to see the shopping of different cultures. We can all relate to grocery shopping! Thank you!
Hi from USA! Loved watching your video! And will be following along. 🙂
Thank you for sharing about your country! Amazing
Hello from the U.S.A. I loved your video, the content was interesting and I am impressed at how much you were able to buy for $87.00! That wouldn't buy very much here unfortunately. Thank you for a glimpse into your country.
Finally, the best videos I've watched. We learned a
lot how the Russian live. You are so smart and hard working individual. keep up your good work
very good to have this sort of information. we just hear war-stuff about russia here in the west. let's hope that this war will be stopped soon.
I love seeing how shopping is in other countries. US here.
Thank you. :)
I also love immediately buying all the pasta once i step foot in the shops.
I'm a new subscriber from Germany and I really like your videos a lot as I love to see how other people live and what food they buy etc. You seem to have a very calm nature and while watching your videos it relaxes me a lot. Thank you so much for your videos and have a great day 😊
$87 for all that food! Wow! That could easily be $250 depending on where you shop in the US. I spend about $135 each week for my family of 3. Love your videos!
Very fun to see! Thanks for sharing :) I Live in the USA central Texas to be specific :) I spend about $100 a week to feed my family of 6, Most people think that is crazy and not possible but we make it work and my kids love to help cook and try new things :)
You're the first commenter posting a comment which is making sense.
It’s nice to know that a shopping cart with one square wheel is a world wide experience!
Hello, new to your channel. I live in Oregon, in the United States and for $87 we get a lot less here. With the price of meat here, all of that meat you purchased would be around $70. Love seeing what you buy in Russia. Would love to see what you cook with all the delicious food you bought! Your video is so nice and calming.
The store looks a lot better than what is here.
The way I gasped when I saw the $87 total. 😳 In Oklahoma, that haul would be $250 or so.
Once again.. ask her what she earns...guarantee it is much less so the govt subsidizes things
First video on this channel, I'm in US, could not get that much food for so little money, scary how expensive things are. Really enjoyed, subscribing so I can see more, love learning about other countries
Thank you for bringing us along shopping 😊
Thank you for sharing your culture with the world ❤ absolutely beautiful 🙏🏼
Great video, greetings from Ireland
Thank you for taking us on this trip and for showing the products you got!
Greetings from USA California 🇺🇸 very interesting your foods and prices thank you have a great week 😊❤
Greetings beautiful! From USA 🇺🇸 it's always satisfying to see how others live in different countries..Our media likes to spread false things about different company's and talks about all the bad. But I have family in Europe and I lived in Europe for a month and I'll say it was such a great experience to see how other families and people live in other company's. My family is german and so am i! But I been to Germany Austria Switzerland and Italy it was amazing and such a good experience and being only 28 I've seen many beautiful places. I will have to add Russia to my bucket list to visit. It's just so nice to see the lighter side of the country as our news says Russia is bad. Every country has bad people you can't stereotype everything! Loved this video! Stay safe beautiful😉
Hi from Scotland. Very interesting video. I have only ever seen heinz ketchup in a bottle, not in a bag
у нас как раз наоборот, редкой увидишь в банке)) видимо пакеты дешевле
Easier to ship and store.
Wow your packaging of foods in the grocery stores are unique, very cool. Definitely eye opening cause the news doesnt show anything happy or positive in Russia, id like to learn more of your culture
The US lies about Russia about everything. We scapegoat Russia and have for many years. Our country is shortly becoming the worst of the worst.
Yeah everytime I see Russian food packaging I really like it.
Love seeing your country it’s beautiful. I’m from San Antonio Texas, I wish we had Markets like yours here. Going to the grocery market, I can spend close to $ 100.00 dollars and that’s not even buying Meats, like chicken, pork and the Beef is so expensive here that months go by without eating Beef. And it’s only me and my husband. It some items do last me for a while. Melon and grapes I have to buy 2 times a week. Thank you for sharing your shopping, it was Amazing. Blessings to you and your family 🌹🥰
Nastya, I agree with another viewer to show us some of the meals you make with your grocery haul.
I would love to shop at that meat and fruit market. But here in the area of Texas where I live we only have the giant shopping stores like you went to. Thanks for taking us with you on a day of grocery shopping.
I enjoy watching grocery shopping in other countries. I just found you and look forward to watching your other content, thanks!
That's why I started making such videos as well. It a popular topic here on TH-cam.
Yes, about $300 in the Midwest USA for all you got. Especially with all the fresh food and meat. Wow.
I am so hungry just watching this video!😋
Reminds me of my homeland Poland in the 90s, but on bigger scale. Never thought I would like to visit Russia,but watching your videos I actually feel like that! Isn't salo bacon?
I lived in Russia.. it's more of the fatty part.. lard. They have bacon too. : )
Hello from USA. This is an informative video. I think the packaging in your country is more practical. For instance, we get ketchup in a glass or plastic bottle, which is bulky, takes up space and is not good for the environment. A squeeze pouch is more sensible.
I like to learn about how other people’s lives are similar to and different from my life.
This grocery haul would've been around 300-400CAD or 260USD here in Vancouver, Canada. And we will never get such a high quality meat, vegetables or dairy products. Canadians don't know who to properly cure meats or make dairy delicious. I would kill for a bite of true salo right know. I was born and raised in soviet Lithuania.
I know the feeling 😃
I agree we overpay for underservice
Me gustó mucho este recorrido variado a diferentes tiendas para adquirir lo más conveniente en cada sitio😊(es curioso saber qué,en países de culturas alimentarias diferentes,como los del mediterráneo,donde yo vivo,también tenemos la costumbre de hacer un "tour" por comercios diversos en busca de los mejores precios y productos!😅 -yo le llamo "mi ruta de los súpers"😂 y la suelo hacer el sábado-
No me hago mucho la idea de los precios allí en rublos🤔; además,aquí no existen muchos de los productos,especialmente lácteos,ni son de consumo habitual algunos otros...
Aún así,me gustó mucho el vídeo,curioso e interesante,gracias por compartirlo,amiga!❤
No quiero parecer inoportuna,pero me parece verte mucho más alegre y confiada desde que volviste a Rusia...me da mucha alegría verte con esta actitud y este buen ánimo...ojalá te vayas recuperando poco poco,querida amiga.
Te mando un gran abrazo de cariño y esperanza y espero verte muy pronto en un nuevo vídeo😊🥰🇪🇦✨️
And also, where do we have this hypermarket in Canada?or a butcher shop? We are very poor!
Что тут качественного? Тонны сахара и пустых углеводов
Молочка промышленная
Interesting! Thank you for the video.
Hello from South Carolina USA. Looking at your purchases, I estimate that your trip with same items in my local shops would be over $200 US dollars. Loved seeing similar items that I also buy on my food shopping trips.
Thank you for sharing and yes it was very interesting and much cheaper than here.
Your videos are really interesting!!!! I can't wait to see the next one !!!!!
Thank you for the video.
We live in Las Vegas, USA. Our food is all shipped in as we are a desert climate. It is not great quality nor overly fresh. The only high point is that we have large supermarkets that cater to the Hispanic population and have good fruit and veg for very reasonable prices
I cook from scratch most of the time.
It is always interesting to see how the rest of the world shops and eats! We travel a lot and one thing I always do is visit local markets. Foodie tourism.
With the exception of a few touristy markets and a few bona fide farmers markets, the US does not have the great food halls that Europe has.
I am the first to admit that my families diet is good but not great. Too much processed food here. And, because of long work hours and high costs, most a lot of people here opt for pre-packed , highly processed convince foods. Of course, that varies regionally.
Your purchases would be easily $280 in Vegas but but the meat would be likely unavailable unless it was at a specialty market.
What's amazing is in nesrly every city, even the small ones in Siberia they seem to have phenomenal grocery stores with phenomenal produce and meats.
Subtitles for us who don't read/know Russian would be lovely. (For the products). Thanks for the video.
I have English subtitles - click the CC icon (closed caption)
That amount of Food in Canada 🇨🇦 easy 400.00 a week no joke! Wow that was awesome to see the difference.? I was watching one from China, and it was so cheap as well! Thank you for the video.
Hello from California 👋
Interested video 😊
Thanks for showing us 💗
Hi from Virginia U.S.A. Thank you for your video. It’s lovely to watch how people in other countries shop for food. ❤❤
Я изучаю русский язык, и я хочу сказать что я люблю ваши видео! Очень интересно посмотреть, как вы живете в России! Большое спасибо, из Колорадо США 🫶
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Mooie Slavische taal he? 🙂
Kind greetings from S. BC 🇨🇦 ❤️😁👍
Hello from Texas! I can say that you definitely pay less for your groceries than what it costs here! The main difference is that we typically buy more vegetables (or grow them at home), and we also tend to buy more chicken and beef. Of course, some of us raise our own chickens, so there are plenty of eggs and poultry. The same goes with cattle and beef. Thank you for showing us how it's done in Siberia!
Agree Texan here
Don’t forget that the salary in Russia just terrible compared to USA Australia and others) I’m from Russia but living in Australia
@@mashalight8699ну у вас и цены дороже в Австралии.
Hello from Wisconsin, USA....thank you for sharing your life...like a second family home in a grocery store. LOL We moms all do it. Wishing you the best, Nastya!! 💕
Thank you for sharing your video very intresting to see what other food stores are like in different parts of the world, you got alot for what you spent i`m in the UK and food is so so expensive here, 😍😍😍
That rumowa baba looks so delicious😍 I like the way your mayo and ketchup are packed in a easy to squeeze little bags. Access to a local farmers market is a great thing to have, healthy, real food, we cherish it here in Poland too (and we also like salo or as we call it here słonina :) I can really see the prices difference though, for that amount of grocery I would have to pay at least twice as much. Your video was very nice to watch and your voice and attitude is very calming. All the best and greetings from Poland 🇵🇱 :)