So funny Daniel, this video made me laugh because the other day I was shopping at Wholefoods and there was all this Dutch cheese and I loooove Gouda and since I'm learning Dutch I realized English speakers have been pronouncing Gouda all wrong! haha
Did you know that it only takes 22 weeks to build a NEW LIDL supermarket! it was fascinating to see it come to life...and it's all documented on my channel!
I enjoyed this and it was nice to see prices of items. Well, guess you didn't run into anyone you knew 😂 The prices here (Pennsylvania) seem to keep going up ever since lockdown and every so often you can get a good deals, if you shop around.
Thanks Daniel. That was a great insight into a Lidl store based in Stockholm. It is similar to Germany, only the prices are ten times higher because they are in crowns.
I was very hype for this episode at the moment I see the lidl thumbnail lol but always beautiful walk and I wish I get some swedish apples from the trees
Fun to check out the grocery store Daniel! I’m always curious to see similarities and differences in products at the store. Sorry I missed the live. I was at a work function. Tack!
Hii Bulgur is made of whole wheat that have been boiled and crushed but Couscous is made from type of wheat flour called semolina Thanks for the video i really enjoyed it
Prices here in the USA have rising dramatically on everything too. The price of gas has gone down in the last few months but inflation is still high. Thank you for showing us your Lidl. I shop at Aldi but haven't been to a Lidl yet. My husband is German an I can never let us run out of cheese!
The purple fruits you pointed out would be called Damson plums in the US. No idea what they’d be called in other English speaking countries. They’re hard to find in stores in the US, and if people have them it’s usually because they have their own tree. Plums we find in the store are usually dark red skinned with red-orange flesh.
Hi, I am new to your channel. I love watching grocery store walk through videos from other Countries. I have to say that your prices are pretty inexpensive compared to where I live in the US. We are so overcharged here for our groceries. For example, a container of couscous like you showed, would be around $6. Your cheese is extremely cheap compared to what we pay.
12:10 couscous has larger particles..the difference is in the recipes..we make delicious meals with bulgur in Turkey like içli köfte,kısır, bulgur pilavı etc.👌 thank you for this video, it was interesting to see a Swedish supermarket 💫
Prices in the UK are stupid, especially on fuel.. The fruits looked like damsons, a tart type of plum that makes great jam. Butter here is £2 to 2.50 for 250g.. Enjoyed seeing inside Lidl. Totally understand about the cheese, the middle shelf in my fridge is the cheese shelf(with a little yoghurt down the left side), but mostly a range of lovely cheeses!
Very interesting! The prices has gone crazy right now, even Lidl is pretty excpensive! I rather eat an orange than drink vitamin C😂! Thank’s for this one LWAS! And chatgang, i miss you guy’s! TC everyone 🥰
Daniel one supermarket chain here in the UK is charging up to around £10 for a tub of butter/margarine, and every food item prices goes up by around £3 every single week
@@letswalkaroundstockholm yep supermarkets are just exploiting all the shortages of everything needed to sustain us, as some vital foods equipment etc are struggling to get across the Black Sea and other sea passages because of you know what,
Wonderful video! Makes me feel as if I am already residing, shopping and eating in Stockholm, which is actually my objective for 2024 and later. Specific food products info requests: please show prices of [1] 200g block of butter [2] 150g packet of sliced Gouda cheese.
OMG, my favourite Danish White & Blue for 49.90 SEK at 9:18 here! it suddenly disappeared from all LIDLs in Prague several years ago...and now I know the place where to find it :) so pls pls pls talk to your local Lidl management to send some stocks back to Prague, I'm begging you, Daniel! :)
Very roughly, you can move the decimal point one position to the left to switch from kronor to US dollars (at the moment, 1 US = 10.4 kr.) Honestly, your prices are pretty much what I am used to seeing. 35.90 kr = $3.59 which is a decent price for a loaf of good bread. 99.99 kr is about $10, which is a really good price for a pound of cheese (or was that a kilo, around 2.2 pounds?) We easily spend $4 or $5 for a pound of butter (again, about half a kilo), and $6 for half a kilo of coffee is decent. $3.40 for a liter of oat milk is low for us. From an American point of view, your prices are pretty good. What impresses me is the variety the store had. Chili surprised me, but tortillas? Not at all what I would have expected. And the yogurt in a carton, is that more like kefir? I would think yogurt too thick to pour. Very nice video, thanks for the look around.
I'm from armenia and the 180grams of Belarusian shitty butter costs around 1350 AMD which is the equivalent of 35 SEK. Because of the Russian EEU which is the European union fake equivalent, makes our prices SUPER expensive. And no, it's not due to inflation, it's because of putin and closed markets.
So funny Daniel, this video made me laugh because the other day I was shopping at Wholefoods and there was all this Dutch cheese and I loooove Gouda and since I'm learning Dutch I realized English speakers have been pronouncing Gouda all wrong! haha
Haha Gouda is a city in the Netherlands and should be promounced with a Dutch G yes
@@letswalkaroundstockholm ahhh kinda like Cheddar in England. Ever since I learned the real pronunciation I can’t unsay it the Dutch way 🤣.
Did you know that it only takes 22 weeks to build a NEW LIDL supermarket! it was fascinating to see it come to life...and it's all documented on my channel!
I enjoyed this and it was nice to see prices of items. Well, guess you didn't run into anyone you knew 😂 The prices here (Pennsylvania) seem to keep going up ever since lockdown and every so often you can get a good deals, if you shop around.
Thats the Lidl across from my aunts house. Used to go there when I visited as a child. The memories
Thanks Daniel. That was a great insight into a Lidl store based in Stockholm.
It is similar to Germany, only the prices are ten times higher because they are in crowns.
I can’t run out of coffee or cheese, either. I totally understand! Thanks for a fascinating video!
Outstanding work my friend showcasing the Sollentuna Lidl! I bought the orange vit C tablets, not sure if they do much good but I buy them anyway!!😀🙏
I was very hype for this episode at the moment I see the lidl thumbnail lol but always beautiful walk and I wish I get some swedish apples from the trees
Fun to check out the grocery store Daniel! I’m always curious to see similarities and differences in products at the store. Sorry I missed the live. I was at a work function. Tack!
Thanks buddy
Hii
Bulgur is made of whole wheat that have been boiled and crushed but Couscous is made from type of wheat flour called semolina
Thanks for the video i really enjoyed it
Thank you ♥️
Can´t believe I was there last May¡¡¡¡!!!!! Just wanna go back!
Me too, I was there in May..❤️ I want to go back soon!
Hello, very interesting video. Funny idea to record inside of a Supermarkt. Many greetings from good old vienn 🎡 🎩
Thanks for your video. Prices here in Mexico is high also. Not so cheap anymore. But the weather is better 😃
Thanks for watching!
Prices here in the USA have rising dramatically on everything too. The price of gas has gone down in the last few months but inflation is still high.
Thank you for showing us your Lidl. I shop at Aldi but haven't been to a Lidl yet. My husband is German an I can never let us run out of cheese!
The purple fruits you pointed out would be called Damson plums in the US. No idea what they’d be called in other English speaking countries. They’re hard to find in stores in the US, and if people have them it’s usually because they have their own tree. Plums we find in the store are usually dark red skinned with red-orange flesh.
Ah great I had no idea. Thank you!
Hi, I am new to your channel. I love watching grocery store walk through videos from other Countries. I have to say that your prices are pretty inexpensive compared to where I live in the US. We are so overcharged here for our groceries. For example, a container of couscous like you showed, would be around $6. Your cheese is extremely cheap compared to what we pay.
I am from Sri Lanka next year I'll wish to come Sweden for master very informative for budget plan. Thankyou so much !
12:10 couscous has larger particles..the difference is in the recipes..we make delicious meals with bulgur in Turkey like içli köfte,kısır, bulgur pilavı etc.👌 thank you for this video, it was interesting to see a Swedish supermarket 💫
Thsnks for explaining
The purple things you talk about we call them plums and we pay about 8 to 10 dollars for butter . It was a great video love the market 😊
Oh my gosh! 😮Where do you live that you pay so much for butter?!
@@EveM9964 Paducah Kentucky
I love these grocery walks/talks a lot! Tack buddy! 💙💛
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Thank u as always. What I like at Lidl are the promos! Buy 1 take 1 😄
Yes haha same
Prices in the UK are stupid, especially on fuel.. The fruits looked like damsons, a tart type of plum that makes great jam. Butter here is £2 to 2.50 for 250g.. Enjoyed seeing inside Lidl. Totally understand about the cheese, the middle shelf in my fridge is the cheese shelf(with a little yoghurt down the left side), but mostly a range of lovely cheeses!
Very interesting! The prices has gone crazy right now, even Lidl is pretty excpensive! I rather eat an orange than drink vitamin C😂! Thank’s for this one LWAS! And chatgang, i miss you guy’s! TC everyone 🥰
Great video!
Great video!! well done excellent work!! 🌟👌
Daniel one supermarket chain here in the UK is charging up to around £10 for a tub of butter/margarine, and every food item prices goes up by around £3 every single week
Its crazy right!!!
@@letswalkaroundstockholm yep supermarkets are just exploiting all the shortages of everything needed to sustain us, as some vital foods equipment etc are struggling to get across the Black Sea and other sea passages because of you know what,
Stockholm always beautiful! Daniel, summer Will be soon Back 😊
Wonderful video! Makes me feel as if I am already residing, shopping and eating in Stockholm, which is actually my objective for 2024 and later.
Specific food products info requests: please show prices of
[1] 200g block of butter
[2] 150g packet of sliced Gouda cheese.
OMG, my favourite Danish White & Blue for 49.90 SEK at 9:18 here! it suddenly disappeared from all LIDLs in Prague several years ago...and now I know the place where to find it :) so pls pls pls talk to your local Lidl management to send some stocks back to Prague, I'm begging you, Daniel! :)
Very roughly, you can move the decimal point one position to the left to switch from kronor to US dollars (at the moment, 1 US = 10.4 kr.) Honestly, your prices are pretty much what I am used to seeing. 35.90 kr = $3.59 which is a decent price for a loaf of good bread. 99.99 kr is about $10, which is a really good price for a pound of cheese (or was that a kilo, around 2.2 pounds?) We easily spend $4 or $5 for a pound of butter (again, about half a kilo), and $6 for half a kilo of coffee is decent. $3.40 for a liter of oat milk is low for us. From an American point of view, your prices are pretty good.
What impresses me is the variety the store had. Chili surprised me, but tortillas? Not at all what I would have expected. And the yogurt in a carton, is that more like kefir? I would think yogurt too thick to pour. Very nice video, thanks for the look around.
Fun video Daniel! 🤩 I’m so interested in everyday life in Sweden, like grocery shopping etc! Tack! Nice you’re uploading often again! 👍🏼😃
Thanks Daniel, I could compare Polish and Swedish Lidl (goods and prices - remembering difference in average salary).
How much is a loaf of bread there?
Quite different assortment (no Swedish bread at all), but ordinary 1000g loaf of bread is about SEK 10 - 11 (after conversion from PLN to SEK).
Thanks for this swedish Lidl walk. Huge prices and very big inflation if euros instead of crowns...
Kul att du filmade sortimentet i en Lidl-butik. 🙂
Tack!
Very nice.
The elections which shops its best??
They are called plums
omg those cheeses prices were way more cheaper than in Mexico lol! love lidl haha
Oh wow!
I want to make my own lidl mrket in sweden ???
How much cost basic cost on 1 market????????
They should give you a Gouda for free Daniel 💯😉
Yes haha
Is there a dedicated person who puts bought goods in the bag or should it be done by myself?
ourselves.
What 29.90 mean in sweden?
Those purple fruits are plums.
🇸🇪 💛
During the first COVID lockdown in Melbourne, people panic bought toilet paper and it became scarce. Don’t take it for granted!
Hi from Australia
Hi there!
We have Aldi In Australia, but not Lidl
I'm from armenia and the 180grams of Belarusian shitty butter costs around 1350 AMD which is the equivalent of 35 SEK.
Because of the Russian EEU which is the European union fake equivalent, makes our prices SUPER expensive.
And no, it's not due to inflation, it's because of putin and closed markets.
Wake up it's your government , you have the world economic forum plan in place.
How many currencies do they use in Sweden?
1. Swedish Kroner
@@letswalkaroundstockholm The Euro is not used at all?
@@nomahope3182 no
Which country has the best night life? Netherlands or Sweden? What do you think?
Netherlands
How much cost the chips in Euros?
Divide by 10
Between 2 and 3
Is lidl sweish or german ??
German
@@letswalkaroundstockholm what u thing better germany or sweden ?😊
Prices of everything went high except potatoes. Same price after ten years 🤓
Hallo good morning sir. How are you and your family and friends.
How is your job.
I am Selvaraj from india.
the little purple fruit you asked the name in english...... plum
ah great thanks for the info.
Plums, Daniel... plommon
Tack
in india we use bidet instead of toilet paper
I am also Sri Lanka
vegan ftw