I work as a chef:) 100 dollar ish per week depending on seson. Then its god quality and lokal produktion on the most at the plate. You can probably survive on 10 dollars a week on instant noodles 🤔 but everything depending on if you enjoy high quality meet everyday ore want 2 clean out body whit vegetables 🤨😅😎 have a super nice day 🤗 best wishes from Sweden 🍂🍁
With the orchestrated, Cost of Living Crisis, everything has gone up in price. Couple of months ago, the supermarket chains all colluded together to forced the prices and what?, they are blaming Russia.
@@ports787 Same escaped Karin Kneissl (ministress from Austria), Snowden (from the USA). If Assange had escaped, he would have saved himself. Well, a lot of people are moving, quietly and peacefully.
In Russia, you must buy your bags too. And the carts are different than in America. In America only the front wheels rotate. In Russia, all four wheels rotate. The first time I went shopping in Russian supermarket I kept spinning around.😅 After I became accustomed to it, I found I preferred it.
But in Ukraine, only the right wheels of the carts rotate. Therefore, buyers all go in the same direction, in a circle counterclockwise. А на Украине колёса у тележек вращаются только правые, поэтому покупатели идут организованно по кругу, против часовой стрелки.
We have to pay for bags in the US also or bring your own. As far as 4 wheel turning, depends, maybe at the American grocery stores but some smaller ones or non-american grocery stores have the 4 wheels turning carts.
In Germany you have to buy your bags too and the marxist junta outlawed normal (also reusable) plastic bags, which means you have to spend 2-5 EUR for a bag (still plastic, albeit thicker one). Paper bags are slightly cheaper but actual only good for a few light weight items. Shopping cart rollers have for rotating wheels. Honestly wonder how it would work with only two rotating ones, haha.
I'm from Manchester and I have never seen 'Manchester' gin and tonic cans like that here! Maybe it's some Russian version just with English packaging?! Interesting. Gin tastes like petrol to me though so it's fine anyway ahaha. Nice video!
чувак это произведено в россии просто маркетологи дали такое название чтобы хомячки пиндофилы это охотно покупали))) если ты прочтешь кто производитель этого то увидишь что это российская компания хаахах вы просто ничего не понимаете в росссийском маркетинге ахахах наивные
This cocktail is really bs) There is nothing of a real gin and tonic in this cocktail. Flavorings and ethyl alcohol. If you ever come to us, don't try it)) But there are some good gin producers at the moment - "Barrister" and "Green Baboon" are not bad.
Seems like the prices you are paying are around 1/3 of what I pay in Colorado USA for similar items on average. Sometimes even cheaper especially for the meat. For example your pork would have been around $15, the duck around $10 and the whole ready to cook chicken probably around $10. The milk would have been around $4. Produce prices seem like they are the closest. I think you are paying about half of what we would pay for produce. I would guess if I were to get your whole cart of stuff in my supermarket it would be about $300-350 USD.
Average annual salary in Russia is ~$15,000 USD. Spending $100 USD per week ($5200 USD annually) on food....is not good. 1/3rd of you salary going to food. This video is kind of dumb.
@@valensinclair6750 This is normal, considering that Russian citizens do not pay for medicine, insurance and much more. In fact, all the money goes through their own channels (entertainment) or loans. There is nothing else to spend money on.
I was surprised to see kimbo Caffe and parmalat milk as these are two Italian firms so the EU said it has put sanctions on Russia 🇷🇺 as an Italian I am so glad that there are Italian products in Russia if I was Italian PM I would revoke all sanctions and make business with russian companies 🇮🇹💖🇷🇺
Our media say that most countries of the European Union have lost their sovereignty and their governments, in compliance with American instructions, are ready to do anything, including causing direct damage to their own economies and their people. For your information, the majority of American companies did not suffer from the conflict with the Russian Federation, but rather received a head start due to the advantages they received over the EU.
@@lisa_with_love I'm from Pakistan I'm here superwise one wearhouse worked and I wish to come Russia on feberary 2024 I love Russia .Lisa you very nice your voice very sweet I'm also singer my faimly belong to india
In Russia, prices are much lower than in Ireland. Even for food, and in general, the cost of living for the entire range of goods, services and social services in Russia is about 4-4.5 times lower. The purchasing power of the average Muscovite is about 1.7 times higher than that of the average Irishman
i live alone in England and i spend £40 ($55) a week including things like soap and toilet paper and washing liquid but EXCLUDING alcohol which i buy when i need it..............
I want do shopping with you for my entire life! :) Seriously, i'm in love with Vladivostok, must work here (Belgium) some years, and possible my dream will become reality. I want to visit Asia so it's a very good place for me. ^^
Russia extended Europe to Vladivostok (Toynbee). So there's not much Asian flavor there. The Japanese and Chinese go to Vladivostok to see Europe)) But there you can see the Japanese and Chinese.
that Package of German Sausages would be like 8 $ Canadian and Salted Butter can be like 9 $ a lb , reg sliced bread close to 5 $ in Quebec , Canada , the Land of Ridiculous Prices
Was that a jar of crabs?Ill pass on that i think..The word for potato is same as German,"kartoffel".Always nice to spend some virtual time with Lisa,she makes supermarket shopping interesting.
In the USA Louisianans call crayfish by the term crawfish; while people from Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas call crayfish by the term crawdads@@lisa_with_love
Это речные раки. Популярная в России закуска к пиву. В русском языке более 200 слов заимствовано из немецкого языка. А вот, например, в морском деле почти все термины заимствованы из голландского. Так как именно там учился кораблестроению Петр Первый и именно оттуда он привез специалистов для строительства русского флота.
Thanks for the video. Here in Ireland are prices aren't much more expensive some things are actually cheaper. Prices have increased by 20% ish since Ukraine. Weekly spend is now €100 ~ €130. We buy mostly organic, high end goods but very little processed or prepacked food. I know from working internationally salaries are a LOT lower in Russia. Have they increased so dramatically to make your groceries so expensive?
and what is your salary and how much comes out "clean" if you remove spending on housing and medicine? I come out clean about 110 thousand a month, in euros it's about 1110 euros. my son is still studying at college, but when he goes to university, I'm afraid I will have less clean ones (
As far as I can judge from videos of trips to stores in the USA, for example, prices in Russia are two to three times lower, and for a number of products even five times lower (for example, chicken eggs, bread, milk, and it’s surprising that in the West they often They drink completely skimmed milk; in our country they don’t take fat content below 3.2% at all, in my opinion). I think the products in Russia are good - guests from the USA praise them. Without GMO. And without taste like plastic. Salaries have increased (at least for us and for those I know), pensions too (pensions ahead of inflation). But what needs to be taken into account: “gray cash” is still very common in Russia; many people’s salaries are generally “gray”, which is good for the current moment, but bad for retirement. There are few taxes, housing and communal services are cheap, medicine is free (accordingly, paid medicine is also relatively inexpensive to compete). Products can also be bought much cheaper than the price tag in a supermarket, if you follow promotions, or have discount cards, or buy them at kiosks and markets, or go to a wholesale center, or use an online store (for example, in Yandex Market and on Ozone it is much cheaper than from the counter, but it is delivered to the point of delivery in about 3 days, and not all food products can be bought this way. Therefore, through such points we buy mainly manufactured goods). No taxes at the checkout, i.e. on the price tag “final price” (moreover, this is an offer, so if you suddenly find out that the price at the checkout is higher than on the price tag, must sell at the price tag, I’ve encountered this situation a couple of times).
In Russia, prices are much lower than in Ireland. Even for food, and in general, the cost of living for the entire range of goods, services and social services in Russia is about 4-4.5 times lower. The purchasing power of the average Muscovite is about 1.7 times higher than that of the average Irishman
The issue is what are the wages and what is the cost for housing and utilities. If the prices are competitive considering us Currency does that matter if the incomes are lower.
The name of this video is misleading. Auchan is not a cheap supermarket. It used to be that but not anymore. The shops have lost majority of its clients also because the concept of hypermarkets has become outdated. Auchan shops are all located in the suburbs and no one wants to waste time going there when you have many other retail options just around the corner.
Happy Halloween, Lisa! I've never had duck before, neither grilled nor roasted. I guess it's not too popular in the USA. Did you find any holodets while shopping at the grocery store? I hear it's ghastly. Pieces of pigs feet, cows feet or chicken feet suspended in a chunk of gelatinous goo. We have something similar in the States called head cheese. It the same goo but the meat is from a pig's head. What better time than Halloween for such a frightful tale?😊
Happy Halloween!!! I didn’t celebrate though 😅 excited for November content! Yes we have holodets in all average supermarkets! But why do you think there are chicken and goat feet? It is just normal chunks of meat with jelly… I personally like it 😅
@@lisa_with_loveall this pig etc. foot stuff is actually very good as a natural source of gelatin. Better than the gelatin powder available at supermarkets))) Of course , there are no actual feet in their original form in the end product (kholodets), just the meat from them.
In fact, jellied meat is useful for joint diseases, problems with the musculoskeletal system, increases hemoglobin, strengthens the immune system and vision. It contains a large amount of collagen. My mother cooks very tasty jellied turkey and pork (no paws or hooves))). Not everyone, even Russians, likes this dish, but I really like it.
In hotels you can't even cook or put something to the fridge. I'm not talking about going to a Rbnd.. living like a * citizen while travelling. There is some motels with only a fridge and a microwave but there is others with many rooms and kitchens.
In Melbourne, Australia you can expect to pay over $450 (AUD) to purchase the same products. Families living on an average income do not have $450 left to spend on groceries, after they pay their bills. On around 30% of households live in their fully owned property, the remaining 70% either rent or pay interest on their loan. The very high costs of housing, utilities, insurance and other bills makes it very difficult. I live in my fully owned house average house price in my suburb is a number of million dollars (AUD). My most recent weekly grocery store order was $672.40 (AUD) for two people, a cat, dog and large quantity of goldfish in the pond. (no alcohol and no cosmetic included). I purchased organic chicken, organic fruit and vegetables, $8 roll bread, seafood, free range eggs (12 pack), cheese, A2 milk, water, yoghurt (plain), almond milk, honey, herbs, 70% cocoa chocolates, cat food, dog food, fish food.
It is very right that you mentioned how much money people earn. When you compare food prices in supermarkets, in addition to earnings, it is necessary to mention permanent expenses not related to food, such as utilities, electricity and gas, home internet and TV, mobile communication, transportation costs, medical expenses.... Only then you can compare...
Purchase power in Russia is meanwhile higher compared to most countries in the collective West (excepts US, Japan). Even more so if you're buying your groceries in cheaper places than this supermarket and living in a modest place instead of a newly build fancy apartment. That difference will definitely even increase since the West is massively declining and the inflation will rise with the coming sanctions package, supply chain laws, tolls and costs for migrants and many more self created sources of overall destruction. Also the huge brain drain out of the marxist West (Germany alone more than a Million well educated people left in the last few years alone) will further the decline and dwarf the real GDP and net taxes. Net tax payers in Germany are on a all time low of just below 15 Million compare to 65 Million real Germans and 25 Million migrants (80-90% of them not working at all).
Beautiful Store. In NYC the Netcost group had a beautiful store featuring Russian specialties in Brighton Beach called Gormanoff. Wide aisles and elegant but I guess too much open space and it became a regular, Netcost, still good but not the same. Whole foods changed since it was sold several years ago, not nearly as good and the "Go to" at the moment is Trader Joe's. Your Moscow store puts them to shame. Do they take cash?
Wow. Very nice and modern store. I love your hair at the end of the video. Very beautiful. 😍How do you keep the shopping carts from rolling forward or back on the escalator system?
Btw. for the half kilo Munich sausages you would pay in Germany about 10 EUR. One Kilo beef costs on average 30,- EUR here. About triple the price compared to before 2020. 200 g cheese (local production, nothing fancy) costs around 3-5 EUR. Also around triple as much as before.
Well, I can say that the prices you listed are about 3 times higher than in Russia. But the products are far from the cheapest in Russia. Housing, education, medicine, transport, communications, services in general. All this is very cheap, some of it is free of charge (more precisely, it is financed by taxes on oil and gas exports)
Эта социальная пенсия (на самом деле немного больше) если человек не работал ни дня в своей жизни. Но к ней идёт ещё доплата до "минимального прожиточного минимума" в данном регионе. Моя теща получат 30000 (Санкт Петербург). Это конечно, тоже мало.
Without knowing how much each item weighs and the exchange rate you are using, it is difficult to see how much things cost. For instance, RBL120? for milk is expensive but what volume? Pyaterotchka has a litre of milk in a plastic pouch for around RBL35 (August 2023).
This store reminds me of one we have in the US called Target. Every time I see markov in Russia, I am amazed of the size; they are huge! The ones we get in the supermarkets are half as thick and very crooked and skinny.
I live in Chicago and the groceries are priced pretty much the same here. The average salary in Chicago is $6000. I don’t think it’s the case for Moscow. LOL.
ohh Kissel. I thought it was made using a powder, kind of like Jello in US/Canada? We have the powder here. I have made before. It's really tasty! It's almost more like a sauce or something.
Common Russia cannot afford that, US9X per week for food only is relatively high compared with their monthly salary ranged from US500 to US2000...from this point of view, sanctions somehow works, it makes the Russia dollar drop sharply...that's why US9X can buy so much food
I'm sure here in Brazil a weeks food similar to yours would cost about the same. But if you could live more on tropical fruits like papaya, avocado and bananas you could live more cheaply and be a lot healthier. I save delivery of food or eating out for days I feel lazy.
for health, you need to eat those vegetables and fruits that are characteristic of the region of residence. That's what all the doctors are saying now. If we, people from the Urals, start eating tropical fruits when it's minus 30 outside the window, then how do we heat our body, because in the cold you need to eat fat and meat
hahaha) Amazing) But, papaya is not healthier than apples, which have much more vitamins and minerals, including the much-needed iron. Bananas in Russia are always in huge quantities, we don't eat them every day, but if we need it, no problem, but avocados can be safely replaced with more useful cucumbers and tomatoes, which is what they do in Russia and eat them almost every day. So you have papaya and avocado, eat, but we will eat more healthy northern fruits and vegetables ;)
@@lisa_with_love Да бросьте. Я, в общем-то, бедняк, но картошку ем в основном в виде чипсов (или в охотку, когда назреет желание -- тогда я чищу, женушка жарит). Бананы дешевые, едим постоянно. Впрочем, я в Воронеже, может, это в Москве вы там на картошку пересели :)))
Wow I didn't expect it to be this expensive. Considering the median salaries it's not that affordable. In Chicago I'd say everything you show us here is twice as expensive but also the money you make is probably 4x that in Russia.
How much would you spend on groceries per week in your country?🎉
I work as a chef:) 100 dollar ish per week depending on seson. Then its god quality and lokal produktion on the most at the plate. You can probably survive on 10 dollars a week on instant noodles 🤔 but everything depending on if you enjoy high quality meet everyday ore want 2 clean out body whit vegetables 🤨😅😎 have a super nice day 🤗 best wishes from Sweden 🍂🍁
150e a week for food alcool too.
150 euros at least for a weekend purchase, for a week 250 plus X 😢
For a family? It feels like we spend $200+ each time we go to the grocery, and I think we go every week
With the orchestrated, Cost of Living Crisis, everything has gone up in price.
Couple of months ago, the supermarket chains all colluded together to forced the prices and what?, they are blaming Russia.
No shortage of consumer goods in Russia. Good prices too.
Greetings from a new Russian citizen escaped from the West. Thank you Holy Russia 🇷🇺
Welcome to ussr comrade
What country did you escape from if you don’t mind me asking?
@@mathewvanostin7118 We need USSR 2.0, based on OGAS / Cybersyn. Then everything would be most wonderful.
@@ports787 Same escaped Karin Kneissl (ministress from Austria), Snowden (from the USA). If Assange had escaped, he would have saved himself. Well, a lot of people are moving, quietly and peacefully.
How did you get from airport to hotel room? Is there a service for this?
I love your series and your energy. Keep up the wonderful videos as I always look forward to watching them.
Spasibo bolshoe 🥰 it helps my channel a lot! Hope you will like my future content 😇
Congratulations LWL. Only you could convert a simple shopping trip into a memorable vlog. We asked for prices and you delivered!
Thanks for donation 👏👏👏 it motivates me!!!
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I would like to visit russia atleast one time in my life...looks beautiful and interesting.
Moscow is not Russia. Moscow is to steal from the rest of Russia and the rest must live in miserable conditions.
Looks like plenty of food and no shortages at all.... good to see!
nooo we are good 👍
@@lisa_with_love Have you noticed any effects from the war?
@@gregc6535 Yep, black caviar has gone up a lot.
@@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь😂👍
are the soldiers only Russian prisoners or is it volunteer?@@gregc6535
In Russia, you must buy your bags too.
And the carts are different than in America. In America only the front wheels rotate. In Russia, all four wheels rotate.
The first time I went shopping in Russian supermarket I kept spinning around.😅
After I became accustomed to it, I found I preferred it.
But in Ukraine, only the right wheels of the carts rotate. Therefore, buyers all go in the same direction, in a circle counterclockwise. А на Украине колёса у тележек вращаются только правые, поэтому покупатели идут организованно по кругу, против часовой стрелки.
We have to pay for bags in the US also or bring your own. As far as 4 wheel turning, depends, maybe at the American grocery stores but some smaller ones or non-american grocery stores have the 4 wheels turning carts.
IKEA has those carts.
In Germany you have to buy your bags too and the marxist junta outlawed normal (also reusable) plastic bags, which means you have to spend 2-5 EUR for a bag (still plastic, albeit thicker one). Paper bags are slightly cheaper but actual only good for a few light weight items.
Shopping cart rollers have for rotating wheels. Honestly wonder how it would work with only two rotating ones, haha.
what about cloth bags? are those outlawed?@@olafg.1333
Hey Lisa .. now am here in Moscow to visit .. You videos helped me lot ..
Have fun! ☺️😇
Perfect video.Congrat📽️🎥🎬📸👌👍💯💪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Thanks! That was a very entertaining video, Lisa 👍. Overall total wasn't bad for a major city considering you bought alcohol.
Yes true!! Alcohol and beauty things minus 40-50% of total cost 🎀👍
Thanks Lisa, that was good to see Manchester gin and tonic is flying the flag in support of your channel. Hooray 👍
My fav cocktail is gin-t 🌝👏 maybe I am BRI ISH? 😅
@@lisa_with_love Oh sure, that must be why everyone flocks to your channel instead of Bri-ish girls channels ❤️❤️❤️
Looks delicious, healthful and affordable 😊
Super vidéo !! Merci de nous faire partager tout cela !
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I wish they had a russian supermarket here in U.S. so I can buy russian food products. Some look good.
chicago or nyc they have alot
I'm from Manchester and I have never seen 'Manchester' gin and tonic cans like that here! Maybe it's some Russian version just with English packaging?! Interesting. Gin tastes like petrol to me though so it's fine anyway ahaha. Nice video!
This can gin was nice!! Almost the same if you would mix good jin and tonic! My favorite cocktail I don't know why you think it is petrol 😂
"Manchester" is just the name of the cocktail. Just a funny name, not in the sense that it's from Manchester itself. 😆
чувак это произведено в россии просто маркетологи дали такое название чтобы хомячки пиндофилы это охотно покупали))) если ты прочтешь кто производитель этого то увидишь что это российская компания хаахах вы просто ничего не понимаете в росссийском маркетинге ахахах наивные
This cocktail is really bs) There is nothing of a real gin and tonic in this cocktail. Flavorings and ethyl alcohol. If you ever come to us, don't try it)) But there are some good gin producers at the moment - "Barrister" and "Green Baboon" are not bad.
'Manchester' gin is absolutely disgusting - i guarantee it
Seems like the prices you are paying are around 1/3 of what I pay in Colorado USA for similar items on average. Sometimes even cheaper especially for the meat. For example your pork would have been around $15, the duck around $10 and the whole ready to cook chicken probably around $10. The milk would have been around $4. Produce prices seem like they are the closest. I think you are paying about half of what we would pay for produce. I would guess if I were to get your whole cart of stuff in my supermarket it would be about $300-350 USD.
Ok.Median salary in Russia amounted $500 per month in January.
You must take into account the different purchasing power of salaries.
Average annual salary in Russia is ~$15,000 USD. Spending $100 USD per week ($5200 USD annually) on food....is not good. 1/3rd of you salary going to food. This video is kind of dumb.
@@valensinclair6750 This is normal, considering that Russian citizens do not pay for medicine, insurance and much more. In fact, all the money goes through their own channels (entertainment) or loans. There is nothing else to spend money on.
Amazing grocery store! everything looked so good and clean.
Good stuff. Thanks for making this.
I always find remarkable. There’s a grocery store in the same area where you can buy furniture and other things. It’s like a fancier Walmart
Love your voice Lisa.....so sweet !
Wow!
That is almost like here in the States.
I like how similar our countries are.
Anyway. You are gorgeous and keep up the great work.
Lisa thank you for another video. Interesting stuff of daily life. I am big fan of your dressing style, you are so beautiful, stylish.
Thank you ✨💝 I like to be bright and cute!
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Me encanta sus contenidos, gracias por compartirlos.
Лиза, ты еще снимаешь Большой театр, большой цирк, панораму Москва-сити и т. д., приветствую тебя из Румынии.
Love your outfit today!
I'm sold, im moving to Russia as soon as I can, the food is MUCH cheaper😅
if you will still getting western salary good for you 💁
And the salaries are way lower :)
You forgot that average wage in russia is $700 per month. Uuuh, not so cheap given that, right?
Better selection than in Tesco in the UK.
I'm afraid I don't go to Tesco. Only Waitrose and Sainsbury's.
Awesome video Lisa thumbs up 👍🇨🇦❤
Thanks for the visit 😇👍💕
Good wishes for your good channel
I love the little music you add into the video Lisa. 👍🏼
music is important part of my video process 🎧🤗
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I was surprised to see kimbo Caffe and parmalat milk as these are two Italian firms so the EU said it has put sanctions on Russia 🇷🇺 as an Italian I am so glad that there are Italian products in Russia if I was Italian PM I would revoke all sanctions and make business with russian companies 🇮🇹💖🇷🇺
Parmalat owns factories in Russia. I guess this bottle of milk came from the city of Belgorod.
Our media say that most countries of the European Union have lost their sovereignty and their governments, in compliance with American instructions, are ready to do anything, including causing direct damage to their own economies and their people. For your information, the majority of American companies did not suffer from the conflict with the Russian Federation, but rather received a head start due to the advantages they received over the EU.
We have a lot food from Italy in Russia
Hi Lisa. Have fun at the grocery shopping. 😊
Would be cool if you brought your own bags for fruits & veggies. It would really make a difference for the environment❤
Salut j'adore regarder tes vidéos, franchement t'es très courageuse bravo
И в чём она смелая?
@@MultiAndertaker Тоже снедоумевал немножко :)
I'm fascinated by the broad range of items..very abundant.
Yep, I noted that too.
A better measure would be comparing income levels to food prices.
In Canada, for a whole seasoned chicken like you grabbed for $3.50, it is usually that per pound here, or around $12 for a flattened bird like that.
You can thank Trudeau for the crashed economy. Sad thing is ,he's doing it purposely.
Yep food prices here in 🇨🇦 are crazy. 20 items from Costco was around $325.
Your awesome and awesome video be safe out there 😎👍
Не могу смотреть! пойду к холодильнику и что- нибудь съем !!
Very good work
Thank you 😊
@@lisa_with_love I'm from Pakistan I'm here superwise one wearhouse worked and I wish to come Russia on feberary 2024 I love Russia .Lisa you very nice your voice very sweet I'm also singer my faimly belong to india
@@lisa_with_love good morning you are my faverate host sweet talk
I really appreciate it
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In Russia, prices are much lower than in Ireland. Even for food, and in general, the cost of living for the entire range of goods, services and social services in Russia is about 4-4.5 times lower. The purchasing power of the average Muscovite is about 1.7 times higher than that of the average Irishman
I really appreciate these positive and happy videos that you make!
Lisa ❤❤❤❤❤!
i live alone in England and i spend £40 ($55) a week including things like soap and toilet paper and washing liquid but EXCLUDING alcohol which i buy when i need it..............
Love the video but 9 minutes feels like it's only getting started, Lisa is there any chance of making longer videos, keep up the great content.
I make shorter videos but I upload every 3 days ☺️a lot of work
6:31 never heard of that!
3:32 any Wisconsin cheddar in there?
I want do shopping with you for my entire life! :) Seriously, i'm in love with Vladivostok, must work here (Belgium) some years, and possible my dream will become reality. I want to visit Asia so it's a very good place for me. ^^
@@МаркСотник J'aime l'hiver et les différentes saisons. :)
Russia extended Europe to Vladivostok (Toynbee). So there's not much Asian flavor there. The Japanese and Chinese go to Vladivostok to see Europe)) But there you can see the Japanese and Chinese.
that Package of German Sausages would be like 8 $ Canadian and Salted Butter can be like 9 $ a lb , reg sliced bread close to 5 $ in Quebec , Canada , the Land of Ridiculous Prices
Thank you for the nice video. Have a nice evening ! Best wishes from The Netherlands 🌷🌷🌷🇳🇱❤️🇷🇺
Was that a jar of crabs?Ill pass on that i think..The word for potato is same as German,"kartoffel".Always nice to spend some virtual time with Lisa,she makes supermarket shopping interesting.
Salted crayfish. Like pickles, but crayfish. 😆
@@СимонВизенталь-ы7ь Hmmm.Ill still pass.
🦞 I called them cancer hahaha they are crayfish
In the USA Louisianans call crayfish by the term crawfish; while people from Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas call crayfish by the term crawdads@@lisa_with_love
Это речные раки. Популярная в России закуска к пиву.
В русском языке более 200 слов заимствовано из немецкого языка.
А вот, например, в морском деле почти все термины заимствованы из голландского. Так как именно там учился кораблестроению Петр Первый и именно оттуда он привез специалистов для строительства русского флота.
Thanks for the video. Here in Ireland are prices aren't much more expensive some things are actually cheaper. Prices have increased by 20% ish since Ukraine.
Weekly spend is now €100 ~ €130. We buy mostly organic, high end goods but very little processed or prepacked food.
I know from working internationally salaries are a LOT lower in Russia. Have they increased so dramatically to make your groceries so expensive?
prices increased 20-40 %.. about salaries I speak in the end of the video, also I have video on my channel Salaries in Russia
and what is your salary and how much comes out "clean" if you remove spending on housing and medicine? I come out clean about 110 thousand a month, in euros it's about 1110 euros. my son is still studying at college, but when he goes to university, I'm afraid I will have less clean ones (
As far as I can judge from videos of trips to stores in the USA, for example, prices in Russia are two to three times lower, and for a number of products even five times lower (for example, chicken eggs, bread, milk, and it’s surprising that in the West they often They drink completely skimmed milk; in our country they don’t take fat content below 3.2% at all, in my opinion). I think the products in Russia are good - guests from the USA praise them. Without GMO. And without taste like plastic.
Salaries have increased (at least for us and for those I know), pensions too (pensions ahead of inflation). But what needs to be taken into account: “gray cash” is still very common in Russia; many people’s salaries are generally “gray”, which is good for the current moment, but bad for retirement. There are few taxes, housing and communal services are cheap, medicine is free (accordingly, paid medicine is also relatively inexpensive to compete). Products can also be bought much cheaper than the price tag in a supermarket, if you follow promotions, or have discount cards, or buy them at kiosks and markets, or go to a wholesale center, or use an online store (for example, in Yandex Market and on Ozone it is much cheaper than from the counter, but it is delivered to the point of delivery in about 3 days, and not all food products can be bought this way. Therefore, through such points we buy mainly manufactured goods). No taxes at the checkout, i.e. on the price tag “final price” (moreover, this is an offer, so if you suddenly find out that the price at the checkout is higher than on the price tag, must sell at the price tag, I’ve encountered this situation a couple of times).
In Russia, prices are much lower than in Ireland. Even for food, and in general, the cost of living for the entire range of goods, services and social services in Russia is about 4-4.5 times lower. The purchasing power of the average Muscovite is about 1.7 times higher than that of the average Irishman
Ashan,it looks very classy i must say!
It is not bad, not like Poverty supermarket 😂
Lisa, Have You ever cooked with red onion? You should try, it's delicious
Ordering for delivery is LAZY Lisa.
Getting out and doing it yourself, is much better, and good exercise 😊👍💖
The issue is what are the wages and what is the cost for housing and utilities. If the prices are competitive considering us Currency does that matter if the incomes are lower.
7:17 this looks like my local supermarket in Scotland
Lisa is cool.
Cute and beautiful and good all the best every step is so much Lisa is
Lovely giral
thank you so much 🌹
The name of this video is misleading. Auchan is not a cheap supermarket. It used to be that but not anymore. The shops have lost majority of its clients also because the concept of hypermarkets has become outdated. Auchan shops are all located in the suburbs and no one wants to waste time going there when you have many other retail options just around the corner.
Так то в Москве есть Ашаны и большие супермаркеты типа Глобус и Лента в черте города...
Happy Halloween, Lisa! I've never had duck before, neither grilled nor roasted. I guess it's not too popular in the USA. Did you find any holodets while shopping at the grocery store? I hear it's ghastly. Pieces of pigs feet, cows feet or chicken feet suspended in a chunk of gelatinous goo. We have something similar in the States called head cheese. It the same goo but the meat is from a pig's head. What better time than Halloween for such a frightful tale?😊
Happy Halloween!!! I didn’t celebrate though 😅 excited for November content! Yes we have holodets in all average supermarkets! But why do you think there are chicken and goat feet? It is just normal chunks of meat with jelly… I personally like it 😅
@@lisa_with_loveall this pig etc. foot stuff is actually very good as a natural source of gelatin. Better than the gelatin powder available at supermarkets))) Of course , there are no actual feet in their original form in the end product (kholodets), just the meat from them.
In fact, jellied meat is useful for joint diseases, problems with the musculoskeletal system, increases hemoglobin, strengthens the immune system and vision. It contains a large amount of collagen. My mother cooks very tasty jellied turkey and pork (no paws or hooves))). Not everyone, even Russians, likes this dish, but I really like it.
@@lisa_with_love maybe making home-made holodets is a possible future TH-cam vlog?
Looking forward to your Borscht.🙂
@@lisa_with_loveI searched the web for chicken feet in Russia, but they are for export to China only.
Wow interesting. You can buy so much for $100 in Russia. In Canada $100 would probably get you half of what's in your cart.
Keep in mind that the average salary is about 14K$ a year.
@@Invisiblehand123 Average salary in Russia is 70k rub. Lisa did video about that. It have to be insane for those who has this income.
@@tomashorazny7364 Damn, that's a lot lower.
In hotels you can't even cook or put something to the fridge.
I'm not talking about going to a Rbnd.. living like a * citizen while travelling.
There is some motels with only a fridge and a microwave but there is others with many rooms and kitchens.
In Melbourne, Australia you can expect to pay over $450 (AUD) to purchase the same products. Families living on an average income do not have $450 left to spend on groceries, after they pay their bills. On around 30% of households live in their fully owned property, the remaining 70% either rent or pay interest on their loan. The very high costs of housing, utilities, insurance and other bills makes it very difficult. I live in my fully owned house average house price in my suburb is a number of million dollars (AUD). My most recent weekly grocery store order was $672.40 (AUD) for two people, a cat, dog and large quantity of goldfish in the pond. (no alcohol and no cosmetic included). I purchased organic chicken, organic fruit and vegetables, $8 roll bread, seafood, free range eggs (12 pack), cheese, A2 milk, water, yoghurt (plain), almond milk, honey, herbs, 70% cocoa chocolates, cat food, dog food, fish food.
It is very right that you mentioned how much money people earn. When you compare food prices in supermarkets, in addition to earnings, it is necessary to mention permanent expenses not related to food, such as utilities, electricity and gas, home internet and TV, mobile communication, transportation costs, medical expenses.... Only then you can compare...
I mentioned salaries because I was criticized on my each supermarket video 😁
@@lisa_with_love
That's for sure! Otherwise direct price comparisons mean nothing and are only misleading...
Purchase power in Russia is meanwhile higher compared to most countries in the collective West (excepts US, Japan). Even more so if you're buying your groceries in cheaper places than this supermarket and living in a modest place instead of a newly build fancy apartment.
That difference will definitely even increase since the West is massively declining and the inflation will rise with the coming sanctions package, supply chain laws, tolls and costs for migrants and many more self created sources of overall destruction.
Also the huge brain drain out of the marxist West (Germany alone more than a Million well educated people left in the last few years alone) will further the decline and dwarf the real GDP and net taxes.
Net tax payers in Germany are on a all time low of just below 15 Million compare to 65 Million real Germans and 25 Million migrants (80-90% of them not working at all).
@@olafg.1333 В целом согласен, кроме странного применения понятия "марксизм", -- в России марксизм понимают иначе :)
I would love to grocery shop in Russia.....very good prices
i love your video and you
Beautiful Store.
In NYC the Netcost group had a beautiful store featuring Russian specialties in Brighton Beach called Gormanoff.
Wide aisles and elegant but I guess too much open space and it became a regular, Netcost, still good but not the same.
Whole foods changed since it was sold several years ago, not nearly as good and the "Go to" at the moment is Trader Joe's.
Your Moscow store puts them to shame. Do they take cash?
whole foods was popular even I know about it... never been to USA 😉 yes you can insert cash to the machine or pay by card
Whole foods is expensive supermarket,sometimes prices are two times more than in other ,,more simple,, stores..
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Lisa is very very beautiful giral🎉
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Wow that is cheap prices.
Russia is a mega agricultural producer.
You are lucky.
I spend 3k for two people a month in Bend, Oregon. So 750.00 US a week.
Please check the concept bread and games. However the treasury is not endless and lost 3/4 of its value.
Wow. Very nice and modern store. I love your hair at the end of the video. Very beautiful. 😍How do you keep the shopping carts from rolling forward or back on the escalator system?
they are magnetic!!! 😳
Very cool. We have nothing like this in my area of the US. @@lisa_with_love
Hello Lisa...
Btw. for the half kilo Munich sausages you would pay in Germany about 10 EUR.
One Kilo beef costs on average 30,- EUR here. About triple the price compared to before 2020.
200 g cheese (local production, nothing fancy) costs around 3-5 EUR. Also around triple as much as before.
Well, I can say that the prices you listed are about 3 times higher than in Russia. But the products are far from the cheapest in Russia. Housing, education, medicine, transport, communications, services in general. All this is very cheap, some of it is free of charge (more precisely, it is financed by taxes on oil and gas exports)
Very interesting Thanks for sharing…Alex 🇬🇷 by the way Moscow is cheaper than London
I am very impresionate, the prices are more cheap than Brazil.
I see that some retirees in Russia are paid $2 a day or 200 Rubles.
Эта социальная пенсия (на самом деле немного больше) если человек не работал ни дня в своей жизни. Но к ней идёт ещё доплата до "минимального прожиточного минимума" в данном регионе.
Моя теща получат 30000 (Санкт Петербург). Это конечно, тоже мало.
Without knowing how much each item weighs and the exchange rate you are using, it is difficult to see how much things cost. For instance, RBL120? for milk is expensive but what volume? Pyaterotchka has a litre of milk in a plastic pouch for around RBL35 (August 2023).
This store reminds me of one we have in the US called Target. Every time I see markov in Russia, I am amazed of the size; they are huge! The ones we get in the supermarkets are half as thick and very crooked and skinny.
“Markov” - did you mean carrot (Morkov’)?
Yes, forgive me, but I am still learning. I thought I had all the vegetables and fruits right, but I guess I didn't.
@@westernwanderer8397 It's okay, we also have a lot of people in Russia who write with mistakes😊 Good luck in your studies!
Looks like ADI❤
God bless 🙌 🙏
I live in Chicago and the groceries are priced pretty much the same here. The average salary in Chicago is $6000. I don’t think it’s the case for Moscow. LOL.
Hi Lisa
Another great video and once again filmed with a secret cameraman 🤔😁😉
Better stocked than American supermarkets. You can see it has much greater variety.
ohh Kissel. I thought it was made using a powder, kind of like Jello in US/Canada? We have the powder here. I have made before. It's really tasty! It's almost more like a sauce or something.
berries 250 g, sugar 50 g, water 1 l, potato starch 2 tbsp. spoons 😁
@@lisa_with_love ooo хорошо спасибо большое)
alcoholic drinks with vodka are only used for flambéing
meanwhile in Toronto a litre of organic milk is $9-12
ohhhhh really 😑👿
Common Russia cannot afford that, US9X per week for food only is relatively high compared with their monthly salary ranged from US500 to US2000...from this point of view, sanctions somehow works, it makes the Russia dollar drop sharply...that's why US9X can buy so much food
I'm sure here in Brazil a weeks food similar to yours would cost about the same. But if you could live more on tropical fruits like papaya, avocado and bananas you could live more cheaply and be a lot healthier. I save delivery of food or eating out for days I feel lazy.
haha interesting mango papaya avocados are for rich people here in Russia! bread and potato are must have here
for health, you need to eat those vegetables and fruits that are characteristic of the region of residence. That's what all the doctors are saying now. If we, people from the Urals, start eating tropical fruits when it's minus 30 outside the window, then how do we heat our body, because in the cold you need to eat fat and meat
hahaha) Amazing) But, papaya is not healthier than apples, which have much more vitamins and minerals, including the much-needed iron. Bananas in Russia are always in huge quantities, we don't eat them every day, but if we need it, no problem, but avocados can be safely replaced with more useful cucumbers and tomatoes, which is what they do in Russia and eat them almost every day. So you have papaya and avocado, eat, but we will eat more healthy northern fruits and vegetables ;)
@@lisa_with_love Да бросьте. Я, в общем-то, бедняк, но картошку ем в основном в виде чипсов (или в охотку, когда назреет желание -- тогда я чищу, женушка жарит). Бананы дешевые, едим постоянно. Впрочем, я в Воронеже, может, это в Москве вы там на картошку пересели :)))
Wow I didn't expect it to be this expensive. Considering the median salaries it's not that affordable. In Chicago I'd say everything you show us here is twice as expensive but also the money you make is probably 4x that in Russia.
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Ini here cheese on supermarket mostly only cheddar cheese such as Kraft and Anchor 😂
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Simply put, what is the difference between Vladivostok in the east and Moscow almost in the west?