I use it a lot in A coruña, Spain. Im a Uni student and always get a surprise pack for abot 4.5€ at a local bakery every 3 days or so and it makes my evenings cravings go away. Not only you are being eco-friendly you are also helping the establishment. Hope more people see this video, great app!
it’s funny you said that about the rice. i always say people who don’t like it aren’t cooking it right or haven’t experienced proper fluffy and fragrant rice. just switching to a long grain basmati will change the game! and cooking it in a middle eastern style will take you up another level. glad you’re on team rice now 🫡
I'm still not a rice lover, but I married an Indian. I've come a very long way 😂 and I definitely agree, basmati is the best. I still don't eat plain rice, not even with my curries lol but certain types of biriyani, pulao, pilaf, fried rice, Spanish rice, Mexican rice, and especially moujardara I will definitely entertain. I guess I just like things mixed in my rice 😅
I don't know how easy this is to get outside of North America, but wild rice is a game changer if you can find it. The grains are nutty and chewy, and are usually served mixed with long grain rice as a pilaf dish. It's delicious alongside grilled chicken or steak.
I used to live in South London and I used Too Good To Go as well! I had this Turkish shop that I went to weekly, and once I got a whole box of oddly shaped veggies for about £2. Lasted me two weeks! It's great value for money as a student but so sustainable for anyone to do!
I have had mostly better-than-expected luck with To Good to Go! Yesterday, I received an entire cake for my order. Impressed! I only wish the TGTG in my area had more restaurants that offered vegetarian items.
Hi Grace, firstly so fantastic to see you saving food from being wasted, people like you are helping to promote less waste and that is so admirable 😊😊 I also wanted to thank you for always bringing a smile to my face with your videos which I now watch on repeat... I am currently recovering from and ED and hearing you talk about how listening to your body is what you need to do and that no food is unhealthy has been so incredibly inspiring to me and helps me get through when I doubt myself. Thank you so so much ❤❤❤ PS. Video idea: making sweet savoury (like savoury crumble or sandwich cake) and savoury sweet (like chocolate lasagne or dessert ravioli)???
Such a great concept and saves things from going to waste. Thanks for being awesome and sharing your adventures. Love your positivity and just general vibe. Hello from Canada.
I love the wraps from Prêt. The spicy chicken one is delicious, and the falafel one is really good too. I usually have one of each, a bottle of water, mango pieces and a brownie when I have a meal there.
Love this video Grace! I've used this app since it first came out and it's genius - a win-win for the consumer, restaurant and the planet (reduce waste etc) if you go in a rainy day to cafes liek Starbucks, Costa or greggs you get SO much food because they've had fewer customers in the day. The other day I got 2 huge bags of sandwiches and desserts from Starbucks for just £4 fed the whole family lunches and breakfast for two days!
As a uni student this app is great. There is also an app called ‘olio’ where you can get excess food from people for free - some of my classmates who are cutting it even finer than me have used that to get things, often discount food people have bought from the shops but can’t eat in time. Also personally pret meatball wrap is like 9/10 a fab snack in a pinch
I live in the Netherlands and it's not that good here either. There are a few good shops, but most of them offer waste that should have been thrown away long ago.
Oooh!! They have the app where I live and the expensive, fancy, Mexican restaurant in town is on the list!! I can get a surprise bag of food for $4.99!!! WHAT? 😳😄 This is awesome! Totally trying it out.
Why isn't everyone doing this? Because it's a gamble. I got a grocery bag from Nisa. I've so much! All moldy, opened, fermented, etc. I've only tried it locally (London North) and Starbucks was the best. They might not be generous but everything is fresh and expires in 1 or 2 days. I also tried a local cafe where they gave me shop bought, stale pastries.
Too good to go is fun if you leave in or near a big city. I live rural and there's not much choice for me. Bakeries and supermarkets as well as Dunkin' Donuts. And most boxes I can't get since they're not vegetarian so yeah, I rarely use the app. But it's fun to see how much choice others have!
I think the iced biscuits were probably mostly things that people had ordered and then cancelled, so I was half expecting the letters to be a personalised message. You're probably right on the macarons being leftover Easter stock though (I imagine they get cooked as a batch). Quick question: can you add allergies and preferences on the app? I'm thinking for example with the breakfast box you may want the cooked breakfast but be allergic to tomatoes, so only want the other items. Or a bakery has leftover gluten free items then they can give them to the gluten intolerant customer.
Just downloaded the app, but haven't used it yet. From what I can see, some restaurants offer two separate listings, for example Toby Carvery offers a regular carvery box or a vegetarian carvery box. As for other allergies/preferences, I can't see anywhere you can add it to your profile, however it does say, "if you have questions about allergens or specific ingredients, please ask the store"
We have Too Good To Go in NYC but hotel buffets are definitely NOT included - that's a nice perk. A lot of times it has to do with whomever is working at the restaurant at the time. A couple of times I have showed up and they have no idea what I am talking about. Some times they give things that are quite good. It is only good if you don't have any restrictive diet needs.
Love Too Good to Go! Sadly got a loaf of bread and an expired protein bar yesterday for £3.20 😅 I ate very cheaply in Paris last summer by getting the leftovers from breakfast buffets ✌️
If you don't already, add some xanthum gum to your baking. It does the job of the gluten. Also, gluten free dough can be stickier so rolling it between two sheets of something like baking paper can make it easier.
My Dad told me about this yesterday. We have signed up and off to the local pasty shop at 4pm. I'm hoping for some steak or chicken pasties. No doubt there will be the obligatory sticky buns too. It's certainly more fun than shopping.
I literally watched this video, then got a bag from my local bakery and its GIANT OMG! I have enough bread in the freezer for weeks now, and it was €5aa
You tried Sababa! I got a goodie bag from them too, it was super delish and worth the money. I bought a bag from Wenzel's today and managed to get heaps of goodies worth £25 for only £3.5. Absolutely buzzing
My boyfriend is a working uni student and he gets too good to go boxes whenever he doesn't feel like cooking anything, especially after a long day at work. I think it's a great way to save time and also help businesses with their leftovers!
I agree with this girl, I have to have my sausages like proper cooked. I end up leaving sausages if they are looking pale, this girl needs a medal people!!!
I forgot to mention on your vid that you mentioned breaking up your pedals for confetti: DONT!! Your photographer will say the same, you won't catch the confetti moment on camera properly. Also, the last thing you need is to be picking tiny bits of leaves out of your hair on the day.
I see in general bases a lot of TH-camrs Foddies per say and I really don’t like the way they eat. But I found myself impress by the way you eat. Is never bad. Always prudent and I mean is very satisfying. I really like the way you eat. Thank you!! I never ever like the way anyone eats, me include. But you, wow, it makes me want to eat it. Thank you really!!🎉🎉🎉❤
ive found bakeries are the best. theres a carvery near me that i go to which is great too. got a subway one today for the first time and was surprised there was a drink and bag of crisps in there with a sub and cookies given that the crisps and drink dont need to go.
I regularly use too good to go. I stopped using it for Greggs as my bag was always full of ham sandwiches! Some of the bags are incredible like Yo Sushi’s
Our local garden centre/cafe type place has an orange juice machine and you can buy it by the bottle and refill whenever. If you have a refill shop near you they may have one too .
have stayed 3 times at citizen m in Boston and can highly recommend the hotel - super friendly staff, rooms are small but are super modern, cozy and fresh with a huge window attached to the comfy bed with a beyond amazing view (daily sunrise+sunset view). Also breakfast was delicious!
I live in a town at the moment and there's still not really much on there (1 bag available for today and a couple of sold out places). I think unless you live somewhere like London it doesn't really work unfortunately.
I personally don’t think a video like this would be appropriate right now, especially as Grace is UK based and the majority of her viewers are from here. We are in a cost of living crisis, there are genuinely people living on £1 or maybe even less in right now but they don’t have a choice. Alfie Deyes did a video like that years ago and got absolutely slagged on the internet as he did not read the room. Probs not the best video suggestion
Why not, as long as she is tactful about it and actually tries to make proper meals and acknowledges that this is life for many people - could be a good video for people in the comments to share tips about how to stretch food across the week such as buying in bulk at the start, getting vegetables on sale or frozen etc etc
@@eilidhm9322 that is exactly why it's a great idea, being able to get new, creative ways to make it stretch and have creative recipes is useful, perhaps you are offended but not everyone is as soft as you are
@@eilidhm9322 Alfie Deyes was slated for his video because he did it terribly. He abused his celebrity status to get free food (essentially cheating), complained about his budget constantly (disrespectful to those who actually live on £1), and also spent extra money on other stuff for himself while he was out. Other people in the UK have done this video idea previously, like Emma Blackery, and got no backlash whatsoever. She was super respectful about it, she acknowledged that that kind of budget is the reality for a lot of people, and took it seriously.
I used that app back when i lived in Paris and had vegan places around me, it's near impossible now that i have no vegan places in my city i miss getting this yummy tofu sandwich every friday was so good 😢😢
They have those orange juice machines in Aldi (or is it Lidl) in London - and in the little Sainsbury’s on Borough High Street (probably some others but that one for definite). 😃
Just a little tip, I noticed you went to Paris recently I think?? I was bored one day snd on my too good to go app messing around with locstions and realised that you can set it to Paris!! I love the city and was clearly missing it that day. Just a tip 😊😊😊😊😊
A few things about the program: 1. As long as the Surprise Bag you're getting is the advertised value (e.g. $15 worth of food for the price of $5), the program is working as it should as it's supposed to be a surprise and you don't get to choose. It's a balance of quality and quantity so if you don't get a lot of food, it can be balanced out by its quality. 2. Some businesses are exploiting the app to make more money instead of using it for its intended purpose. For example, if something is advertised as $30 worth of food, but discounted to $10, you should get that $30 value. If that business is giving you something that is normally worth $10 and are charging you $10 while claiming it is worth $30, then they are ripping you off and are not using the program the way it's intended, in which case you have a right to complain and report them to the Too Good to Go team through the app. Another example of how they may exploit the app is that if they only have 1 Surprise bag worth of food (e.g. $30 worth of food), they may stretch it out into multiple bags (e.g. 3 bags instead of 1) offered through the app so that each bag is only worth $10 in portion sizes. This is a trick that they use to make more money via exploitation instead of using the program for its intended purpose. Again, report them through the app. 3. There's a rating system on the app, but no reviews. Reddit is a good way to determine if that restaurant/business is following the rules. Usually, a rating of 4.0 or higher on the app means that the business is following the rules. Even if you don't like the food and believe that it is overpriced, be sure to give them a fair rating for the sake of the community if they are following the rules.
Yes, thank you for this! I have watched a few of these TH-cam reviews, and they always seem to go so well. I tried the app a few times, and it never worked. One time I showed up to Pret where the lady angrily stuffed four things of premade soup in a bag, and that's all I got. I'm not even a soup girl, let alone four tubs of the same two soups.
New to your channel and loving it. I’ve been binge watching 👍🏻x I love food and you are very easy to watch and entertaining, a natural infront of the camera! so it’s a win, win 👍🏻only downside is, it makes me soooo hungry and I get food envy seeing all that you are eating x craving a pastry right now 😋
I just downloaded the app and I was pleasantly surprised to find out it works in my city. I am a working student. This will save me soo much money. Thank you.
Love your videos Grace! Here is something I think would be interesting for you to try. See if the drive-through at fast food places is faster than going inside and ordering from the counter. There was a CBC radio show here in Canada (Cost of living) that had a short report on it and they reported that the drive-throughs are given priority. It would be interesting to see if this is actually the case or if the situation is any different in the UK. Hope you have a great week😊
They have it in my area too I looked what a fantastic idea definitely going to try this I’m going to London today as well so might see what’s about. Excited! 😅
this is such an awesome concept !! love it grace 👑
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I use it a lot in A coruña, Spain. Im a Uni student and always get a surprise pack for abot 4.5€ at a local bakery every 3 days or so and it makes my evenings cravings go away. Not only you are being eco-friendly you are also helping the establishment. Hope more people see this video, great app!
it’s funny you said that about the rice. i always say people who don’t like it aren’t cooking it right or haven’t experienced proper fluffy and fragrant rice. just switching to a long grain basmati will change the game! and cooking it in a middle eastern style will take you up another level. glad you’re on team rice now 🫡
I'm still not a rice lover, but I married an Indian. I've come a very long way 😂 and I definitely agree, basmati is the best. I still don't eat plain rice, not even with my curries lol but certain types of biriyani, pulao, pilaf, fried rice, Spanish rice, Mexican rice, and especially moujardara I will definitely entertain. I guess I just like things mixed in my rice 😅
I don't know how easy this is to get outside of North America, but wild rice is a game changer if you can find it. The grains are nutty and chewy, and are usually served mixed with long grain rice as a pilaf dish. It's delicious alongside grilled chicken or steak.
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I used to live in South London and I used Too Good To Go as well! I had this Turkish shop that I went to weekly, and once I got a whole box of oddly shaped veggies for about £2. Lasted me two weeks! It's great value for money as a student but so sustainable for anyone to do!
grace you are genuinely such a ray of sunlight on a rainy day, i love your energy so so much
This is such a fantastic initiative. Wish Australia had something like this!
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We do! It’s called Foody Bag 😊
@@APinchOfBecky is it only in big towns?
@@tailha5689 Last time I looked it was just starting to be a thing (about a year ago).
Worth downloading to see if it’s in your area. ☺️
I live in Sydney and nothing yet
I have had mostly better-than-expected luck with To Good to Go! Yesterday, I received an entire cake for my order. Impressed! I only wish the TGTG in my area had more restaurants that offered vegetarian items.
Hi Grace, firstly so fantastic to see you saving food from being wasted, people like you are helping to promote less waste and that is so admirable 😊😊
I also wanted to thank you for always bringing a smile to my face with your videos which I now watch on repeat... I am currently recovering from and ED and hearing you talk about how listening to your body is what you need to do and that no food is unhealthy has been so incredibly inspiring to me and helps me get through when I doubt myself. Thank you so so much ❤❤❤
PS. Video idea: making sweet savoury (like savoury crumble or sandwich cake) and savoury sweet (like chocolate lasagne or dessert ravioli)???
Such a great concept and saves things from going to waste. Thanks for being awesome and sharing your adventures. Love your positivity and just general vibe.
Hello from Canada.
I love the wraps from Prêt. The spicy chicken one is delicious, and the falafel one is really good too. I usually have one of each, a bottle of water, mango pieces and a brownie when I have a meal there.
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@@maneskinnnnn7190restaurants don’t abuse animals
Love this video Grace! I've used this app since it first came out and it's genius - a win-win for the consumer, restaurant and the planet (reduce waste etc) if you go in a rainy day to cafes liek Starbucks, Costa or greggs you get SO much food because they've had fewer customers in the day. The other day I got 2 huge bags of sandwiches and desserts from Starbucks for just £4 fed the whole family lunches and breakfast for two days!
As a uni student this app is great. There is also an app called ‘olio’ where you can get excess food from people for free - some of my classmates who are cutting it even finer than me have used that to get things, often discount food people have bought from the shops but can’t eat in time. Also personally pret meatball wrap is like 9/10 a fab snack in a pinch
I'd be interested to see how good the app is outside of places like London.
I know the offerings in my town are pretty poor.
Yeah I feel like in my hometown up north it would be shit 😂
I live in the Netherlands and it's not that good here either.
There are a few good shops, but most of them offer waste that should have been thrown away long ago.
Oooh!! They have the app where I live and the expensive, fancy, Mexican restaurant in town is on the list!! I can get a surprise bag of food for $4.99!!! WHAT? 😳😄 This is awesome! Totally trying it out.
Why isn't everyone doing this? Because it's a gamble. I got a grocery bag from Nisa. I've so much! All moldy, opened, fermented, etc. I've only tried it locally (London North) and Starbucks was the best. They might not be generous but everything is fresh and expires in 1 or 2 days. I also tried a local cafe where they gave me shop bought, stale pastries.
I really enjoyed your series where you went to places like the fudge shop and showed us how it's made and tried your hand on it, too.
Too good to go is fun if you leave in or near a big city. I live rural and there's not much choice for me. Bakeries and supermarkets as well as Dunkin' Donuts. And most boxes I can't get since they're not vegetarian so yeah, I rarely use the app. But it's fun to see how much choice others have!
I think the iced biscuits were probably mostly things that people had ordered and then cancelled, so I was half expecting the letters to be a personalised message. You're probably right on the macarons being leftover Easter stock though (I imagine they get cooked as a batch).
Quick question: can you add allergies and preferences on the app? I'm thinking for example with the breakfast box you may want the cooked breakfast but be allergic to tomatoes, so only want the other items. Or a bakery has leftover gluten free items then they can give them to the gluten intolerant customer.
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Just downloaded the app, but haven't used it yet. From what I can see, some restaurants offer two separate listings, for example Toby Carvery offers a regular carvery box or a vegetarian carvery box. As for other allergies/preferences, I can't see anywhere you can add it to your profile, however it does say, "if you have questions about allergens or specific ingredients, please ask the store"
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We have Too Good To Go in NYC but hotel buffets are definitely NOT included - that's a nice perk. A lot of times it has to do with whomever is working at the restaurant at the time. A couple of times I have showed up and they have no idea what I am talking about. Some times they give things that are quite good. It is only good if you don't have any restrictive diet needs.
I love „testing overly hyped tiktok recipes“ videos, especially the hidden veggies and few ingredient ones🙋🏼♀️😊
Love Too Good to Go! Sadly got a loaf of bread and an expired protein bar yesterday for £3.20 😅 I ate very cheaply in Paris last summer by getting the leftovers from breakfast buffets ✌️
Id love to see another gluten free video again as I’m a year into my coeliac journey and would like to see fun and tasty new recipes!!
If you don't already, add some xanthum gum to your baking. It does the job of the gluten. Also, gluten free dough can be stickier so rolling it between two sheets of something like baking paper can make it easier.
Looks like you got some good stuff - definitely worth it in terms of value. I can't use the app as I have allergies but my family do sometimes!
My Dad told me about this yesterday. We have signed up and off to the local pasty shop at 4pm. I'm hoping for some steak or chicken pasties. No doubt there will be the obligatory sticky buns too. It's certainly more fun than shopping.
I literally watched this video, then got a bag from my local bakery and its GIANT OMG! I have enough bread in the freezer for weeks now, and it was €5aa
You tried Sababa! I got a goodie bag from them too, it was super delish and worth the money.
I bought a bag from Wenzel's today and managed to get heaps of goodies worth £25 for only £3.5. Absolutely buzzing
I wish it were available in the US. We have Flashfood, though!
We do have Too good to go in the states but it just not everywhere. In DFW for the longest time we only had Tiff Treats.
Thank you for adding your comment. I didn't know about flashfood and turns out I have 3 stores within 10 miles.
My boyfriend is a working uni student and he gets too good to go boxes whenever he doesn't feel like cooking anything, especially after a long day at work. I think it's a great way to save time and also help businesses with their leftovers!
Love to see weekly food shop video and then the meals you make from that xxx
You are such a gift grack❤ Love your videos
Sorry but the Pret falafel wrap is absolutely elite.
Shops, cafes, Restaurants, hotels and supermarkets all over Vienna are using Too good to go app. That's amazing 🤩🔥🔥
I like to see you trying Australian food. I live in Australia. I love what you eat. I hate leftovers at times.
Hi Grace, I love the video where you cooked a full day of meals from a celebrity chefs cookbook 😁
You are my comfort TH-camr and I love you
Good on you!
I tried TGTG a couple of times in Germany (Munich), unfortunately with very sad results .... 😞
I agree with this girl, I have to have my sausages like proper cooked. I end up leaving sausages if they are looking pale, this girl needs a medal people!!!
I forgot to mention on your vid that you mentioned breaking up your pedals for confetti: DONT!! Your photographer will say the same, you won't catch the confetti moment on camera properly. Also, the last thing you need is to be picking tiny bits of leaves out of your hair on the day.
Hala-pain-yo, that’s how I remember it 😂 love this tho!! Such a great app, especially in a city like this
I love any week long food videos
My local Lidl have an orange pressing machine. The oranges are in the top and you can see them being pressed. They have empty bottles for you to fill.
Can I just say, your hair up is absolutely beautiful! Elegant, stylish, simple, classic. It looks so lovely on you. x
I've spotted those fresh orange juice machines in Lidl in Edinburgh!
What about spending just £1 per day with using no apps and no help from friends, family or viewers. You can only use olio etc
I see in general bases a lot of TH-camrs Foddies per say and I really don’t like the way they eat. But I found myself impress by the way you eat. Is never bad. Always prudent and I mean is very satisfying. I really like the way you eat. Thank you!! I never ever like the way anyone eats, me include. But you, wow, it makes me want to eat it. Thank you really!!🎉🎉🎉❤
Pre covid the hotels used to give you the container and let you help your self at the buffet. I like they gave you a pastry as well
About the orange juice machines... Our local Lidl has one! I live in Barry so may be a Welsh thing 🤣 xxx
Same here in bucks! 👍
My local Lidl doesn't - feel like I'm missing out now!
I love this app but sadly it doesn't offer too many options around where I live
I love too good to go, I get so much good food
ive found bakeries are the best. theres a carvery near me that i go to which is great too. got a subway one today for the first time and was surprised there was a drink and bag of crisps in there with a sub and cookies given that the crisps and drink dont need to go.
I regularly use too good to go. I stopped using it for Greggs as my bag was always full of ham sandwiches! Some of the bags are incredible like Yo Sushi’s
please do eating one country's food for the day!
Our local garden centre/cafe type place has an orange juice machine and you can buy it by the bottle and refill whenever. If you have a refill shop near you they may have one too .
6:45 I love you too 😂.
This business needs a lot of clones
I’d love some more Grackle tries! Maybe a try a sport or type of art. Also more travel vlogs!
Ideas for future videos:
Learn to play a musical instrument
Learn to dance
Learn to knit/crochet
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Love your videos Grace! Video suggestion: Making different types of rice from around the world e.g. pilau rice (Bangladesh), jollof rice (Nigeria)
Good idea!
have stayed 3 times at citizen m in Boston and can highly recommend the hotel - super friendly staff, rooms are small but are super modern, cozy and fresh with a huge window attached to the comfy bed with a beyond amazing view (daily sunrise+sunset view). Also breakfast was delicious!
A video making your favourite Evening meal, cake, snack etc
I love this app, the hotels are definitely the best goodie bags
Living rather rural, to good to go isn’t too practical for me, so i haven’t tried it yet, but i’m obsessed with the pret mac&cheese so i’m so jealous!
I live in a town at the moment and there's still not really much on there (1 bag available for today and a couple of sold out places). I think unless you live somewhere like London it doesn't really work unfortunately.
I'd love to see a living on 1 pound a day for a week video and see what creative food ideas you come up with!
I personally don’t think a video like this would be appropriate right now, especially as Grace is UK based and the majority of her viewers are from here. We are in a cost of living crisis, there are genuinely people living on £1 or maybe even less in right now but they don’t have a choice. Alfie Deyes did a video like that years ago and got absolutely slagged on the internet as he did not read the room. Probs not the best video suggestion
Why not, as long as she is tactful about it and actually tries to make proper meals and acknowledges that this is life for many people - could be a good video for people in the comments to share tips about how to stretch food across the week such as buying in bulk at the start, getting vegetables on sale or frozen etc etc
@@eilidhm9322 that is exactly why it's a great idea, being able to get new, creative ways to make it stretch and have creative recipes is useful, perhaps you are offended but not everyone is as soft as you are
@@eilidhm9322 Alfie Deyes was slated for his video because he did it terribly. He abused his celebrity status to get free food (essentially cheating), complained about his budget constantly (disrespectful to those who actually live on £1), and also spent extra money on other stuff for himself while he was out. Other people in the UK have done this video idea previously, like Emma Blackery, and got no backlash whatsoever. She was super respectful about it, she acknowledged that that kind of budget is the reality for a lot of people, and took it seriously.
I used that app back when i lived in Paris and had vegan places around me, it's near impossible now that i have no vegan places in my city i miss getting this yummy tofu sandwich every friday was so good 😢😢
They have those orange juice machines in Aldi (or is it Lidl) in London - and in the little Sainsbury’s on Borough High Street (probably some others but that one for definite). 😃
Some Lidl stores for sure have them
They have the machines to squeeze fresh orange juice at tescos! You can pick the bottle size etc
You need to try AFGHAN FOOOD! I recommend Shiraz in Uxbridge
Just a little tip, I noticed you went to Paris recently I think?? I was bored one day snd on my too good to go app messing around with locstions and realised that you can set it to Paris!! I love the city and was clearly missing it that day. Just a tip 😊😊😊😊😊
Can you do different cuisines like Bangladeshi food or Malaysian Greek , Thai , Italian etc
i recently moved away from the uk to australia and i miss too good to go so much. they have nothing like it here
They have an orange juice thing in some branches of the co-op 👍
Breakfast buffet at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Park in Thailand is exceptional!
I’m guessing Grace, you’re recording this at the future Grackle residence?!
That's exactly what I was thinking. I missed one vlog and thought, wait what....Grace has moved out???
Oh thanks for asking, I couldn`t figure out where she was lol!
I think she has a friend that lives in London that she sometimes visits for these kinds of videos.
Regarding the orange juice machine, they have them in Sainsbury’s in London!
A few things about the program:
1. As long as the Surprise Bag you're getting is the advertised value (e.g. $15 worth of food for the price of $5), the program is working as it should as it's supposed to be a surprise and you don't get to choose. It's a balance of quality and quantity so if you don't get a lot of food, it can be balanced out by its quality.
2. Some businesses are exploiting the app to make more money instead of using it for its intended purpose. For example, if something is advertised as $30 worth of food, but discounted to $10, you should get that $30 value. If that business is giving you something that is normally worth $10 and are charging you $10 while claiming it is worth $30, then they are ripping you off and are not using the program the way it's intended, in which case you have a right to complain and report them to the Too Good to Go team through the app.
Another example of how they may exploit the app is that if they only have 1 Surprise bag worth of food (e.g. $30 worth of food), they may stretch it out into multiple bags (e.g. 3 bags instead of 1) offered through the app so that each bag is only worth $10 in portion sizes. This is a trick that they use to make more money via exploitation instead of using the program for its intended purpose. Again, report them through the app.
3. There's a rating system on the app, but no reviews. Reddit is a good way to determine if that restaurant/business is following the rules. Usually, a rating of 4.0 or higher on the app means that the business is following the rules. Even if you don't like the food and believe that it is overpriced, be sure to give them a fair rating for the sake of the community if they are following the rules.
Yes, thank you for this! I have watched a few of these TH-cam reviews, and they always seem to go so well. I tried the app a few times, and it never worked. One time I showed up to Pret where the lady angrily stuffed four things of premade soup in a bag, and that's all I got. I'm not even a soup girl, let alone four tubs of the same two soups.
Is grace low-key doing a new apartment tour in this video. Have I missed something 😂
That gasp about the hot chocolate literally sent me into flight mode 💀
We need this in the US. Most places just throw all their leftovers in the trash. What a waste with all the homeless and hungry 😢
It is apparently available in the US, just not sure if in your area!
So lucky. I have the app and the only leftovers in Southern California are donuts. That’s it. Every day.
Definitely enjoyed the "24 Hours In..." videos!
I loooove TooGoodToGo!
Also you can make your own orange juice in Lidl now not sure if there in all shops but the two by me have it
New to your channel and loving it. I’ve been binge watching 👍🏻x I love food and you are very easy to watch and entertaining, a natural infront of the camera! so it’s a win, win 👍🏻only downside is, it makes me soooo hungry and I get food envy seeing all that you are eating x craving a pastry right now 😋
Can you try pakistani food do a video on that all day
You could try weird food combinations ❤
Hardly any places do it here… a few supermarkets like co-op and Greg’s do, but they are all a night pick ups
making me hungry, love this app as well
I just downloaded the app and I was pleasantly surprised to find out it works in my city. I am a working student. This will save me soo much money. Thank you.
Love your videos Grace! Here is something I think would be interesting for you to try. See if the drive-through at fast food places is faster than going inside and ordering from the counter. There was a CBC radio show here in Canada (Cost of living) that had a short report on it and they reported that the drive-throughs are given priority. It would be interesting to see if this is actually the case or if the situation is any different in the UK. Hope you have a great week😊
Love the Too Good To Go app, we have had bags from sainsburys small garages and boxes full from Morrison’s under £5
Grace, the Lidl near me has an orange juice machine!! Thought I'd let you know in case yours does
too good to go is v good with paul the bakery ! done it both in the UK and France and you always get at least one loaf of bread and 4-5 pastries !!
They have it in my area too I looked what a fantastic idea definitely going to try this I’m going to London today as well so might see what’s about. Excited! 😅
Please could you do too good to go in different cities, see which city offers the best? 😁
Beautiful wholesome Grack! ❤
You really suit having your hair up in a bun!
loved this
What I eat in a dayyyyy! Always a fan fav
From a regular citizen m'er, they normally cook up the mushrooms with Feta and thyme and I can't deal so you've hit the jackpot baby
Thank you for showing vegetarian options too ❤
I work in Sainsbury's and we have an orange juicer machine in our store! Worth having a look at some local Sainsbury's to see if they have one :)
We have in the United States.....not all places are on it...some restaurants and a lot of bakeries