Ciao from Finland and it's lovely to see someone making videos about Rome, especially an Italian. I'm coming there in October this year for the 5th time in like 4 years, I've completely fallen in love with the city and will be moving to Rome at some point of my life.
This reminds me of my trips to the grocery stores when I went on my trip to Italy 🇮🇹❤️ it was always exciting but a bit nerve wracking when having to order things differently than you are accustomed to and in a language you’re still learning ☺️ I can’t wait to go back 😄✈️
My husband and I just got back from a trip to Italy. We spent one week in Rome and two additional weeks traveling around the Amalfi Coast . We watched your videos for two weeks before we traveled to Italy and they really helped a lot! One product we bought at the Italian grocery store you mention in this video is GROM gelato. Sooo delish! Thanks for all your great videos!
Your English is very good and your voice is very pleasant to listen to. Really like your videos. In the U.S. we usually say "check out" but also say "cashier." The Barilla brand pasta is sold over here also. Liked the visit to the grocery store. Ours are very similar.
So much fun! Our section of chopped fruit and vegetables is small. And yes, we call the pepperoni, bell pepper. And stores near the coast often have a fresh and prepackaged seafood. But your cheese section is so much better!!! And the selection of the "cold cuts" is so much nicer! We do have the same type of slicing option, it is called the "deli" section. Short for delicatessen. Activia and Dannon is very popular here as well. All of the bread and cookies look sooo delicious!!! Yum! Thank you for sharing!
I love Italy ❤. I will be there in december of this year to celebrate my birthday, because it's my favorite country in earth after Mexico, where I was born. I'm learning the lenguaje and about the culture, your videos are very interesting. Italy is fantastic ✨
I like going into supermarkets when I travel. I like to get a sense of what things would cost if I lived there. What you get in quality and price vs. the U.S. is way better in Europe. Great video thanks!
Finally wearing your glasses again! When I was in Rome a year ago I shopped in small grocery stores. I bought a couple of bags of almond biscotti which tasted so fresh. I forget the brand. Barilla is very popular in the States. It's nice to see some American brands in your market as well. A major difference upon checkout is the cashiers in Rome put change on the counter rather than handing it to you. In the States that would be considered rude. It's good to know the cultural differences.
Buongiorno from another Eliza! I have just subscribed to your channel as I really enjoy your informative videos - thanks a lot! Now I am really looking forward to my stay in Rome next week :) Ciao!
Thank you so much for this video! I will be in Italy for an entire month starting in July, starting in Rome first. I’m planning to go grocery shopping after settling in once I land, and this video is super helpful. Thank you again!
Love this video. When you say "convenient", I think you mean "affordable" or "less expensive". We have store brands in the US as well. Kroeger, Vons, Walmart (Great Value & Equate). At first I thought your fruit was similar in price, until I remembered that was 1.49 euro/kilo. It's probably more expensive because you're in the big city. Maybe more affordable closer to where it's grown. That's why fruits and vegetables are inexpensive in California. We grow a lot! We have sliced produce, but it's more expensive... for the lazy or the busy people. ;-) Good price on the live basil! We have Danone yogurt in the US, labeled: Dannon. Oreos are very popular in the US. "Crisps" are called "Chips" in US. Lays are the most popular chip in US. The crisps with the stripes are called ridges or Ruffles in the US.
The wine is a little cheaper (hurray!). Everything else is about the same as here in the UK & Ireland. The hams and cheeses looked awesome. That's a really helpful video, thanks!
The grocery store is just like in the United States. Thank you for the tour...it was very interesting. I would love to visit Italy...maybe someday. My Grandfather came to america in 1930. My last name was Sabatini before I was married Grandfather was from Abruzzi region. Near a city of Teramo. A few family members have been there to visit. I have seen many pictures and home videos. Just need to find the time. 💜💜💜💜💜
Lovely. I was wondering what it will be like grocery shopping in Italy and thinking would I be able to understand and now I’m much more confident. I only speak English and French but I think we will be ok. We are learning the basics too in Italian.
Hello from the states! I love the idea of wearing a plastic glove when handling fresh produce! This something that isn't done here in the states.... And honestly the food looks delicious 😋😋🇮🇹🇮🇹. The fresh herbs like the basil and rosemary, are around $5.00 and up in most stores here in Connecticut where I'm from . Thank you! ❤️🇮🇹
@@haileyploense3368 Not everyone washes their produce but also it helps prevent the spread of germs not just to your food but to you. If you touch food someone else has touched their germs are getting on your hands.
Loved those massive cheeses lol here in the US the cheaper supermarkets just have blocks of processed cheese. Wish we had actual cheese to chose from instead of having to go to an expensive whole foods
It would've been very useful to know the thing about the scale and the fruit in italian supermarkets back in 2019 when I was in Rome and grabbed some tomatoes, put them in a plastic bag and took them to the cashier (as we usually do in Mexico) among other things to pay and she angrily took them back to the scale muttering things in Italian that I didn't understand and printed the price sticker. As it was evident I was a tourist she asked if I had something else to weight. A bit later I realized she was angry because the supermarket was already closed and I was the last person in there making her waste time :( But the next days I knew exactly what to do in the fruit and vegetables section X)
Do you know any store in Rome where I can find a "stampo in ottone per ravioli"? Any kitchen/pasta specialty store? LOVE your videos! Will be visiting Rome soon! Thank you for sharing :)
In the United States, the supermarket is extremely similar and we do a lot of the same things over here... except for the Kinder eggs, as they are illegal in the United States.
The lines on the crisps/potato chips are called "ridges" and when you were saying some items, for instance, the conad yogurt was "convenient", I think you meant economical. Thank you for the tour, I like tours very much. If possible, I think a pharmacy tour would be very interesting.
Oh, sorry about that! I thought "convenient" also meant "economical"! And thanks a lot I had no idea these are called ridges! :D Good idea on the pharmacy but I'm gonna have to ask first or they'll definitely kick me out!
@@fuckallworld83 I have watched videos of French pharmacies that I think are interesting. Not because of medicines, but because of skin care/beauty products
I’m not sure who told you Americans usually buy already chopped fruits but that’s not true, we usually buy whole fruits & chop it ourselves. So far that supermarket looks very similar to an American one. You definitely have more packaged pasta than we do but otherwise I’d think you were in a supermarket here in the States, except for the brands of course. We have a meat & seafood Dept just like that, where you take a number & they cut your meat or slice your cheese the same as in your country 👍
I love your videos! I am going to the Tuscany area later this year. Will supermarkets look the same in other places like Sienna or Lucca? I want to bring supermarket cookies and crisps back to America. I suspect Rome may have a bigger selection?
The prices and the selection of products (and brands) will change slightly but for the most part you'll find similar items all across Italy! :) Bit of an obvious tip here but look for bigger supermarkets for a wider selection :D
Saludos desde Argentina Me encantó el vídeo muy agradable la dama y la forma que narra lo que va mostrando, en cuanto al supermarket "super mercado" como decimos acá es prácticamente igual , los precios por lo que pude ver son el doble de lo que se suele pagar en esta parte del mundo (pero no seria justo comparar porque los costos de producción son mucho mas baratos acá) a excepción de la "pasta" Barilla que viene importada de Italia y acá cuesta el doble al cambio actual y otra cosa que llama la atención es la Nutella que también viene importada de Italia y aca cuesta 4 euros al cambio actual. PD. Es la primera ves que veo un vídeo de este canal a partir de ahora estaré atento por ser argentino de origen italiano
That fresh pasta section! Omg! Here in Poland I once bought something called "pasta fresca". I was really excited, because it was impossible to get some before. But the problem was it wasn't fresh pasta at all. It was already cooked pasta putted in the container. It was disgusting - overcooked and dry out at the same time. The package was misleading. They write in Italian "pasta fresca" and it was said you are supposed to cook it. Hopping for the best I took it out and immediately I knew. It was a product design for people who can't cook normal pasta... Noooo...
Laurka Craft I’m from Rome, I hate those things because people from a country different from Italy could think that pasta is that disgusting thing that you bought. These strange Italian dishes should be banned🤢
I find your videos very educational, especially since I'm trying to learn Italian. If I was to order 100 grams of something, would I use "cento grammi" or "etto" or "hectogram?" Grazie and please keep making great videos!
I agree about plastic. The bags are made of a biodegradable material but the gloves I don't think so... Well good thing is that at least in Rome very few people use them haha
you're supposed to take a different ticket for red and yellow peperoni. so the shop knows how many pieces were sold for each type,it helps their restoking of goods.of course or you buyer there's no difference.
Bags and gloves are completly ricyclable for law and you pay for It. Gloves use in mainly for higyene reason. Here in Italy we must to separate and recycle all the materials. So the packaging is oriented to.
Just first time vlog about the italian supermarket and kinda difficult for me bec they are looking and maybe was thinking i was a spy so my vlog is kinda very fast
I like how you guys weigh your produce beforehand so the checkout is faster, just wish you could do it without using plastic bags. Could you just print out the stickers and not use as many plastic bags?
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Ciao from Finland and it's lovely to see someone making videos about Rome, especially an Italian. I'm coming there in October this year for the 5th time in like 4 years, I've completely fallen in love with the city and will be moving to Rome at some point of my life.
This reminds me of my trips to the grocery stores when I went on my trip to Italy 🇮🇹❤️ it was always exciting but a bit nerve wracking when having to order things differently than you are accustomed to and in a language you’re still learning ☺️ I can’t wait to go back 😄✈️
Just love your videos! I have learned so much from you! My husband and I will be in Italy beginning July 2019! Can't wait.
I'm so glad of this! Hope you and your husban will enjoy your trip! :D
My husband and I just got back from a trip to Italy. We spent one week in Rome and two additional weeks traveling around the Amalfi Coast . We watched your videos for two weeks before we traveled to Italy and they really helped a lot! One product we bought at the Italian grocery store you mention in this video is GROM gelato. Sooo delish! Thanks for all your great videos!
Watching this video from Birmingham England. I've visited Conad store's in Italia many times. This is very accurate. I recognise many of the brands.
The selection of packaged cookies and pastries is enormous.😜
We have the Garofalo brand too at the Costco stores in the United States. It definitely is a good brand!
Much better than Barilla!
italian food and snacks sound so delicious
Your English is very good and your voice is very pleasant to listen to. Really like your videos. In the U.S. we usually say "check out" but also say "cashier." The Barilla brand pasta is sold over here also. Liked the visit to the grocery store. Ours are very similar.
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Yeah the gluten free pasta is sold here in Australia too!
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So much fun! Our section of chopped fruit and vegetables is small. And yes, we call the pepperoni, bell pepper. And stores near the coast often have a fresh and prepackaged seafood. But your cheese section is so much better!!! And the selection of the "cold cuts" is so much nicer! We do have the same type of slicing option, it is called the "deli" section. Short for delicatessen. Activia and Dannon is very popular here as well. All of the bread and cookies look sooo delicious!!! Yum! Thank you for sharing!
I love walking in, shopping and eating(!) the big supermarkets in Italy.
I love Italy ❤. I will be there in december of this year to celebrate my birthday, because it's my favorite country in earth after Mexico, where I was born. I'm learning the lenguaje and about the culture, your videos are very interesting. Italy is fantastic ✨
Sei benvenuta 😊
Hi, I love your videos...I hope I get to go to Italy one day, I'm from Canada. Keep up the great videos.
I like going into supermarkets when I travel. I like to get a sense of what things would cost if I lived there. What you get in quality and price vs. the U.S. is way better in Europe. Great video thanks!
Finally wearing your glasses again! When I was in Rome a year ago I shopped in small grocery stores. I bought a couple of bags of almond biscotti which tasted so fresh. I forget the brand. Barilla is very popular in the States. It's nice to see some American brands in your market as well. A major difference upon checkout is the cashiers in Rome put change on the counter rather than handing it to you. In the States that would be considered rude. It's good to know the cultural differences.
Nick Mancello Barilla is an Italian brand
Maybe the brand of the biscuits was Mulino Bianco, a part of Barilla
@@giovannil8244 I know Barilla is an Italian brand. That wasn't the Italian biscotti company. There are many as you know.
Buongiorno from another Eliza! I have just subscribed to your channel as I really enjoy your informative videos - thanks a lot! Now I am really looking forward to my stay in Rome next week :) Ciao!
Thank you again Elisa for your great videos :)
Those eggplants were beautiful and I don't think I've ever seen such large "bell peppers"! Great video. :)
Our family visits in a week! I've been watching your videos to get a better idea of what to expect when we visit.
Enjoy your trip! :D
Thank you so much for this video! I will be in Italy for an entire month starting in July, starting in Rome first. I’m planning to go grocery shopping after settling in once I land, and this video is super helpful. Thank you again!
Thank you so much. This is really helpful as I am moving to Bolzano hopefully in a month or so, your videos are making me ready for possible scenarios
Love this video. When you say "convenient", I think you mean "affordable" or "less expensive". We have store brands in the US as well. Kroeger, Vons, Walmart (Great Value & Equate). At first I thought your fruit was similar in price, until I remembered that was 1.49 euro/kilo. It's probably more expensive because you're in the big city. Maybe more affordable closer to where it's grown. That's why fruits and vegetables are inexpensive in California. We grow a lot! We have sliced produce, but it's more expensive... for the lazy or the busy people. ;-) Good price on the live basil! We have Danone yogurt in the US, labeled: Dannon. Oreos are very popular in the US. "Crisps" are called "Chips" in US. Lays are the most popular chip in US. The crisps with the stripes are called ridges or Ruffles in the US.
The wine is a little cheaper (hurray!). Everything else is about the same as here in the UK & Ireland. The hams and cheeses looked awesome. That's a really helpful video, thanks!
I love your videos very educate 😊😊😊
The grocery store is just like in the United States. Thank you for the tour...it was very interesting. I would love to visit Italy...maybe someday.
My Grandfather came to america in 1930. My last name was Sabatini before I was married
Grandfather was from Abruzzi region.
Near a city of Teramo. A few family members have been there to visit. I have seen many pictures and home videos. Just need to find the time. 💜💜💜💜💜
Great video and a good idea to use gloves for handling vegetables and fruits! Love the cheese aisle and pasta!
Going to Italy for the first time in 4 days, very useful cuz I'll be living there for a few weeks
Zanete U how was it?
@@ewvolleyball still un Italy and loving it, the video helped me when i first came here
Zanete U what’s ur favorite city?
Big fan of your TH-cam channel. I am from India. I am coming to Rome for my master at Sapienza University.......! 😃😃😃
I loved this video! Thank you.
Thanks, good job. Now I feel like a world traveler...USA🇺🇸
Great video !
Very interesting and informative !!
Lovely. I was wondering what it will be like grocery shopping in Italy and thinking would I be able to understand and now I’m much more confident. I only speak English and French but I think we will be ok. We are learning the basics too in Italian.
Hello from the states! I love the idea of wearing a plastic glove when handling fresh produce! This something that isn't done here in the states.... And honestly the food looks delicious 😋😋🇮🇹🇮🇹. The fresh herbs like the basil and rosemary, are around $5.00 and up in most stores here in Connecticut where I'm from .
Thank you! ❤️🇮🇹
sabra black why wear gloves when you have to wash it anyways?
@@haileyploense3368 Not everyone washes their produce but also it helps prevent the spread of germs not just to your food but to you. If you touch food someone else has touched their germs are getting on your hands.
@@savannahkee6678 ah yes, that has become very apparent these days. 😬
It isn't plastic
When in Rome I always shop in Emme Piu and for the sweets the best candy store in the world ODStore
Here is your like, good woman. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for the like! :D
Loved those massive cheeses lol here in the US the cheaper supermarkets just have blocks of processed cheese. Wish we had actual cheese to chose from instead of having to go to an expensive whole foods
Excellente vidéo bravo
Yeeee i loved that videoo
Question, I am allergic to gluten but also allergic to corn. Do the gluten free options in Italy use corn as a substitute?
It would've been very useful to know the thing about the scale and the fruit in italian supermarkets back in 2019 when I was in Rome and grabbed some tomatoes, put them in a plastic bag and took them to the cashier (as we usually do in Mexico) among other things to pay and she angrily took them back to the scale muttering things in Italian that I didn't understand and printed the price sticker. As it was evident I was a tourist she asked if I had something else to weight. A bit later I realized she was angry because the supermarket was already closed and I was the last person in there making her waste time :( But the next days I knew exactly what to do in the fruit and vegetables section X)
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So glad you said aisle
Hello girl! I like your video, is nice. Greetings from Venezuela, the little Venezia!
I love the cookie aisle..🍪
Can you please tell me what glasses you have? I love them :)
like the video... reminds me conrad in naples...
I just discovered your channel. This is really cool. You look like Anne Hathaway and Lea Michele had a love child.
Your English and accent are quite good! Grazie per il video
Do you know any store in Rome where I can find a "stampo in ottone per ravioli"? Any kitchen/pasta specialty store? LOVE your videos! Will be visiting Rome soon! Thank you for sharing :)
lolabeatriz Ebay or Amazon... 😀😎😘
What is the location of this conad? It looks bigger than the ones I have found.
In the United States, the supermarket is extremely similar and we do a lot of the same things over here... except for the Kinder eggs, as they are illegal in the United States.
They do sell kinder eggs where I live, Boston Ma. 😉
The lines on the crisps/potato chips are called "ridges" and when you were saying some items, for instance, the conad yogurt was "convenient", I think you meant economical. Thank you for the tour, I like tours very much. If possible, I think a pharmacy tour would be very interesting.
Oh, sorry about that! I thought "convenient" also meant "economical"!
And thanks a lot I had no idea these are called ridges! :D
Good idea on the pharmacy but I'm gonna have to ask first or they'll definitely kick me out!
@@RomeInside No reason to apologize! I just wanted to share the knowledge. I appreciate the work you put in to your videos, well done!
believe me. pharmacies are not so interesting in Italy. they only sell medicines. who cares about medicines?😉
@@fuckallworld83 I have watched videos of French pharmacies that I think are interesting. Not because of medicines, but because of skin care/beauty products
I’m not sure who told you Americans usually buy already chopped fruits but that’s not true, we usually buy whole fruits & chop it ourselves. So far that supermarket looks very similar to an American one. You definitely have more packaged pasta than we do but otherwise I’d think you were in a supermarket here in the States, except for the brands of course. We have a meat & seafood Dept just like that, where you take a number & they cut your meat or slice your cheese the same as in your country 👍
I love your videos! I am going to the Tuscany area later this year. Will supermarkets look the same in other places like Sienna or Lucca? I want to bring supermarket cookies and crisps back to America. I suspect Rome may have a bigger selection?
The prices and the selection of products (and brands) will change slightly but for the most part you'll find similar items all across Italy! :)
Bit of an obvious tip here but look for bigger supermarkets for a wider selection :D
Ma stai al centro commerciale Casetta Mattei, non ci credo! Ci abbiamo girato un video pochi giorni fa =)
The sicilian Pesto includes Walnuts, not hazelnuts ;)
Saludos desde Argentina Me encantó el vídeo muy agradable la dama y la forma que narra lo que va mostrando, en cuanto al supermarket "super mercado" como decimos acá es prácticamente igual , los precios por lo que pude ver son el doble de lo que se suele pagar en esta parte del mundo (pero no seria justo comparar porque los costos de producción son mucho mas baratos acá) a excepción de la "pasta" Barilla que viene importada de Italia y acá cuesta el doble al cambio actual y otra cosa que llama la atención es la Nutella que también viene importada de Italia y aca cuesta 4 euros al cambio actual.
PD. Es la primera ves que veo un vídeo de este canal a partir de ahora estaré atento por ser argentino de origen italiano
That fresh pasta section! Omg! Here in Poland I once bought something called "pasta fresca". I was really excited, because it was impossible to get some before. But the problem was it wasn't fresh pasta at all. It was already cooked pasta putted in the container. It was disgusting - overcooked and dry out at the same time. The package was misleading. They write in Italian "pasta fresca" and it was said you are supposed to cook it. Hopping for the best I took it out and immediately I knew. It was a product design for people who can't cook normal pasta... Noooo...
Laurka Craft I’m from Rome, I hate those things because people from a country different from Italy could think that pasta is that disgusting thing that you bought.
These strange Italian dishes should be banned🤢
Aisle is correct , don't apologise for speaking correct English instead of the remedial American patois! ;)
I find your videos very educational, especially since I'm trying to learn Italian. If I was to order 100 grams of something, would I use "cento grammi" or "etto" or "hectogram?" Grazie and please keep making great videos!
It's up to you, but "un etto" is better you can say it in less time.
Love your videos. Aisle is totally acceptable in NY. Plastic gloves are overkill. Too much plastic in the world.
I agree about plastic. The bags are made of a biodegradable material but the gloves I don't think so... Well good thing is that at least in Rome very few people use them haha
Hey do a video on best honeymoon spots!!!💛💛💛💛❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
you're supposed to take a different ticket for red and yellow peperoni. so the shop knows how many pieces were sold for each type,it helps their restoking of goods.of course or you buyer there's no difference.
Barilla is a top brand. The pasta we buy most.
Barilla is the worst brand in Italy nobody eats it
I love egg plants hehehe
That's a lot of unecessary plastic. Do you still use styrofoam for your meat packages or is it recyclable plastics?
Bags and gloves are completly ricyclable for law and you pay for It. Gloves use in mainly for higyene reason. Here in Italy we must to separate and recycle all the materials. So the packaging is oriented to.
It isn't plastic
Nice video! Are you guys gluten intolerant??
But this is not your usual supermarket? Why?
When you showed Fettucini, is it not Tagliatelle and to the right of ravioli you have Fettucini? I have family in Bologna
FettucinE! :D
No, fettuccine are more narrow and tagliatelle are a few millimiters wider :)
Ma quantu è bedda l'Italia🇮🇹🇮🇹❤🇮🇹
Just first time vlog about the italian supermarket and kinda difficult for me bec they are looking and maybe was thinking i was a spy so my vlog is kinda very fast
WHOA, prices of the herbs is ridiculous ...... * looks into moving*
Hello
I'm from India
Any job in Italy supermarket.. Plz tell me
Maraviglioso, tutto ({: D ...!
No Fonzies??
You have to buy the cannoli
I like how you guys weigh your produce beforehand so the checkout is faster, just wish you could do it without using plastic bags. Could you just print out the stickers and not use as many plastic bags?
It isn't plastic
€6 is $6.72 USD and yes I WOULD pay that much for Nutella. oops...
Rome inside, are you from Italy? what's your name?
Saresti così gentile da aggiungere sottotitoli in italiano?Grazie!Saluti da la Canea.
Ok we are 3/4 of the way through the video and you have nothing in the trolley. Whats going on?!
Cause I was just there to show you all the products, not to do grocery shopping! :D
I didn't even know they had nutella like US! Aot of stuff there is what we have here.
You know that Nutella is an Italian brand right?