Cost of living in France🇫🇷 .How much we spend each week at the supermarket 🛒Life in France VLOG

Expensive in Finland too. 600 euros per month for two persons is enough only for the basics, If you have a bottle of wine twice a week it is easily 150 € more. Beef, fish and chicken is atleast 50% more than two years ago.

Even Aldi is getting outrageous on pricing!!!

I love the way the food in France is packaged … this was a nice video to watch on a boring Saturday here in the U.S. thank you!

The same in England as well. Moved to England almost 31years ago from the US. My friends and family thought I was very brave and silly. At first, I thought yes, but now, I love it here, met some lovely people, made good friends and it’s my home now. Sadly, the cost of everything has gone up, it looks like it’s the same everywhere in the world! The only thing that hasn’t been taxed is the air we breathe, but give them time! Probably charge us for a right to live! lol!

I went to Nice last year and watching this video makes me miss France.. thank you for sharing 🥰

this is in Auchan, rather expensive chain store, I would say. Lidl and Aldi are cheaper. Luckily.

It's nice seeing how much food cost in France. I live in Japan, and fruits, vegetables, cheese, and chocolate cost way more over here, but things like wet wipe, toilet paper cost way cheaper here.

Good job because you also got household products and extra chocolates 😊

Canada is the same, inflation is world wide I feel.

Pretty similar to prices here in South Texas, but we have access to lots of Mexican produce and foods, plus stores like Aldi, HMart, Daiso, and lots of Indian, Filipino, and all kinds of Asian markets. Gives us many choices - there are 7 grocery stores within a 5 minute walk or drive from where I live! Some are cheaper than others. Sirloin steak is quite a bit cheaper here, but ground beef is still stupidly expensive. I have stopped buying ground beef altogether - lean ground pork here is only $2.50 for a 1-lb package, I use it instead! ❤🌴🐊🌴

So cool! I love to see how people live or travel in different countries. My husband and I just moved to Japan, so I'm also just in the middle of a home transition myself and I love to see how life in other parts of the world is like ☺

I’m happy I found your channel today . I enjoyed seeing your shopping and how much things cost and what is sold in French supermarket. I enjoyed your funny comments made me laugh. The chocolate chicken was cute when you filled it with eggs.

As a few others commented about the price of grocery's in their country I can also say the same here in Australia so expensive along with sky high rentals

Having lived overseas, both Europe and Japan for many years, it is interesting to see how much cheaper some items are in certain countries than others. I just bought a leek last night here in Kansas. It was $5.99 per pound; $3.40 for one leek! That is the typical price throughout the year. The prices for the potatoes and tomatoes are slightly less than what I currently pay. The price for the onions is a lot less than what we are paying. The price for that butter is average for the better butter; not the cheap store brands which have lower fat and higher moisture content. That bottle of wine would be around $15 here but that does not surprise me. It is difficult to comment on the price of the beef as the quality and tenderness is an important part. But that price for the Sirloin steak is typical for where I am.

I live outside of Nashville, tn and this is about the same for us! So expensive

I miss that ham! Sooo good.

Prices look to be the same in South Carolina too. Thank you for posting.

I often shop in Alcampo too, here in Spain. It seems prices are a little bit cheaper here, but we spend about the same as you for our family of 3.

La situazione in Italia non è tanto diversa... purtroppo 😔. Auguri a tutti di Buona Pasqua 💐

Your prices are about the same as here in the USA - Midwest