Haha, he wants to try twinkies though. Can't imagine he will like them! I tried one once, didn't finish it! They are so wrong, Oreos are wrong too!

still need to come to Australia if you think America is expensive

that's really nice of you. We don't feel that there is a royal family anymore x

You can not feed a family in the US, our prices are horrendous

Writing from america. Erm, that depends on what you are buying and the season. My mother LOVES raw peas, but tries to only buy them “in season’ and at a local farmer’s market.

Plant-based family of 3 here in the USA, we spend 150 weekly on fresh produce alone, the only thing we buy organic are the greens... food is expensive here.

Canada cost more lol

$13 but still.... i dont like pop tarts tbh they are far too sweet

I'd have DEFO bought them there amazing 😋

AGREE !!! - we were back there two years ago and shopped at Morrisons and Asda and came home with about five full bags and hubby said to me, do you realize we got all this food for maybe half what we’d pay in the States (plus, let’s face it, the choice and quality is fabulous) - who would have thought that the UK would be that much cheaper than the states

Love them we get a 3 pack for 1pound in Scotland x

I'm in York!! If you ever need anything sending over, I'm you gal x

I'm an American too. Those guns are REAL AIR GUNS. They shoot a little ball call a BB out the end. I was surprised with the cheap food prices there. In Mid-Missouri they are higher yet!! Blue package white bread is $2.25 or higher this week. Seems like prices go up $.20-.50 every week to 2 weeks.

Their gas and electric prices might be high too? No idea. Do you have a higher minimum wage in America I just can't see how you guys afford to eat

@@chloebalding6810 nope, everyone is just working 3 jobs and in thousands of dollars of credit card debt...

@@hahihohuhey It's so awful 😖

Gas in our local gas station is $3.29 gallon. Most people heat with electric or wood. Electric is about 100.00-300.00 a month. Food use to be affordable before covid. But food is very expensive now. For us we grow food year round in greenhouses and on the farm. Second Creek Nursery, Rosebud Mo.

We go to farmers markets for fresh fruit and veggies, not Walmart.

I live in America, walmart is the worst place for fruits and veg! We usually go to a grocery store rather than that place! We also get items from a farmers market.

Is that the best time to get cheaper food

We don’t shop at these places they’re not fresh local farmers stands/markets and farmers butcher shops for fresh meats. Otherwise you can’t make ends meet sadly many shop at these places.. America are food is sky rocketing and vanishing an sadly no one is discussing it.. our energy prices are very high but it also varies where you reside in the USA, being it’s so large in NY upstate region not the NYC believe it or not it’s actually small compared to the states size and the farmers and things upstate NY, we are having a tough time making ends meet. No vacation for my family in a long time we try our best to just keep the bills paid and everyone fed, two jobs barely seems to make due sadly. I called to get more heating oil as it was in the 30s f last night and was told it’s $1200-1300 roughly compared to the $700 of my last order last year 😣 either way seems we all have our issues something very high here not so high by you an vice versa 💕

These are the prices in California too!

Stores all over Orlando are expensive! Just my take on it whilst I’ve been here

I was going to say the same, we always drove out slighty to St, Cloud where prices seemed quite abit cheeper but that was a few years ago. They have the monopoly of charging the holiday makers the higher prices as they are close and conveinient

Dark chocolate? I've never heard of that! Yum.

Add pearl barley too makes it go alot further too xx

@@dianabrown8176 It’s the same here in Tennessee.

No HEB in Florida unfortunately

It feels like they haven’t taken into account the conversion rate. A lb is worth more than $1 us

@@saraj4009 that is very true

In England the price quoted is what you pay, in US you pay sales tax on top of quoted prices.

Erm, it also depends on where you live. They are near Disney and Walmart is considered “convenience.” If they were at a regular grocery store, it might be cheaper.

@@saraj4009 not by much to be fair. the pound isnt as strong as it was against the dollar.... i remember a pound being worth 2 dollars when i was a kid (and im not old) but not the case now its 1 dollar 16 cents

It’s only because there in Orlando , tourist capital of USA , everything is expensive there 😟

Writing from america. They are also shopping at a Walmart, which is considered a “convenience” store. If they were shopping at a regular grocery store, the food would likely be cheaper.

@Ffion I live and shop in the US and have never used coupons. If you are not well informed, do not make negative comments like this.

@@Mammaj1963 actually I've got family and friends in America and it's a lot more money for food than over here, it's not just because they are in Orlando, my brother lives in the suburbs of Chicago and you should see how much a loaf of bread costs

@@irishtwinmama6865 if you consider NY Sirloin Steak $3.99 lb, chicken thighs and legs .99 lb , split chicken breast 1.29 lb and pork shoulder .99 lb then I guess your right 🙄that was all on sale last week in my sales flyer !!!

It’s Galaxy by the look of it, so we have that in the UK anyway 🙂 made by Mars

It depends on the brand. At Target, a 28-pack of diapers is $5.00, same size of Pampers is $10.00

Erm, while that’s partly pandemic, it also depends on the store. Giant is cheaper than Acme, but Acme is union, Giant is not.

Depends on state

Yeah we live in CA and it's super expensive here, plus we live in a ski area

@@margaretroten281 I’m in Virginia and prices aren’t that high luckily.

Writing from america. Erm, it also depends on the store. Giant is cheaper than acme.

I am assuming you are still in Florida. Where I currently live. Could not imagine running into you all locally. The green thing next to the jalapeno is a tomatillo (I pronounce tōme-a-tēē-ō). It is like a green tomato used in Mexican cooking. Specifically salsa for dipping corn chips in. Most of the "rubbish" you bought are things I never eat. We do have lots of frozen veggies that are usually frozen near the farms and sometimes fresher than the fresh. Hope that helps. It would be nice for us American fans if you could show us first hand in your local store when you get back home. 🥰

Black beans and brown rice with sharp cheddar cheese is yummy!

How kind people are - and welcoming too - I wonder if things are as bad in Africa as in the USA, UK or Australia (VIC) or Canada - and Holland where the Farmers are being ruined by Globalist policies wanting to take / steal their Land and make an illegal Tri-State city across three Nations. Unvoted for and illegal.