Foreigner Comparing Grocery Prices in INDIA vs UK 🇮🇳

[@narujohn6984]

Not cheap, its affordable.

[@harjeetsingha5381]

As comparison to UK standard it's cheap ..

[@Boldtruths]

​@@harjeetsingha5381please explain. Uk citizens eat gold instead of food.

[@Themeditation19]

Compare sallery also please

[@parikshitsharda4377]

@@Themeditation19 In UK say a hair cut costs let us say 15 pounds or 1500, here I can get it done for Rs. 100. So, Rs. 100 is actually equal to Rs. 1500. Ye formula reverse bhi apply hota hai. By that comparison, our incomes are much more, because we can buy much more. Salary seedhe seedhe compare nahin hoti. Lakeer ke fakir.

[@amitsolanke1927]

​@@harjeetsingha5381illiterate

[@RiseOfHinduAgain]

My country is Gods gift to me. Full of foods, land and water. I love you India

[@AgnesMann]

I love India too

[@chetan257]

53% indian land is arable 😊 .so no food problem 😊

[@rehan2118]

@@AgnesMann why are so many Indians marrying white women these days, can you ask that question to your Indian husband?

[@titaniumffclub9122]

​@@AgnesMannचल झूठी 😂😂

[@fookrefookre349]

​@@AgnesMannAnd...Indians love you too! 😊

[@backpropagation8365]

India has the best prices in the world. Quality food at low cost. Western countries are getting shafted by food inflation. The quality of life balance is shifting toward India now. Who would have thought?

[@AgnesMann]

I agree 100 % that is the reason we are trying to shift here 😊😊🙏

[@jacobwadhwa7174]

@@AgnesMann that's wonderful hope you enjoy here.

[@anoldsouldwanderer1461]

I hope you meant to say shifting back to India from before some white savages found India..

[@amalendupal9408]

@@AgnesMann 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shabeerali106]

Low cost is acceptable but about the quality we have to think twice

[@ashishtiwari1912]

I spent 5 years in Sweden before returning back to India and during my stay over there I felt that the vegetables in the supermarket were very expensive and had no taste. For an instance the tomatoes lacked the sour taste. Then lot of packaged or frozen vegetables. Whatever we took for granted here in India like vegetables and fruits like mangoes etc. were expensive. The only thing that I really enjoyed in Europe was the fresh bakery items.

[@ajaynagpal5975]

that makes me realise how blessed of a land India really is

[@AgnesMann]

That's why we are hers 🤣🤣

[@abhijeetpatil7653]

Same here in London.

[@Aryan-nv9kd]

Most European countries import Biologically modified food items from US companies like the Monsanto. The process results in food items being almost tasteless, with very less nutrition per ounce and in some cases.. even cancerous (Don't ask me if it is planned or not, the company swears that it is not planned and just happens sometimes "magically", and if you think of suing them legally, especially in the US, they have an army of lawyers who will counter sue you for defamation until you are bankrupt, anything more than this could be considered conspiracy theory, but it is up to you to research more). The few countries in Europe who are holding back against these massive corrupt companies are probably Spain, Italy or France.. since they have had a long traditional cuisine rich history of their own. If you can, try tasting fruits and food produce from these countries and then compare them to the food from the US or UK.

[@crytpoex_ploiter4295]

@@Aryan-nv9kd Is it still prevalent in nordic countries like Norway, What about Finland

[@ankitsakhare4420]

i’m indian 🇮🇳 in 🇺🇸 i spent almost $100+ for 2 person in a week for groceries and in india same amount goes for month

[@AgnesMann]

Yes we do get more things in the basket for less money here

[@mayankindian3750]

Yes that's why India is heaven 😇😍🇮🇳🤗😊😄🙂😒

[@SumitSingh-nf6fg]

Your salary is also not same as for the job in uk

[@kshitij88]

Give me a $100k job please but also give me ₹8000 a month groceries as well so I can live life king size.

[@karthikj8969]

@@kshitij88 : you can afford much more in India for the money you get there . Try finding a maid come over daily for cleaning in the UK . Ask how many can afford irrespective of their salary .

[@mercedesbenz3751]

My elder sister purchases Kurta pieces very cheap, like 200-300 rupees. And believe me people around her say, she wears expensive clothes. Her choice of clothes are impressive, those clothes are not only cheap but good in quality and good looking too.

[@AgnesMann]

I also believe that you can but good quality at low price. 😊

[@User-xexer593]

India has both abundant and affordable supplies. Food and fruits are super cheap if you have income above middle level. Yet the middle and lower class is finding it tough mainly because of cash crunch and income limitation and taxes. If you have more than 50k per month , everything is easy.

[@AgnesMann]

I agree 😊🙏

[@GojoBoiAlt1]

It's easy if you get 50k or more per month unless you're paying 25k for a small 2 bedroom apartment in banglore half of the average salary is for rent only back in my city a small 2 bedroom apartment was only 7.5k it changed to 8k but still so I recommend you stay in hyderabad 😅

[@User-xexer593]

@@GojoBoiAlt1 u

[@GojoBoiAlt1]

@@User-xexer593 what?

[@User-xexer593]

@@GojoBoiAlt1 u are right

[@girishchincholikar]

We are lucky who are staying in India 😊. Most of the things here are fairly affordable and doesn't put a hole in our pocket. You have everything available to all sections of society, be it BPL, Middle or elite class.

[@bharatyaswaraj5641]

Only rich are lucky, others struggle for this

[@AgnesMann]

😊🙏🙏I was comparing to what I paid in UK

[@hindustanitruevoice2352]

​@@bharatyaswaraj5641 😮If u want more luxurious life than u have to earn more...we all like luxurious life but even americans don't get that life. So don't cry here for that money...u have to earn 😂

[@girishchincholikar]

@@AgnesMann That's ok. I was comparing to what we pay in India. That's why I said being in India is lucky. Still people crib 😒. Being happy and content is mantra for peaceful life 😌

[@centuragb]

Prices of stuff in a particular place/country depends on a lot factors. 1) Manufacturing costs, labour costs. 2) Taxes levied by the country/State, etc....3) Transportation costs 4) Whether the product is locally manufactured or imported, etc. 5) Purchasing power of the target customers....

[@AgnesMann]

😊 I agree

[@spawn1108]

In india i would say Mumbai and Delhi as i keep moving between, grocery are delivered in 10 minutes as soon as you order. It happned with me, i wanted to make tea and saw no milk. I ordered milk and other stuff it showed me delivery in 7 minutes. I started boiling water and the delivery was done in 6 minutes that's way to fast as i was expecting it to be delivered in 10 to 15 minutes but the delivery company does that in 6 minutes that's amazing.

[@induchopra3014]

Great. Just great. Wish they deliver home fittings and electrician plumber services too. India is comfortable

[@servingitcold5107]

@@induchopra3014 well they do. Urbanclap

[@SUJAMUK]

Yes I do it all the time. In kolkata it's blinkit.

[@SUJAMUK]

​@@induchopra3014 the company called urban Clap and some others provide these services.

[@AgnesMann]

Indore is not as fast

[@sweetymandal3265]

As Indian we make use of every ingredients in our meals. Its not always bread 😅..so its affordable to us not cheap . In india people are from different class their salary varies for some itd cheap and for some its very expensive and one more thing indian is agricultural country we don't have import a lot so its not that expensive ❤

[@AgnesMann]

I love that there is so much organic food available and of highest quality. When we eat veggie dishes they always taste amazing.. Eat healthy ✌️😊💐💐💐

[@arifahmed2848]

Yr back

[@lordkrishna1616]

yes, India is really cheap. Hence Moving to India is good option for you and family. Currently we are living in UK and prices are going up and up.....

[@ronitshinde3837]

Why dnt u move back to our motherland?

[@DesiTouch7227]

😅😅

[@souravchaudhary2585]

In my opinion, the term "cheap" has lost its value and using "affordable" would be more appropriate.

[@abhi198]

We are paying 30 euros for 10 kg flour 🤪🤪🤪..went up from 20 to 30 within a few months

[@tomroelruwen3601]

Theres no medicine for being stupid!

[@mrinabhk5917]

It is fair and reasonable price. This actually shows the good political hold in the country. Meanwhile in UK the prices are sky-high. At the same time India is actually maintaining its price which shows a good economic strategy by the Indian Government. 🇮🇳 By the way, enjoy your stay in India. There are so many things to explore which are actually never ending. Live, Love, Be with family, travel and enjoy your life. That's what Indians love to do🤗🥳

[@AgnesMann]

That’s the plan! Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@r.basumatary]

Compare the salaries too...Mr Economic expert

[@ShantanuReddy1983]

Hello... Tomatoes prices are sky high in India now.. What political hold? My foot

[@innovatorsbuzz]

​@@ShantanuReddy1983.....dear economist , tomatoes are grown on land and during particular season and particular regions which are cooler then rest....if you are aware then do a search that 18 Indian states and most of the regions supplying tomatoes are under water...government ain't do anything man except waiting for things to normalise

[@StraightFactsSetter]

​@@ShantanuReddy1983 Only farm laws can bring prices of seasonally affected prices of food under control....

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

1. Maida is all purpose flour for baking cakes. 2. Tapioca balls are ones u see in boba tea. It's also used when people are fasting in India. It's called sabudhana khichdi. U soak a cup of it in double times water for 6 hrs. Drain water. Add a teaspoon salt and sugar each. Add crushed coarsely ground peanuts and keep aside. Heat oil in pan, add cumin seeds, hing (asafoetida), curry leaves, chillies, and boiled cut cub potatoes. Once it's cooked add these tapioca balls mixture and cook till tapioca ball turn transparent. Sprinke chpped corriyander leaves and juice of lemon and mix. It will taste salty, sweet, tangy, chewy, potato and everything at same time. 3. Some even make tapioca balls kheer. Aka soak in water then all to boiled milk, sugar, cardamon pods, fried nuts and mix. Kheer dessert is ready. 4. Some even make sabudhana aka tapioca vada which is those soaked balls added with spices and leaves, salt deep fried and eaten with chutney

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊🙏😊😊

[@abhijeetvasishtha4627]

It's genius of indian economists and policy maker! Making resources available to such a large population at affordable rates while simultaneously keeping the quality standards as par European countries.

[@AgnesMann]

So true

[@shivrajdaund66]

Ever heard of a word farmer

[@amanshukla241]

Dmart is the cheapest and best grocery store in India. Are they in Ghaziabad? Because DMart that I recognize here is probably in Ghaziabad.

[@FirstnameLastname-cl4op]

quality of fruits and vegetables is better than in European countries

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

Fruits and vegetables (basically fresh produce ) are way superior in quality than Europe. The bakery items are good in Europe in comparison.

[@jankipotdar9583]

The round tiny food item that u were asking was "TAPIOCA"... in India basically consumed during fasts. U jeed to soak fr 5-6 hours n directly cn toss in oil ,jeera , crushed groundnut,chillies etc etc

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much😊😊🙏🙏

[@catcat63527]

Or boil with milk and sugar to eat as dessert.

[@granand]

Well put them in tea with colour that is your bubble tea

[@daniyalbbd5281]

I put sabudana in my toy gun to fire on unsuspecting passerby from my balcony. It doesn't hurt and it's fun.

[@shirsendumaiti5682]

@@daniyalbbd5281 🤣

[@sanketborole6498]

The only problem with my mom is she requires atleast 5 min .To select which brand should be purchased 😂 every time new brand props out I don't know how

[@AgnesMann]

Lol 😂 that is so funny 😂

[@sanketborole6498]

@@AgnesMann believe me you will experience that in future 😂

[@carbus1421]

@@AgnesMann also unibic chocolate cookies are very bland and sweet, instead buy wheat or suji semolina cookies known as nankhatai from any local roadside bakery shop and you will never buy packaged biscuits. There are hundreds of bakery shops in Indore or any big city in India. Those unibic chocolate cookies are a travesty of the original recipe

[@himangshusarma7482]

28 state + 8 union territory = India (36) 🇮🇳 And many more indian island like Andaman Nikobar, Lakhyadeep etc..

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@raviramanbesra1344]

I am happy that you're enjoying living here in India. You'll come across many precious moments as time passes by and you connect more with people in the society. Here, in India you'll never feel alone and people will help you unconditionally. And your kids will embrace family values better here in India as they'll be in touch with family relatives and neighbours when compared to the UK where people want to be more secluded and want privacy.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes we have already made so many precious memories and met so many helpful and happy people. And we even made some friends so everyone makes us feel at home indeed. Thank you

[@raviramanbesra1344]

@@AgnesMann that's very nice to hear 😊

[@L.K.P_]

Please eliminate all the cows on roads and ban honking 😢

[@gautamv952]

@@L.K.P_ Honking and littering. Those are two habits that Indians cannot get rid of. 🤐

[@SNair-tc3yw]

​@@L.K.P_ well certain things are exclusively indian which won't go away..however civic sense is taught but..people will still spit on the road, litter,honk and they know it's wrong..when abroad they will look for a dustbin but here in India just litter where you stand ,or out of your window or car..

[@moirangthembikramjit871]

India is for all, Made in India (maintaining both quality and quantity) 👏

[@AgnesMann]

TRUE 😊

[@prakashpothineni7752]

Living in India is affordable because market is so big, one store can bring thousands of customers nearby so prices are really low, no wonder India is growing so fast

[@AgnesMann]

😊😊👍

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

Maida is basically All purpose flour which is used for baking and Other thing was small white Sabudaana which is called tapioca pearl or sago in english, We make porridge/khichdi, fritters/pakora, kheer, crispy munching snack/bhunjaa, etc of sabudana in india.

[@AgnesMann]

Funny enough I know this now. I used it to make pancakes and it’s good. I must try to make sabudanna

[@frankster3223]

​@@AgnesMann it's not healthy though

[@diguification]

@@frankster3223 It's VERY healthy. You're given this food when you're sick. Easy to digest.

[@piyushpriyadarshi6246]

​@@diguificationi think he is talking about Maida👀

[@frankster3223]

@@piyushpriyadarshi6246 yup

[@lord_of_love_and_thunder]

This video is a great illustration of the exact economic reason Britain wanted to colonize India. It got control over India’s near infinite labor force and arable land. Thus way it could maintain cheaper prices for the food and materials it imported from India.

[@AgnesMann]

That is the case for most of Asia and Africa. Europe and America still import cheap materials and cheap labour. Power is shifting to Asia. Asian countries need to increase the minimum wage down the line.🙏😊

[@Joe90-e4r]

1 was astonished to find that you can rent a good quality flat for 25000 INR (about £250) a month. One could live quite comfortably on a state pension, currently £740 a month.

[@AgnesMann]

We pay £1250 per month

[@jaideepsingh564]

@@AgnesMann what!! Where r u living !! It's definitely not a flat then 😂😂😂

[@omkardhange2310]

U cn rather stay in 3-4 star hotel which will cost u same.. 4-5k per day 😂..

[@chaitanyakirti1]

So in inr it will be around 1,25,000 rupees.... My god thats too much. In 25-30 k you can easily get a decent flat.. may be you are living in a very posh area.

[@pv621]

@@omkardhange2310 they have walking wardrobe in flate so it's luxury flat ! For a luxury flat it's pretty much the normal price.

[@gurucool_upsc650]

You should watch Karolina vlogs with Anurag...she is also Polish and lives in Gurugram, India with her family...may be you could become good friends

[@AgnesMann]

I know her vlog have been following here journey for a while. Who knows maybe we will meet one day

[@DhayaFitnessLifestyle]

Great video! As a fellow CA learner, your insights on comparing grocery prices in India were incredibly helpful and relatable. Keep up the excellent work!😊

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. 🙏😊🌸💐💐💐 I need to do better as in this video I was comparing to what I paid in UK.

[@sathyanarayana887]

Complete CA first...don't engrossed in youtube...ICAI never asked any comparison of prices between any country...gentle advice from retired CA ( also CS) ❤

[@DhayaFitnessLifestyle]

@@sathyanarayana887 thanks for your advice sir, I'm pursuing BCom with ACCA.also gonna do CA ... Is this good?

[@sathyanarayana887]

@@DhayaFitnessLifestyle not good , it's very good dear...no retirement in our profession...if u retired officially , but u can take interest in stock market...but first u acquired the qualifications, go for industry exposure...simultaneously, take interest in stock market also...all the best

[@xenzorygames4116]

Looks like you are adapting very well In India follow your channel since you had started the channel xD long time follower, but never expected I would see you would enjoy India.

[@AgnesMann]

Omg so happy to hear this. It’s been a journey indeed. Thank you for being a part of it

[@shuvadeepdey2574]

@@AgnesMann I love you

[@shuvadeepdey2574]

@@AgnesMann Please reply dear

[@Obelixlxxvi]

I always tend to support the smaller mom n pop shops vs the big marts.

[@AgnesMann]

We do too get our daily fruit and veg from the small shops down the street

[@ParveenRana-bs8bj]

Half of the price

[@vishnuv391]

When India is able produce almost everything in the country.... 😅 Obviously you will get affordable prices

[@AgnesMann]

YES i agree

[@balbeernagi2390]

It’s not what price the items are, its how much does a rupee buys compared to English pound. Rupees are a better value in India right now but this will change as India becomes more economically stronger.

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. 😊😊🙏🙏I was comparing it to what I paid in UK. In Europe things are cheap or expensive. We would say its cheap, cheaper then or cheapest. I am not from India.

[@Devil2Knight]

Sabudana is a tapioca which has been reshaped into little pearls. A lot of fun to eat especially in sweet syrups like payasam or faloodha.

[@AgnesMann]

Sounds great. I will give it a go when I see these dishes

[@NirthGaming]

Been living in India for 5 years, also originally from the UK (married to an Indian woman) and in general, junk food is cheaper in India, vegetables and spices tend to be cheaper in India, but a lot of the basic food stuff can actually be more expensive in India, different wage brackets also so even the stuff that are cheaper it actually works out that we gwt things far cheaper in the UK, for example average wage is considered £300 a month in India, compare that to our average wage in the UK definitely 4 or 5x the average wage in yhe UK most things arent 4 or 5x cheaper in India, but guess what is...? Soda, crisps etc... And yeah things like cabs, buses and trains are cheap here in India, why? Because the employees dont get a fair wage, the watchman of the apartment I live in actually told us his monthly pay is 10,000rs (£100), mine and my wifes mortgage on our apartment is £400 a month and its in a relatively cheap area of Mumbai, there's no chance half these people can afford a mortgage.

[@AgnesMann]

I agree and I should of been more clear. I was comparing to what I paid in UK. Property is overpriced in India. Imported products are also expensive. I will do another video on true comparison

[@iesroo]

😢 UK has no more British people anymore

[@AgnesMann]

@@iesroo they do have majority of British people. Many people have British passports despite being born in none British families which makes the British no matter of their roots

[@NirthGaming]

@@iesroo 74.4% of everyone in Britain are White British if that's what you mean, If you count non whites aswell then 91% of everyone in the UK is British, yeah only 9% have immigrated or seeked asylum etc... quite a small number, don't worry were not even close to being overrun by non Brits even if you consider the current PM to be Non British, I mean the man's a complete douche and shouldn't be elected again, but he is technically British also since he was born in the UK.

[@lordkrishna1616]

Local grocery shops are much cheaper than the Indian super market. But a little bit hassle.But you are an Accountant so you must care each Indian rupees...

[@prajwalbharambe343]

no. dmart is cheaper.

[@AgnesMann]

We went to smart bazar as well and kraftcart as well and prices are similar if not cheaper as you can larger packs so better value for money. Thanks

[@lordkrishna1616]

@@AgnesMann Life in UK getting worst due to cost of living

[@surindersharma7407]

Nice to see you shopping and comparing prices; this is what we do in foreign countries during our visits

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you. Yes it’s always the case that when we go to foreign country we go to compare the prices. It’s only natural human behaviour

[@kylan1151]

Everything is produced here, wheat is from punjab and my state andhra pradesh produces large amount of spices, so spices are available for rupees 10 in the local shop, in the super market costs more than 100 and you cant buy mutiple spice in small quantity.

[@AgnesMann]

Most of the stuff we get is very fresh as it’s locally sourced

[@raghavendra4633]

Inspite of shopping apps like Swiggy , buying from a store is so much fun . !!!!

[@AgnesMann]

Yes I much prefer going for stroll down the aisles of shop thank online shopping especially when it comes to groceries

[@Ponyo0124]

As a korean expat family, your video is really interesting for me. I've been staying in chennai for almost 5years.

[@AgnesMann]

My daughter Loves BTS and Korea. You live in beautiful part of India. We love Chennai. Only if they spoken Hindi 😊

[@Ponyo0124]

@@AgnesMann Oh, are you currently living in Chennai or delhi?

[@AgnesMann]

@@Ponyo0124 we are in Indore actually

[@Ponyo0124]

oh, i heard about the city before. Have a safe stay!

[@dhaliwaljd2462]

Welcome to our beautiful India. We Indian's have big ❤. please don't judge us all because of few idiots. 🎉

[@no-one3296]

Try street food of Indore. It's quite famous.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes I will do one day. We have other things planned at the moment but it is on a To Do list so keep sending the suggestion

[@nischalmehta5234]

@@AgnesMann Indore is famous for its Poha. As a breakfast people eat that, pls do make one video with that. Have fun.

[@rajatjain8602]

You can even get these things more cheaper if you explore local market 😃

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Waah Jain Bhai, gareebi ko exploit kaise Karna hai BATA rahe ho? Gareebo SE bargain mat karo. Mall me Bhar sakte ho tho gareeb seller on road SE bargain mat karo

[@rajatjain8602]

@@sunisbeautiful8695 did I mention bargaining anywhere? I never bargain with street vendors. I know what is right and what is wrong. Gyaan dena hai bas, apni kamiya dekhlo to kuch ho jayega 🙂

[@AgnesMann]

Yes so I’ve heard and we do get some fruit and veg from local small shops too. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@bhargavpratimsharma2024]

Some people have little time to roam from one shop to another for small items. Mall is the best option for them. Flipkart grocery is also providing most of the items used on a daily basis at comparatively lesser prices. Otherwise local grocery shops will make you pay according to MRP.

[@deathadder4999]

​@@sunisbeautiful8695 aagaya lecture dene.

[@arealrider6302]

In India you can effort McDonald with 100₹ i.e almost 1$. But the same amount i.e. 1$ you could dream only for MacDonald in US or UK, but not in reality!...

[@AgnesMann]

average McDonalds for 5 of us cost 4500 rupees in uk.

[@atozknowledgefacts2293]

True , we have good products 'nd very lowest prices comparing of Europe 'nd America . 🙏

[@AgnesMann]

Yes, great products for sure

[@sachibanerjee7748]

India really any low income person can live Peacefully and safe

[@AgnesMann]

Yes 🙌🏼 And that is how it should be. Every country should have affordable costs of food at least so those least advantaged can feed their families.

[@AR-scorp]

"All you need is love"....loved that coffee mug. Then realised your background score sounds familiar.

[@AgnesMann]

thank you. it is my favourite mug,

[@sitara971]

Welcome....to India..... Dear... Keep cheering....n helping...

[@AgnesMann]

thank you so much 💐🙏😊✌️

[@undefeatable17]

Agnes visit Haridwar and Rishikesh you'll love the place and peace and its nature. Lovely smile you have 😊

[@AgnesMann]

Ok will try to visit thank you

[@fauzanmansuri9890]

Grocery in India is so damn cheap unbelievable prices.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes definitely it’s cheaper than in the UK

[@CHANDANKUMAR-vt4cl]

Playing with rice in the mall 😂 everybody does that

[@AgnesMann]

Yes good that my kids were not there hehe

[@indianskeptic3451]

India is your home too. You aren't a foreigner here. You are India's "bahu" or daughter in law. ❤

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. Everyone here is so welcoming and supportive it’s amazing to see

[@SV-wu2my]

Standards need to be compared based on PPP (Purchasing Power Parity).

[@lakshmanmanoj3911]

India is ranked 3rd in PPP

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

I don't think that's the reason. India is top producer of all agricultural and dairy products. Almost 1st, 2nd, 3rd in all foods so prices are low.

[@AgnesMann]

👍

[@bhargavpratimsharma2024]

India has a massive $12 trillion GDP(PPP)

[@L.K.P_]

​@@bhargavpratimsharma2024what about GDP with population of 1 billion plus people it's still 3.2 trillion look at china with that same population 18 trillion dollars our economy is a joke

[@pm-dh1tv]

Proud to be a santani🙏🙏. Love and respect for your family ❤❤

[@RajDas-sh9re]

Hare Krishna 🙏💕🥰

[@AgnesMann]

Hare Krishna

[@L.K.P_]

Stop Idol worship and believe in Christ

[@anishvk65]

​@@L.K.P_ 😄😄😄😄

[@Rational_thinker-pz7cu]

​@@L.K.P_ I hv seen so many idol into churches 🤣 nd they r not even god they r only messenger

[@tulika_9519]

WOW.. That's a LOT of items guys 😂😅 I already kinda knew that it gonna cost you around ₹9000 to ₹10,000. You bought a lot of *extra* things..which is not bought on a regular basis. So yeah...it's a good deal.

[@AgnesMann]

We have just moved into flat and not having lot of thinks

[@yourmohit3216]

Welcome to India. i hope you have great experience in India 😅..i have seen many white people(speacially amerians , i mean european americans,they are not natives for sure) criticizing India for poverty , dirt , pollution..may be beacuse they're not used to it..they have living in some high class luxury life..having proper meal. whereas almost 60% Indians are still under poverty line and many are struggling to even have a meal of two times a day. also for the dirt , indians are responsible themselves they clean their house but throw anything outside as if it's just government responsibility to clean it..but me as a indian i always try to not throw anything outside but only in dustbin. Hope my generation will bring India fully out of poverty.♥

[@AgnesMann]

I hope so too. I think things are heading in the right direction. Education is the key

[@Amansarkar700]

Sister' welcome to India we have a large hospitality and heart.

[@AgnesMann]

💐🙏😊✌️Thank you so much💐💐💐

[@MrYeduguri]

Hello maam... Welcome to India. Hope you are enjoying tour of India... 😊💐🙏

[@AgnesMann]

It’s is beautiful in here. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@sajjadhossain315]

So... nice video 🙂, and so...cheap and good quality products..

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊🙏😊😊 yes good Quality

[@raghuram3717]

I also regularly buy my groceries in D mart will save 200 to 250 rupees than regular grocery shop

[@AgnesMann]

I love the deals 😊

[@try_dc6366]

Thank you for updating mam. Enjoy your visit in India. Regards from Delhi, India.

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. you are very kind

[@sgrew]

500k views , fantastic. Let's get that one million!!!!!!!

[@AgnesMann]

Will take some time I think. But 500k is an achievement for sure. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@sgrew]

@@AgnesMann 25k subs !!! Awesome!!!!

[@AgnesMann]

Yeeey! Now next goal is 50 followed by the silver KZbin button

[@sgrew]

50k subs !!!!!!! Great job.

[@simplymangalorean]

Congratulations on 16K subs

[@AgnesMann]

thank you! It's been crazy to watch the numbers go up and up!

[@rimi6334]

2:29 sugar is 40~44 on shops 3:18 ground nut, loose is 100/rs 3:24 Chudda is 35/kg on shops 3:58 Atta is 175 to 210 on shops 5kg 9:57 30/rs each spoon Mega shopping malls are actually blind Screen front of ur eye, go to vendors, open markets u get the right price and malls also change the Manufacturing dates

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🙏

[@prasadbhadane608]

Only 97 ?.?. I am in Germany. I shop bare minimum and it costs like 50 euros😢

[@AgnesMann]

We have 3 kids so minimal doesn’t work for us

[@rishabhgupta5853]

You liked and replied almost everyone.. What about me😂 The video was amazing and quiet detailed .. appreciate it❤

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. There are many comments and it takes time to respond to every one. 🙏🏻

[@spidersense1639]

These items even More affordable in local markets 🔥

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you we are looking around what costs where

[@drsrmallick1135]

Really great job mam,I was just surfing yt then saw your channel have watched almost all your videos literally just got stuck to it keep going 👍

[@AgnesMann]

I am glad you are finding our content interesting. I hope to see more comments from you. Thank you

[@pritamhell]

Its the purchase parity mam ;) Mostly global products , you will find them at equal price or slightly greater

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. 😊😊🙏🙏I was comparing it to what I paid in UK. In Europe things are cheap or expensive. We would say its cheap, cheaper then or cheapest. I am not from India.

[@grudgex.]

You get 50k in month We get 15k in month We spent shirts here for 1k And you buy shirt in your country for 5k . Jst a simple example

[@AgnesMann]

I agree and understand where you coming from. I was comparing to what I paid in UK

[@grudgex.]

@@AgnesMann that's rude statement i think.

[@AgnesMann]

@@grudgex. why do you find this rude?

[@binovarghese5014]

Dmart is one of the store chains where we can get a discount on products from MRP. All other super markets or shops sell them at MRP.

[@AgnesMann]

True we found the same

[@RSPTHEKINGofficial]

Well I think it really doesn’t matter !😅 Coz , the gdp per capita in india is merely 2500 $, whereas , in the UK , it is 47000$ 😅 So , on a short note , we earn less but we also spend less , whereas in the UK , people earn more but also spend more ! So it kinda neutralises the situation !😅

[@AgnesMann]

I was comparing from my point of view. It's cheaper for people moving from Europe. Now we also starting to find things here being expensive.

[@RSPTHEKINGofficial]

@@AgnesMann 👍🏻

[@maifoodie..340]

Even if u go for local shopes.....definitely u will be 10 to 20 rupees less price...... for me dnart is also expensive compare to local...😀

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much. I will keep that in mind

[@saapitkaaliya6768]

We farmers produce everything you need

[@AgnesMann]

Respect to all farmers 😊🙏

[@shushunk00]

u have to take in purchasing power parity of rupees to $ ,its hovers around indian rupees25 to 1 USD. so a 10 USD priced shampoo bottle in the us would feel to an average indian consumer about Rs 250 (by the reductive method-exchange rate which is 82 rs to USD ,it would be 250/82 =3.04$ and 10 *82=Rs 820) and vice versa. by all these, I am trying to say that its not "cheap" for Indian consumers. exchange is about 82 rs to 1 USD ,but that does not say anything about the real situation, also nations in the 3rd world like India has to comply with these steeper rates bc of markets designed during colonialism and current day imperialism don the imperial peripheral nations(uneven trade between the imperial core and peripheral imperial nations through economic and sometimes direct military coercion as the imperial core nations had a headstart from colonialism and settler colonialism and chattle slavery) USA has a stronghold over global currency and trade relation by the help of the biggest leverage which is their gigantic genocidal imperial military industrial complex. for an extra context - 1 British pound sterling to IND rupees -Rs 102 1 British pound sterling to usd - 1.25 $

[@AgnesMann]

You are right. I was comparing to what I paid i UK 😊🙏

[@monsterhunt8624]

Can you please stop calling India pejoratively as third world? Are you even an Indian?

[@lakshmanmanoj3911]

cost of living in India is also 200% cheaper than Dubai...

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

It has got nothing to do with cost of living UK doesn't produce a lot of agriculture and dairy goods like India. India is surplus state which is top producer in world for most dairy and agriculture products so prices are low

[@AgnesMann]

UK is suffering to feed its citizens at this point. Supermarkets running out of food

[@Saibaba93451]

Affordable is the Most Suitable word

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I was just comparing Uk to India 🇮🇳. What we paid there to what we pay now

[@indian1801]

It's a great gesture to reply every comment. Respect to you

[@AgnesMann]

I am putting up the videos for people to watch and if they spend a minute to put a comment I feel that I must pay back at least by replying. Sometimes I can’t do it right away but I will always find the time to reply in the end. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@sajjadhossain315]

And , ofcourse so.. nice house 🏠 also...

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you

[@its-life-a-unique-story]

Enjoyed the coverage, keep going

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@MiracleManGaming]

Its called purchasing power parity

[@AgnesMann]

I Agree, I was comparing Indian supermarket to EU. I also agree that currently Europeans have higher PP.

[@Wisdom-i1v]

I love watching people grocery shopping..it's kinda therapeutic for me 😅

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you. Do you want more of grocery shopping videos?

[@Heart.SoulfulIndian]

Sabudana is sago pearls made from the resin of cycas plant . It is a carbohydrate rich food eaten boiled after soaking overnight with peanuts after stir frying it with boiled potatoes, salt and red chilli powder.

[@AgnesMann]

Thanks for sharing,😊😊💐💐💐🙏 I will try the above recipe

[@Spittingfact481]

D-mart is a perfect choice for shopping, very exciting discounts and offers....... I think u missed to buy a roller for your roti maker 🤔

[@AgnesMann]

Hehe yeah I didn’t buy it as I’ve managed to buy it from another shop a week before I just didn’t firm it.

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Dmart is most cheap in all mall, but it's also very crowded for same reason. And online app of dmart don't offer same discounts as offline malls

[@hydra_ger]

MEAT PRICES IN INDIA (SOUTH) CHICKEN - 85/KG | £0.83 SARDINE - 100/KG | £0.97 PORK - 240/KG | £2.33 BEEF - 350/KG | £3.40 DUCK - 360/KG | £3.50 GOAT - 480/KG | £4.67 (all the above mentioned prices are current accurate shop prices in the state of Kerala)

[@shrav2418]

400 rupees per kg goat meat in Bangalore

[@AgnesMann]

🙏

[@okakaaaaaa]

Mutton 670/kg here in Mumbai😢

[@ankitbrahmbhatt4726]

True Indian Government is trying best to control inflation Further Indians are also very hard working Effect of collective efforts Jai Hind Bharat mara ki Jai

[@AgnesMann]

Hats of to Indian government. It is not easy to feed and manage 1.3 billion people

[@dhaliwaljd2462]

Indian government is putting its nationals first and I am so proud that India is standing up to USA. We will not be bullied any more. This is India 🇮🇳👊

[@rahulgc7923]

​@@AgnesMann Don't worry about that, no one sleeps hungry here, u care about your Europe, we are happy here

[@mosarafsk860]

Hello.. lots of love from india.❤

[@AgnesMann]

Hey there! Thank you

[@mosarafsk860]

@@AgnesMann well come.

[@trinitypal2]

Production of food is surplus in INDIA that is why edible items are available at low cost . For example .... Samosha cost hardly 8-10 rs in India with very good taste . But it cost in europe around 800 /- rs in europe recently I have seen in youtuber blog . Low income in India because of less industrial establishments ,on other hand europe are tottaly industrial hub so they have high per capita income . We are working on industries in coming decade our per capita will improve surely . INDIA = Land of dreams .... हिन्दुस्तान एक ख्वाब है । We Indian make our dreams come true someday , have patience । जय हिन्द 🙏

[@AgnesMann]

you are right. however many products here are of low quality

[@blackbirds1440]

You should keep in mind avg family income of Indian and UK people before comparing price.

[@AgnesMann]

I agree, In UK there is higher wages at the same time every thing cost a lot . Our money goes long way in India.

[@mwadh5266]

In general India is far more cheaper especially if you know where you can get the best bargain. We are spoilt for choices. Edible Oil is more or less same priced probably because of high consumption in India. Few modern or imported items like variety of cheeses, pasta etc are expensive due to lack of competition in the market I believe. Traditional items are good priced. If u compare the price back in UK in stores like Aldi, Savers, poundland, sometimes Tesco too, they are bit comparable.. but India is always cheaper than M&S, Sainsbury's, Asda, Waitrose....😊 u should try local shops too sometimes.. They are cheaper..

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

Don't bargain with poor in market. Malls are fine. And prices are low in India coz India is largest producer of almost all agricultural goods. As for as imported goods costing more, it's coz it's imported so expensive. There is no local substitute yet for many type of cheeses, coz consumption is not much. Once local start producing varies varieties of it, even those prices will come down.

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊

[@thegreatestofalltime777]

We have Prill and Vim liquid dishwasher. 😊

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊🙏😊😊 we will use that too

[@peacockLife]

I believe Bharat/India is one of the countries with properly managed the economy during the pandemic..happy to see that..

[@AgnesMann]

yes that is the case i believe

[@businessswot1003]

Groundnut they grow like roots

[@AgnesMann]

yes. 😊👍

[@mazmedia44]

Will love to see your everyday routine in India ❤

[@AgnesMann]

I will post once I return back home to Indore

[@mazmedia44]

Great! Enjoy your vacay 😸

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Sam-ch4jh]

When I was in the UK decades ago, we tend to convert the prices to Indian currency before buying Most of the times we skip buying😂

[@AgnesMann]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's funny

[@SaianaKrishnaMehrotra-fr4qt]

Im living in US , i am an OIC citizen when i come india i show and go because of price rise now in Seattle , the same DOVE / L'oreal is having different components in US & India ( i too compared it as per the FT REPORT ) so dont get fooled everything has a price

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🙏

[@BobbyMadhu]

Very informative analysis. Things may get still better in future.

[@AgnesMann]

thank you, for sure.

[@businessswot1003]

Now visit cooperative mart

[@AgnesMann]

😊👍

[@satyasaranpatra]

Let's compare stamdard of living on average and then see where the prices stand

[@sunisbeautiful8695]

. India is top producer of all agricultural and dairy products. Almost 1st, 2nd, 3rd in all foods so prices are low. Even if India has higher standard of living prices won't match UK coz we are producers of goods. And u are comparing a nation that colonised India for 200 yrs and made poor from rich to India which was poor when it got independence and now growing?

[@AgnesMann]

Standard of living in India is very High for many who have income over 1 lakh

[@KejriwalBhakt]

You would make a perfect friend with my mom. Her love for storage boxes is next to none. My dad usually don't go to the storage section whenever he visits Dmart. Or else it's a shopping of atleast 500. 😂

[@AgnesMann]

Hehe 🙃

[@indianskeptic3451]

The thing at 3:36 is called saabu dana. It's made from the extract of tapioca roots.

[@AgnesMann]

Yes now I know that- 7 months ago I had no clue hehe

[@tpanwar-yv6ex]

You are very welcome to India. 🙏🇮🇳❤️

[@AgnesMann]

Thank you. I’m guessing you are first time seeing my channel

[@anythingyouwant3361]

UK can't provide affordable grocery items to such a small population while having a large economy while look at our great India 🇮🇳such a huge population and such affordable prices Proud of my country ❤

[@AgnesMann]

Nicely said. I am also proud of this great nation and decided to move here

[@john-dang-pb_15wala]

Bhabi g it's India 🇮🇳 everything here cheapest price 😁

[@AgnesMann]

That is not the case, western imported products are very expensive. 😊