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[@arthurdent1920]

Die Aldi Brotschneidemaschine, der Gipfel deutscher Ingenieurskunst :-)

[@tobir693]

Lol

[@MikeMiau]

Ich fand das auch so geil als die das eingeführt haben

[@maisda2856]

Ja, alle fassen es an, da schneide ich mein Brot! Jedem das Seine, aber bitte einmal über die unmögliche Reinigung (z. B. der Messerspalt) der Maschine nachdenken.

[@germans_best_v]

Die Spitze der Evolution

[@judo_mk5455]

Einfach so krass!!

[@reaktroyt7989]

Wie die von ner Brotschneide-Maschine beeindruckt sind! 😂😂🇩🇪🇺🇸

[@xbasgamesx]

Ich Glaub Soetwas Haben Die In Amerika Nicht. Aber Vielleicht Sehen Sie Sowas Auch Nicht Alle Tage 😂

[@TobiasHinz1992]

XBASGAMESX diese Brotschneidemaschine repräsentiert die allerfeinste deutsche Ingenieurskunst. Sowas haben die nirgends auf der Welt.

[@Wintersky136]

In den Staaten haben se nur ihr fertig geschnittenes Weizentoast... ;)

[@andromeda499]

Wir haben englischen Freunden mal eine Spargelschälmaschine im Supermarkt gezeigt. Die haben sich gar nicht mehr eingekriegt.

[@Palmstroem67]

Reaktro YT Echt so. Lol

[@celinah23]

You don't always have to use 1 Euro, there are also plastic chips/coins you can use. Most people use these instead of real money

[@TheOriginalSebacrush]

celina de coins 50cent 1€/2€

[@mojojim6458]

celina de The only real money is US dollars.

[@celinah23]

Mojo Jim Good for you and what does it have to do with my comment??

[@BlackPlectrum]

Yep, there's also something called a "Johann" (just google "Mein Johann"), it is a metal plate that is shaped like a 1-euro-coin on one end, and you can stick that into the cart to get the chain off and can then immediately just pull it back out, most go on a key chain so it's really handy because a lot of people forget to take their coins back out

[@mojojim6458]

celina de What it has to do with your comment, Celina, is that it shows that your money is funny money, Monopoly money. During the financial crisis ten years ago, German banks were begging the US Federal Reserve for dollars, so that they wouldn't collapse. And not just German banks. You can read about it. That's what it has to do with your comment about real money.

[@timf8043]

IT'S so funny to watch thiese videos as a german

[@aluminium9697]

Jup can confirm that

[@manuelpeter5346]

Me too. I just want to know how Americans think about Germany, when they're in Germany.

[@zdubz22]

I find it interesting that Europeans care so much about what Americans think. Literally every American Vlogger that is in Europe that does these types of videos gets tons of views.@@manuelpeter5346

[@Jonas4ish]

Thats Confirmed

[@Marco-bf4uu]

@@zdubz22 Not just americans we care what tourists think. But thanks to ur invading, we do know your language. Thats why we like it

[@jumpingjewel3104]

Im german and living here for 17 years and I never thought about putting sausage in a normal slice of bread xD

[@trash9848]

Bruder, du sagst es xD

[@ProgazQQ]

low iq?

[@SirHaxe]

You should try it, fresh bread with sausage it's great

[@juliamerkle5450]

ich schon ,Not macht erfinderisch

[@danielah.52]

Ich will das jetzr irgendwie ausprobieren😂

[@rghsrhbdhb]

U can walk and play with dogs in the "Tierheim". Its free and they are searching for people who take care of the dogs for a few hours.

[@miclazy-5m]

schreibt es auf sein Instagram.

[@OmgShesUgly]

Yeah, I've posted that multiple times already aswell..

[@marcexner1631]

Dann schreibt es auf Kaitlyns Instagram. ;)

[@muece]

Naja, wenn es sie wirklich interessiert, dann würden sie es doch hier lesen. Man muss sie ja nicht auf allen Kanälen stalken, damit sie ne Antwort auf ihre Frage sehen :D

[@andrep.3774]

Just watched the latest video on their channel "Silas & Kaitlyn"! She read our advices and comments regarding the "animal shelter" and already contacted them via E-mail! 😉

[@timoernst]

You were prolly looking for eggs in the fridge but that’s not where they’re at. Look around, you’ll find them. All grocery stores have eggs but they’re not cooled cause we don’t clean them and therefore they keep their protective natural layer. So, no need to waste energy for washing + cooling. More efficient! 🇩🇪

[@sporkeh90]

Same in Holland ^^ I dont even put them in the fridge at home because they dont cook as good when they are chilled :P

[@acanimatics906]

Julian R We don't either we have a basket for the eggs above the potato basket which is above the onion basket ^^

[@johnwilson5743]

Same here in New Zealand and Australia and most of the Brit Commonwealth countries. I think it is only USA that requires all their commercially sold eggs be "cleansed" which, as Timo Ernst says, then means US must refridgerate their eggs cause they lose their natural protection and will go bad quickly.

[@SunJianMaster]

eggs are placed in the corner right next to the tomatoes and cucumbers, in front of the fresh meat section.

[@captainpesmo]

Aussie here - supermarkets always refrigerate the eggs here from what I've seen.

[@maxschmitz1372]

nobody, literally nobody in germany eats bread with a sausage like that 😂

[@marvinc9909]

Except Hartz IV Empfänger

[@llabavi367]

Really nobody I've never seen that somebody eat them like this😂

[@alinaeder8887]

in austria a lot of people eat this

[@nerdydarkness9181]

Schonmal aufm Festival gewesen? Geheimtipp: Hol dir Milchbrötchen und diese Salami-Sticks z.B. von Aldi. Spieße das Milchbrötchen mit so nem Stick auf. Bestes "Fast"-Food ever ;)

[@ProgazQQ]

of course people do that..

[@TheOriginalSebacrush]

Germans are quick and efficient. Even when we go grocery shopping and pack our stuff... Wörk wörk wörk

[@vulvarine1735]

Not really, Aldi trains their staff to be really quick, it's all about profit not about service.

[@katja2254]

Ich arbeite bei Norma und baller im Schnitt 45 Posten pro Minute. 😂

[@vulvarine1735]

Norma ist genauso schlimm. Nur die von tegut sind total gemütlich, da warte ich gern mal länger.

[@worms161]

Ach ich finds spaßig mit der Kassierenden Person mit zuhalten.

[@TheOriginalSebacrush]

Vulvarine niemand sagte was von Service

[@DajanaDarling]

It's not true that Aldi does not have eggs. You were probably just looking in the wrong spot. In the US it's mandatory to wash eggs before selling them. Washing them not only get's rid of dirt, but also of the outer layer on the shell that protects it from bacteria. Thus, US eggs have to be stored refridgerated. In Germany it's forbidden to wash eggs before selling them. Here they are being sold the way them come from the hens. That's why there's sometimes dirt on or feathers sticking to them. AND: they are not stored in fridges, but on shelves. Only when people come home they sometimes chose to put them in the fridge to make them last longer. But they don't have to like in the US... Also, I don't understand what the big deal with the sausages is. I don't think they're much worse that beef jerky or sth. After all, you should eat them in moderation :D However, it's cool to see what's new and special to you. I was totally overwhelmed at Walmart and Target when I visited the US, e.g. I had never seen popcorn seasoning before. And there was a lot of different flavors..

[@Kullerkeks1963]

Oh Mensch, da hab ich ja direkt was dazu gelernt. Das Eier durch das Waschen ihre natürliche Schutzschicht verlieren, wusste ich noch gar nicht.

[@imtoto813]

Oh, I didn't know that about eggs. Thank you for writing an educating comment :)

[@gregwolf1]

Better in Germany/Switzerland/Austria: -No plastic bags -They force you to put back your cart or leave the money every time so shopping carts don't stand everywhere randomly -YOU CAN BUY PROPER BREAD I NEVER ONCE FOUND GOOD BREAD IN THE US (freshly made at the store 2x a day in Germany/Switzerland/Austria and not packaged crap that tastes like sawdust) -Better quality goods overall -Clearer, smaller stores that you can walk trough fast, yet still have everything when it comes to groceries (go to a craftsman shop if you want to buy an axe and a new vacuum cleaner, not to Walmart wtf I just want tomatoes and not a new lawnmower) -You can buy Kinder surprise eggs legally (takes the crown)

[@unfortunato]

100% agree, but damn I would trade my soul for some nerds in german stores.

[@JohnSmith-ez8dn]

Es gab auch mal das Verbot, mit Alkohol gefüllte Pralinen einzuführen, aber das haben sie inzwischen gelockert. Für "mon cherie" musstest du dort dein Alter nachweisen ... und die Erklärung für die Ü-Eier war eh der Witz.

[@williamhelms9942]

USDA in the States are paid to hurry shit past inspection that will kill you. We need law enforcement like in Germany!

[@dutchmaster7790]

@@williamhelms9942 The best thing the US should adopt from Germany is the "Reinheitsgebot", the law that stipulates that beer is brewed with exactly its 4 main ingredients _and nothing more_. It's the very reason why German beers taste soo much better then cr@p from the US breweries, or so I'm told as I don't drink at all (beer, that is ;-P )

[@tiffy72it]

What do you mean with 'legally'??

[@TheOriginalSebacrush]

That's not Bratwurst ! Just Salami wrapped in bread. Bratwurst = roast sausage

[@TheFrog1200]

Aber Brot&Wurst. Ich hab mehr oder weniger Brotwurst verstanden.

[@Derzo]

Brotwurst indeed.

[@cornettoalpistacchio]

Brotwurst

[@helloweener2007]

Jein. Brat bezieht sich nicht unbedingt auf das Braten, sondern das Fleischbrät. Eine Bratwurst kann auch einen geräucherten Mettwurstring bezeichnen in einigen Gegenden.

[@an-an]

A premium version of BIFI !! ;o)

[@Moulwurf]

What do you even mean by healthy? Do they keep you going by providing calories and protein? Yes, definitly. Does eating a lot of red meat increase your cancer risk? Probably, according to current science. Will you get overweight from eating them? Only if you eat too much. Will there be marco/micro nutrients missing in them? For sure, but that's why you do not eat them exlusively. Healthy is such a vague term. Answer as such is: No, they do not kill you. Yes, they can harm you like any other food.

[@user-vg8mc8yv4n]

Erdtier and yes they have a lot of salt and saturated fat acids...

[@MickeyKnox]

Wenigstens mal einer mit Verstand hier, Danke Erdtier :)

[@RobNik_]

richtig so! gemessen an dem Einkauf. also den Produkten die zur Debatte standen und zum Teil auch im Einkaufswagen gelandet sind ist das harmlos 😄 Ich glaube kaum, dass die Cerealien „gesünder“ sind :D Ich würde einfachen Zucker (speziell isoliertem Fruchtzucker) deutlich schlimmer werten als Tierische Fette obwohl die Kaloriendichte natürlich nicht zu vernachlässigen ist. Der hohe Salzgehalt ist für einen Sportler wie Silas kein Problem. Alles Ansichtssache. Man kann bei billigem Fleisch keine Qualität erwarten. Aber der europäsische und insbesondere deutsche Qualitätsstandard ist verglichen mit dem der USA bedeutet höher.

[@denisfischer9267]

You forgot to mention the production conditions of this meat. If you care about the wellbeing of animals you should definitely buy more expensive meat, preferrably from your local butcher.

[@chrisw.7109]

generally u could say meat that´s not in the fridge contains some additive´s to make it more durable, german´s if they can afford it usually go to butchers shop or farmers market to buy meat. usually it´s fresher there.

[@Mina__31]

verfickt, das ist keine Bratwurst, das is ne Bifi!!!

[@chillwalker]

Aaaalter!!! Made my Day!!!!!!

[@icallyouwhenimhigh]

lachkrampf XDDD

[@luschi]

Bei der Aussprache kann mann nicht heraushören ob sie Bratwurst oder Brotwurst gesagt hat.

[@chillwalker]

Verdammt guter Punkt!!!! Wär ich nie drauf gekommen!!!

[@bastiyeee9335]

Anie 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Thunter_]

Ich bin leicht getriggert das er ne Salami in nem Brot als Bratwurst bezeichnet 🤔

[@beatrixronge3714]

er hat es nicht bratwurst genannt.er hat brotwurst gesagt.außerdem hat er die bifi als slimjim bezeichnet und nicht als bratwurst.slimjim ist eine amerikanische version unserer bifi.

[@snakeawakes5467]

Ich auch

[@causti9744]

Sei doch froh, wir können den Touris jeden Scheiß als Gold verkaufen ;)

[@timurkral3781]

Und Penise

[@michaelk5976]

Und Schoko "Balls"

[@computec1993]

You probably looked in the refridgerated department at Aldi to find the eggs. Eggs in germany arent refridgerated, because they arent washed like in the US. When you wash Eggs, it destroys the protective barrier, which allows germs and oxygen to get inside.

[@121dough]

Washing eggs does not hurt their shelf life, Nobody wants eggs that have not been washed, they're covered in bacteria, chicken feces and dirt. Americans want pretty white eggs so the producers bleach the eggs which destroys the protective film and requires them to be refridgerated

[@MCGaui]

bleach as in turning a brown egg into a white one? or as in making the white egg even brighter?

[@sturmim]

7:37 That's no "Bratwurst". Only fried sausages are "Bratwurst". If you wanna say "sausage" in german, it's "Würstchen".

[@TobiasHinz1992]

Sturmi Mobil sie hat ja auch "Brotwurst" gesagt.

[@mortenbund1219]

@@TobiasHinz1992 Hört sich aber ziemlich eindeutig nach Bratwurst an.

[@lennartfischer7417]

Bratwürste heissen Bratwürste wegen "brät" ... und dürfen auch so heissen wenn sie ungebraten sind. Das in diesen Video ist ne Dauerwurst...

[@jonsnor4313]

Würstl auf österreichisch.

[@dopul-x3852]

@@jonsnor4313 ja aber sie leben in Deutschland also juckt es niemanden deine würstl ausserdem wollte es niemand wissen

[@marinamuller5080]

Milchreis is cooked rice but not by using water. You cook it with Milk. Thats why it calls Milchreis ;)

[@theskirata7034]

MKM Delfino you also have to use a different rice than just normal rice, though you should still find it in almost every grocery store in Hermany

[@marinamuller5080]

@@theskirata7034 I know that ;) I am also from Germany

[@manuell.1815]

Milchreis wird aus einer Sorte Rundkornreis gemacht 😉

[@komischertyp4]

Warum wisst ihr das so genau?!

[@___Salem]

@@komischertyp4 weil Milchreis kochen keine Kunst ist? 😂

[@martymcfly5423]

Eggs are in every store. you just didnt found them

[@tf_vape9716]

Eggs -> Eier

[@selfawaresockpuppet]

Didn't watch the whole video, but I could imagine that they didn't find those eggs because in the US they are stored in the refrigerator, while eggs in Germany are stored at room temperature. So probably they just looked for them in the wrong area, due to that difference.

[@maschaorsomething]

Cho Lee Your entire comment was uncalled for.

[@delboy6699]

Call on meeee, call on me, call on meeeee, njah njah njah Mary had a lil lamb, ija ija OOOOOO :D :D

[@carstenstille8503]

You went to ALDI, there are a lot of stores. For Bread go to a traditional Backery you will love this Bread! Only Aldi, LIDL and Penny you have to fast to pack youre stuff fast. There schould be also an EDEKA or Famila somewhere in the city where you are. But for fresh meat or susages you schould go to a Butcher "Metzgerei" or "Schlachter" there you usually find high quality meat. And for real fresh bread go to a backery "Bäckerei" and when it says additionally "Konditorei" they also make cakes.

[@Luca-vl6ep]

Kaufland hat bei uns Metzgereien und Bäcker richtig geil dort

[@Dennis-ci2rh]

A REWE is also a very good store they should go to this instead of the Aldi store because Aldi is a low price market and I think they should try not these.

[@razathewanderer]

still not a one stop shopping you guys are not getting the point these guys are making there are huge stores in US. Lidl,Rewe,Aldi all can fit into their parking lots those are one stop shopping

[@dersven8373]

Amerikaner haben keine Ahnung von gutem Brot, den schmeckt unser billigstes noch fantastisch.

[@derwildeKnut]

Ever imagened how a german feels in a wal mart? Where you get everything? from Carbrakes, Guns, Food and Kayaks?

[@ronnyche2929]

But why should a fuckung grocery store have guns... Its just stupid... Store shoul specialis one thing... Grocery or guns or whatever

[@shanicebrylski58]

derwildeKnut hahaha Really true😂

[@derwildeKnut]

Shanice Brylski where you can get lost on the Parking lot (a usual Wal Mart super Center Parking lot is half the size of Hamburg)? So you need google maps to find a way out?

[@strubbelknopf3402]

@@ronnyche2929 It is also stupid to sell guns in different stores. I think you should forbid it everywhere to sell guns. Like here in Germany you can't buy guns at all just because nobody need one. Exept for police...

[@PatrickM1995]

Its easier to get a loadet Remington in Walmart than alcohol . Poor merica

[@TelespielTobi]

You probably wondered why the counter *after* the scanner is so short, esp. as they scan so fast... It is actually to create psychological pressure for the shopper to bag your stuff fast. That way you do not block the checkout too long, hence a higher frequency of customers per checkout per hour.

[@dasturschloss8679]

Oh ...I just wondered about that in Rewe yesterday. Interesting, thanks.

[@Merlin5342]

and then there are people like me, I have time and don't need to rush that. and if it is full, they have to wait anyway :D

[@OOFrankeyOO]

Silas you are so funny. Buying literally every single item, that contains tons of sugar. Then asking if sausages are healthy :D They do contain protein at least. Btw my favourite German dessert is 'Käsekuchen'. I reccommend finding a good bakery and trying this. It is comparable to American Cheesecake but much more heavy and really tasty, especially the one with tangerines on top.

[@lyrathmortem5040]

Better is "Schmandkuchen" or "Philadelphia Torte"

[@leonschall1399]

They do know Käsekuchen as Cheesecake but in Germany it does taste a Little different

[@Technohonk]

Apfelküchli - basically pancakes with apple slices in it, Schmandkuchen (or "Fantakuchen" - also with tangerines in it, lovin it!) or kaiserschmarrn (more from austria, but also common in germany) or "heiße Himbeeren" (slowly cooked raspberrys that are served hot with vanilly ice cream) - so yeah we have various delicious desserts.

[@ViolosD2I]

Hard sausages do contain a lot of salt and fat so you can't call them healthy, but they are awesome.

[@chuck_norris]

7:47 eine beleidigung gegenüber Bratwürsten xD

[@jand6463]

We have bigger grocery stores in Germany too like "real" or Kaufland.

[@CARB0N]

Was ist die Hauptstadt von Kaufland?😂 Sorry, der musste sein

[@claraf7279]

But you cant compare kaufland to Walmart... even though kaufland is huge, Walmart is even more huge!

[@Bloodwork90]

bruh, I guarantee you they had eggs :D:D next time just ask for help

[@007Tequilero]

sometimes eggs are just in the wierdest places every place puts them amongst different types.. in some places its in dairy section, someplaces in veggie section, sometimes on the tomatosauce shelf, sometimes with the cereal... they just put them anywhere

[@HauptmannMumm]

near the potatos

[@davenwin1973]

In Europe, eggs are not refrigerated, because their eggs aren't washed, like they are in the US. Since they have the special coating left on the eggs, when hens lay them, they can be left out at room tempurature. Since the US insists on washing that coating off, eggs here must be refrigerated, in order to keep them from going bad.

[@flossenhoch-dasangeltagebu954]

You did not saw the eggs, because they're in many closed boxes. In ALDI next to milk, i think

[@121dough]

They are washed.....they are not bleached. The bleaching destroys the seal around the egg allowing bacteria to enter and requires refridgeration

[@zneoyy]

Wie 90% Hier einfach nur deutsche sind xDDDDDD

[@Niklectrick]

100%

[@sirsimon2659]

Die deutschen haben die Kommentare schneller eingenommen als Frankreich

[@NachoCheeseLP]

I think they have an animal shelter in Marburg where she can do voluntary work. Walk with the dogs and so on

[@lukashoffmann9574]

No German will ever say the bread from Aldi or other grocery stores are good. To be honest the bread there is really low quality and shity. Go to a backery to get bread. Its just a little more expensive and like a million times better, trust me

[@jalees1994]

Lukas Hoffmann oft der selbe scheiss nur teurer

[@j_2142]

jalees1994 nein jedenfalls bei uns ist das alles besser bei uns sind die von Aldi einfach nur Industrie dinger

[@leons6906]

Ganz ehrlich, ich mag das Brot von Aldi aus dem Brotbackautomaten! Besser als manche Brote beim Bäcker.

[@j_2142]

Leon S wir haben bei uns garnicht diese Automaten nur so Fächer mit einer Zange aber bei uns werden die gerade neu gemacht vielleicht kommt das dann auch

[@j_2142]

Leon S wo kommst du denn her

[@androidon5993]

Das ist ne scheiß bifi und keine Bratwurst

[@Raketenmann1980]

Ja.. Eine ganz normale Bifi..

[@theodorewinston3891]

Sagt er ja. "Slim Jim" = Bifi. Davon abgesehen, dass das auch kein Bifi ist, sondern ... (und nun genauer hinschauen).

[@ScoutingISlive]

Hey, a view Infos for you: 1. There are different kind of stores, Aldi, Lidl etc. only have groceries but we also have Stores with a bigger selection like Real for example. There you get Food, clothing, sports-gear, toyes etc. 2. Alls of these Meat-Sticks contain a lot of fat, so they are not really healthy of you eat a lot of them but that ist pretty like with everything... your "Schoko Balls" have a lot of suger etc etc etc

[@DavidLangeYU91]

Denden Real, yeah “Einmal hin, alles drin“

[@caiusmariusc]

Denden I also thought of Real but actually the biggest Real is still smaller than the average Walmart.

[@ElliReg]

Lidl haven't only food 😄

[@majinado9658]

Dick means thick :D

[@Galland_]

They should've bought some super dickmann's and/or mini dickmann's snacks..

[@000jimbojones000]

Yep thats what it is.... ;-p

[@mxl3009]

T H I C C

[@sickdick8649]

...and what´s a female Dickmann ? ...a Pussymann?

[@meinnase]

D I C C

[@TvddL]

7:50 haha this is obviously no bratwurst ;D and by the way, the eggs are not in the fridge, they are anywhere else in the store😅

[@Neurosparkly161]

We're not fast with packing... your just super slow mate x'D

[@fggf803]

oh, in the Aldi Supermarket they are indeed very fast.

[@gilfhunter42069]

I work at Aldi as a student and we are indeed rapid fast. I'm the slowest amongst us, because I only work 10 hours a week, but I get a lot of complaints that customers can't follow what my hands are doing while cashing. If regular Aldi cashiers in bigger stores don't reach 1000 scanned articles an hour on a regular basis, it's only a matter of time until you are getting fired.

[@jonsnor4313]

Indeed, who would wait so long without getting disappointed in the supermarket.

[@sebbo85]

sometimes it takes forever because there's always somebody with a card who's not working or any items without a price .. so they have to call the manager etc etc .. it's not everytime super fast in germany .. depends on the people

[@lawoo2571]

nope silas, these sausages are not that bad, but definately not healthy :) but they´re delicious AF

[@arnonuhm2409]

check the nutritions on the back of the package - they are always there - because german law ;-) It has a lot of proteins, but very often a huge amount of fat and lot of salt.

[@musicalshows3138]

7:45 btw. The brat in Bratwurst means roasted and wurst is sausage. So I don't think you eat a Bratwurst.... You ate a Salami with some bread.....

[@sphereofsepsis4654]

Nope. "Brat" comes from old german word "Brät" which means the inside filling of the sausage.

[@Marco-bf4uu]

@@sphereofsepsis4654 na

[@jessicas253]

Checkouts at ALDI are the fastest in Germany. It's like a law: The cheaper the store => the faster the checkout. 😅 "Fun fact": At EDEKA people quickly complain when they have to wait a bit longer (like 5min) in the checkout line (I used to work as a cashier there). But this almost never happens at ALDI. It's like people also expect less service when they pay less. 💁🏼‍♀️

[@kyokoneko8336]

If the store has six cash-outs and only one is open and I have to wait for more than three minutes, the store has bad service management - I would not buy there a second time. A different story, if it´s the rush-hour, of course.

[@sandromension4529]

I have never heard of that law personally. Aldi's checkouts are the fastest because the cashiers can get extra money by cashiering as many customers as possible in a short amout of time.

[@bguelten]

WhiteCrow Sims that’s not true

[@KaneOtonashi]

In welcher Region hast du im Edeka gearbeitet? Bin von der GH in RR (seit 2016 ^^)

[@jessicas253]

Patst1005 Im Kreis RW in Baden-Württemberg. Ist aber schon 16 Jahre her. 😅

[@bloody_albatross]

The 1€ cart thing: Not just Germany, we also do that here in Austria. Probably many European countries?

[@adammosel4895]

At Aldi in the USA, too, except it's a quarter (25 cents) coin.

[@j_2142]

Adam Mosel you can use in Germany 50 Cents too

[@basmeijer953]

Holland too

[@hafor2846]

Austria is just Grrmany but small and weird. So no surprise there...

[@PCLHH]

Vys Erion Hahaha, and more beautiful, if you're into mountains.

[@heinzsielmann5952]

Wieso gibt es die Brotschneidemaschine nicht in unseren Aldi Filialien? Bin gerade voll neidisch auf die dort und wtf wieviele Pinke Autos stehen da auf dem Parkplatz.

[@Technohonk]

?? Aldi modernisiert gerade nach und nach die Filialen, da kommt das immer mehr, gibts aber auch in anderen Läden schon

[@elisafelde9463]

bei uns auch nicht aber dafürf im Lidl😅😂😂

[@namenlos2000]

@@elisafelde9463 bei uns gibt es so eine in Kaufland😁😇

[@KIWIT4]

Pink ist eine coole Farbe. Hatte mal einen Bulli in Pink.

[@crashmixable]

bei uns in stuttgart gibts die schneidemaschinen in jedem supermarkt

[@johannah746]

I live in Marburg and I do have a dog. If Kaitlyn wants to she can come around and cuddle with her. :D Conner already met her. And I can offer German lessons as well ;)

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

wie nett :) ich würd das Angebot annehmen xD

[@einmax879]

Ezekielepharcelis looool

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

@Ein Max :)

[@majuni4578]

Ich wohne auch in Marburg und hab auch einen Hund der Connor heißt, fast gleich also jeyy^-^

[@Singfische]

Lustig, ich wohne auch in Gießen :D

[@Daniel-tg8cf]

8:00 Right now the EU is trying get a new law to ge rid/forbid the use of plastic containers/bags wich are only used once. They want to achieve, that every container is recycled and also want to reduce the "consume" of plastic in the EU. (They also want to forbid one way plastic cuttlery, drinking straws,....)

[@matge1164]

Hey, just wanted to drop a quick note saying that all of you guys are very likable and it’s super refreshing that your videos embrace positivity so much. Although everyday life in the US is kind of similar to Germany, some details differ sooo much!

[@inesmallmann2986]

Die meisten hier sind eh Deutsche😂🙌🏻

[@xbasgamesx]

Da Bin Ich Mir Gar Nicht Mal So Sicher 🤔

[@lou.7303]

Amis sind lustig

[@zeisselgaertner3212]

I guess Kaitlyn missed the eggs cause she was searching them in the refrigerated section. But eggs in Europe are processed differently and need no cooling.

[@000jimbojones000]

Yep because its "natural" for them to need no cooling....

[@sarahmathews9794]

Eggs aren't pressured washed in Germany, like they are in the US. That's why they don't need to be refrigerated, because the shells are thicker.

[@mariaflodin6180]

Yeah, it's the same here in Sweden,. Eggs can be found on a separate shelf (non-cooled) beside the refridgerated area near the milk/cream and youghurt. Also at the cashier you can pick which bag you want, either plastic or paper =)

[@YoshioGamingTTV]

thats not a Bratwurst, its a smoked salami as a snack. Hallo from Germany :D

[@PCLHH]

My goodness, I don't even miss those plastic bags!

[@tigeriussvarne177]

Try the "Pfefferbeißer", they are not realy "healthy", but they are delicius! ^^

[@fabipebe]

I love it how the english guys speak german words! Try this few words if yr english: Sollbruchstelle, Lastkraftwagen, Schwimmverein, Einkaufswagen, Automobilclub, Brotschneidemaschine! This were some random words xD

[@BratislavMetulskie]

Aldi bread is junk. taste a legit bread from a local bakery!

[@philippg6023]

Bratislav Metulskie yes thank you

[@lauraklingert7778]

So true

[@mkev5516]

True

[@mkev5516]

Around 1000 unmentiomed chemicals are included, for free !! ;)

[@harryhirsch8527]

what a load of rap people...what do you naive people think, that your local bakery bakes bread? ist all from factories!

[@amir-mahdikamali1186]

Wer ist auch deutscher und denkt sich bei diesem Video : " was zum henker macht er da für ne scheiße". xd

[@mkev5516]

Amir Lets Plays hahaha ja ;-)

[@Cheza001]

Bin schon wieder zufällig auf ein Video von dem gestoßen.. Im letzten hatte er bio Abfall in einer Plastiktüte in die mülltonne getan... Uff

[@KaneOtonashi]

Müll Trennung ist halt nicht amerikanisch .. genau wie Pfand xD

[@oxdudepoege]

cheza x ich hab hier auch "plastik" die extra für biomüll sind und biologisch abbaubar. Und ein krasser nebeneffekt. Nimmt man die tüte als brotbeutel hält sich das Brot ganz gut ne Woche frisch. Echt besser als die Papiertüten in denen man das sonst bekommt.

[@Expressnook]

Ich

[@trystewilber9307]

I'm an American who's been living in Germany for the past 13 years and for me, the biggest differences between US and German supermarkets is the selection (MUCH less selection here in Germany), the layout at the discount markets (everything just stacked up, very little visual merchandising going on) and, like you guys mentioned, the stress of checking out. The people at the tills go at lightning speed and you definitely have to have a strategy with the way you place your items on the conveyor belt. Also, they don't tend to chat with you the way they do in the US. There are exceptions, of course, but the general rule is that they say hello and goodbye and that is absolutely IT. One thing I'm surprised you didn't mention, especially when you were looking at all the processed meats, is that SO many things are available in non-refrigerated form here that we're not used to in the States -- not only a greater variety of meat products, but also cheeses, milk and eggs (by the way, Aldi definitely has eggs. You just won't find them in the refrigerated section). That really perplexed me when I first got here; I was like, "is this safe??!" I'm also surprised that you guys were so taken with the bread slicer when American supermarkets often have NUT BUTTER machines! I understand that fresh bread is a thing of wonder, but for me -- nothing tops freshly churned, warm almond butter straight from the machine ;-) Finally, I think a lot of the supermarkets here (discount markets AND the regular ones) are turning into one-stop shops, especially with their weekly non-food specials. This week at Penny you can buy vacuum cleaners, and Aldi is full of Christmas decorations, clothes, shoes, relatively high-end electronics etc.

[@andreasjohann1261]

why I should chat in a food store? crazy gringa

[@MrAwesome3.3.5]

Normaly they have eggs in every grocery store, try to get "Freilandhaltung" its written on the box. The chickens have more space to live and a better life. Love your videos :)

[@user-it6jd1sb6k]

Please dont believe that. The chickens good much space to live, yes. But they get punished using it, so they still only use the little room. At least on the paper it looks good, like everything. Es gibt genügend Dokus darüber

[@evar.7225]

Ti m immerhin besser, als normale eier zu kaufen

[@Danaos2736]

1. "Weltmeister" (world champion) in terms of bread etc. means with poppy and sesame seeds(sometimes even sunflower seeds as well.). In this case, your bread also contains spelt. 2. Thats just sausage, neither especially healthy nor unhealthy. Edit: What the other commenters said. 3. Yes, Aldi should have eggs. 4. If the cashier is to fast for you, just ask them to slow down a bit. And good thinking about the order of items on the conveyor belt. ;)

[@notroll1279]

You should have pointed out that Aldi is Germany's leading discount food supermarket chain - Trader Joe's is their American subsidiary. They have fewer articles than a full supermarket - and though they do sell processed foods such as the breakfast stuff and sweets you showed, you can buy lots of fruit and vegetables (partly organic) of a fairly high quality. On average, they turn over their whole inventory once a day - so things aren't there long enough to grow stale. So if you are used to make your food choices with health in mind, you won't leave Germany fat - even if you limit yourself to buying at Aldi, Lidl, Penny or other discount markets. Many Germans split their business between Aldi and other discount stores for basic staples and other supermarkets when they need more choice.

[@ernstbauer7643]

Yeah we removed Plastic bags from most of the german discounters some years ago : D better for the environment

[@rbeck3200tb40]

NO its not. A plastic bag does nothing to harm the ecology . The worst thing that causes pollution is these corrupt contries like China, India etc that have no environmental protection laws that pollute the oceans over fish over hunt ,over farm dump raw chemical waste into rivers and lakes and the ocean .They have virtually no environmentally friendly sanitation and they then over populate their countries causing more pollution. . You not recycling an alluminum can or Someone using a plastic bag means NOTHING ABSOLUTLEY NOTHING The leftists have brainwashed people into thinking they are polluting the "environment" by not recycling,using plastic bags and not paying "carbon taxes" etc etc etc ITS A HUGE SCAM !!!!!! WAKE UP !!!! NOw ive seen they are even goign after plastic drinking straws claiming they are somehow destroying the planet its madness.

[@ernstbauer7643]

@@rbeck3200tb40 Yeah so if there are islands out of old plastic bottled it doesnt "harm" the enviroment

[@malteb.4494]

@@rbeck3200tb40 what you say is quite right if people actually didn't leave rubbish in the nature. But wherever you go, you'll find waste on the ground, on lawns, and so on. They'll more or less fast get into the water, woods etc where they harm nature. So if everyone actually disposed of their rubbish correctly, we wouldn't have such a problem with plastic waste. But as you mentioned above, many countries don't have these disposal systems etc and even in high developed western countries there are always people throwing their waste on the ground. It could be so easy. But people aren't.

[@rbeck3200tb40]

@@ernstbauer7643 Those islands of plastic are in the Pacific ocean coming from ASIAN COUNTRIES not Europe like Germany

[@Wildcard71]

@Ernst Bauer You have drawn the wrong connections.

[@Ghost111911]

If you want good Bratwurst. Go to a butcher and ask for “geräucherte Bratwürste“!!! You will not buy from ALDI again 😊

[@msld3529]

Such a thing does not exist.

[@gernerwerner1871]

geräuchert? Richtige Bratwürste werden nicht geräuchert.

[@fjellyo3261]

Ghost111911 schön ne Knacker kaufen :)

[@an-an]

Yes better buy no packed meat from Aldi. It is really a cheap quality and nothing to compare with a good butcher quality.

[@Ghost111911]

Gerner Werner dann hast du noch nie gute gegessen 😜 geräucherte werden aber auch nicht mehr gebraten sonder so gegessen.

[@mandydiao2805]

It's so sweet seeing you so happy about things we don't even consider special. But that's just normal, i probably would react the same to things in different countries... So as for a system for putting back your groceries fast enough, there are some differences in the stores. Some stores (even the same line of store differs in these kind of things) have an extra smaller conveyor belt like thing after the cashier, so you have more space/time for your things. But some other stores just have about 50cm of space where your groceries land after the cashier has scanned them. So if i only doing a small shopping i can go to those with the little space, but if i know it's gonna be a really big purchase i'd go to those stores that give me more space. I also have a system for putting things onto the conveyor belt. I usually don't take a shopping cart, i almost always just use my reusable cotton bags. So i sort the things on top of the conveyor belt by putting the heavier things first and things like frozen food. After that comes smaller packages that don't care if they're squeezed a bit and then more fragile things. Fruits and vegetables end up on top (and are the last thing lying on the belt). That way things don't get squished or broken and i've gotten really fast in sorting them into my bag. But yeah, i really wish they would just take a bit more time, especially if there isn't a big line...why the haste with this? Guess that's just something of old german mentality... Enjoy your stay here! :)

[@TziLakriZa]

Google for a milchreis recipe and eat it warm. Thats awesome

[@MickeyKnox]

the old question ... is this or this healthy - well, my answer is the literal translation of an old german saying (maybe you have the same one in the states, I don't know): The dosage makes the poison. IN MY EYES, no food is per se unhealthy, but (of course) if you eat too much of it, it will become unhealthy, no doubt about it. If you eat one of those Mini Salami Sticks from time to time, they won't hurt you, but you should not base your entire nutrition on it.

[@boneTHUGS111]

hmmmm but salami has been linked to cancer, its the nitrates they use on it. i personally wouldnt touch the stuff anymore, not worth the risk.

[@MickeyKnox]

Yes, when they "linked" it, the risk went up from 0.2% to 0.3% ... I think that's handlebar

[@Gernmanik]

That is a pretty stupid

[@apollomars1678]

that time, they linked grey bread to cancer.....that time, they linked apple on cancer.... mainly by just asking 40 cancer-guys, do you like apple, :O they all liked them. that cant be by chances.... im serious....there are studies about 40 guys in total about these "facts". its more likly a statement, paid by an industry, like in america, they tend to argue against full-corn bread and want to sell more white sweet bread, sooo lets argue the full-corn creat something bad..... it is about enjoyment. if you dont enjoy eating healthy, it is unhealthy on mind and body. and you can actual eat them not as a snack, but in your Sauerkraut, like cooked together.

[@thonex8787]

"S stands for Sunscreen and also the Sun. Both give you cancer isn`t that fun?" - College Humor (Everything that will kill you from A to Z) i agree with Apollo In todays research EVERYTHING can get linked to cancer.... lately i heard about just being outside gives lung cancer because all those toxins from vehicles..... and to ask if smoked and spiced meat is healthy. Well.... every Medicine is poison and every poison is medicine.

[@malinm1615]

I just moved from Germany to study abroad. I watch these videos to keep me sane. I can't find anything (yet) in the supermarkets here, s I just circle the Iles until something happens. Love u, Aldi. Miss u

[@SkandalRadar]

Silas, you buy too many industrially processed foods in plastic with too much sugar, preservatives and/or artificial flavorings!!! I didn't see any fresh fruits or vegetables. Go to a Bio-Laden (organic store) or Wochenmarkt (farmers market / week market) and taste the real flavor of real groceries.

[@lucyforrer7265]

To be honest... these ir these or these or these or these or these arn't healthy at all!😂

[@TheWhiteHeadphones]

true, too much sodium and other unhealthy stuff ^^

[@kael2295]

Just watched it. A major thing: the fast scanning isn't in every store. In Germany we have Full Stores which is Edeka and Rewe and we have discounter. Discounter are aldi, Lidl, Netto, penny and many more. Discounters are designed on cheap prices and fast scanning while you pay much more on the full sorters I'm working as a cashier in one of the discounters and we have like 40+ articles per minute running over my station.

[@an-an]

ALDI in the US you need a coin for the shopping cart too and no free plastic bags - and that's good! BTW - put the heavy things first and the lighter at least so you become faster and nothing will break.

[@simsisimsam202]

Kaiserschmarrn, Apfelstrudel ...... and every Meat at the Supermarkt is not healthy go to a '' Metzgerei'' :-)

[@justme8841]

also not healthy

[@marcogeorg6752]

Its very healthy. I eat 5000-8000 kalories a day and every day a lot of meat but only from " der Metzgerei meines Vertrauens"

[@xbasgamesx]

So in Germany we do not say, we go to the "Metzgerei". We would rather say we go to the "Metzger" this is the shortcut

[@Astro_Guy_1]

Sorry bread machine broke

[@leoniejordan96]

These sausages aren't really "healthy" cause they're high in fat, but really low in carbs. So if you try to cut carbs out of your diet, they're a nice snack for on the go.

[@DevilzzFA]

Don't forget the proteins in it.

[@suicune3646]

Wie er sich einen über Dick ablacht 😂😂😂

[@saro30]

Mich würde mal interessieren,was Amerikaner dazu sagen ,dass wir Handy zum Mobiltelefon sagen 😀

[@jigglediggle29]

Juckt doch keinen!

[@nonnenbroich85]

Oder Publick Viewing zum Fußball gucken an öffentlichen Orten (heißt eigentlich Leichenschau)

[@peterpaul5820]

finde einfach mal heraus wie das word handy in Amiland verwendet wird dann kannst du schon denken was sie dazu sagen

[@cymbala6208]

@@nonnenbroich85 haha, echt?

[@nonnenbroich85]

@@cymbala6208 Ja

[@mortusanteportas86]

@silas nacita Those sausages are ok to eat, but just that. They are usually high in fat though. If you wanna have these snack sausages and have them taste good, go to Meier III or check teegut, as they sometimes have packaged meats, but from a local butcher, not that processed industrial food/ meat you often find at Aldi. Same goes for the desserts. In my mind, the best deserts come from the bakery on the intersection left of Sparkasse in Marburg. Also, if you guys feel a bit homesick, there is an American 60s style diner in Marburg (at least it was 3 years ago) not far away from the Aldi you shopped at. It is called Chevy‘s. If you and Katlyn want to have nice coffee and cake by the river, try „Roter Stern“ not far away from the African place you once had dinner pool. It is a commune run cafe, has nice cake and coffee and you can sit right by the river.

[@felixausk3853]

Your pronounciation is getting better! Keep on learning. Greets from Cologne

[@SkInWarrIoR]

Next time, if the "crazy bread cutting Machine" isnt working. Top on the left side is a black button. Turn it off, wait a few secs and turn it on again. Mostly it works ;)...

[@razathewanderer]

SkInWarrIoR what if it chops your hand off

[@Filtertuetchen]

@@razathewanderer Then you get the bread for half price.

[@superfetzi1]

Diese Waffel Mixe sind total fies xD

[@DavidLangeYU91]

Saski Aber lecker. :)

[@fjellyo3261]

Die sind leicht wie ne Feder und schmecken auch noch kacke, einfach nur süß und nach nix. Würde ich nie kaufen.

[@superfetzi1]

fjellyo32 ich auch nicht 🤢

[@PCLHH]

Pure Chemie, die Zeugs

[@Jess_96]

Das Geheimnis ist, dass man viel Obst oder Gemüse kaufen muss. Das muss an der Kasse erst gewogen werden und die Kassierer sind dadurch etwas langsamer.

[@missparadoxa3905]

Jessica M. DarkTulip :O Das ist mal ne kluge Taktik! Schön in regelmäßigen Abständen ne Paprika dazwischenlegen. Danke für den Tipp :D

[@lulana9545]

Bei Netto hilft es nicht u.u

[@hurkydoesntknow]

One thing I would really love to do when I get to Germany is visit the grocery stores. I would have a lot of fun discovering all the goodies there. I live in Virginia and we just got a Lidl store near us. First time I went there I was able to use the bread slicer and it was so cool!

[@RePuLseHQKing]

So you gotta define what you mean with healthy, if you question the quality i can tell you they are safe, you will never find a meat in germany that will make you sick, ofc the 2€ chicken at aldi for example from the fridge is not as good as the 8€ bio-meat but if we talk about „safe“ you are good to go, to talk about healthyness is generell well it doenst matter in what its packed, salami (the sausagetype you showed) has besides protein lots of fat and well that can make you fat, obviously you wouldnt count a candy as healthy either.

[@RePuLseHQKing]

In generell*

[@Deathrisk]

Kaufen eimerweise Zucker - und Kuchenschrott und auch sonst nur Carbs aber bei abgepackten Knackern mit 20 - 25% Eiweiß getriggert werden. Das ihr nicht schon fett gekommen seid...

[@roentgen519]

Hab ich mir auch gedacht. Wer braucht schon Obst und Gemüse? :D

[@capslock9031]

Maybe another interesting bit of knowledge: in Germany only the cash registers at the really cheap discount grocery stores (Aldi, Lidl, Netto, sometimes Edeka) are that fast and at the end of the register there's almost no room for the stuff they pull over the scanner, in order for customers to really hurry up putting their stuff back in their bags or their cart and walk away. They do this to speed up their process and make more money per register. Other, more upscale stores (Like Rewe, Real or tegut), leave more "shelf"-space behind the scanner so you have more time to pack everything into your bags. But in general you pay a bit extra on everything for that convenience. Crazy, right?!

[@finhirschberg550]

You have to try Michreis with sugar an Zimt (i dont know this word in english) ir with cherries thats nice

[@piamarlien4431]

Wolffighter YT cinnamon

[@Jeff-ni9xw]

Milk rice

[@alexcaschde]

Say what you want about a Salami but its definitely not healthy. To much salt and fat.

[@Skukkix23]

salami are unhealthy. maybe not if you just eat one of those a day

[@janadas8117]

alexcaschde not the fat is bad but the sugar is. The sugar industry came up with the fat is bad hoax, so people would ignore the fact that actualy sugar is way more unhealthy, which was backed up by studies ;) A traditional Salami would never contain sugar, most likely air dried and comes in "less fat" types as well. Just watch from where you biy and if the ingredients are natural or artificial. some of the snacksausages contain up to 4 diffrent sugars, which are simply named in codes or as chemicals, too fool us ;)

[@Funkytrip73]

But a salami sausage like that makes you reach your daily dosage of salt and fat quite fast, so you need to watch the rest of your daily food intake.

[@jonsnor4313]

Its ok if you do daily lots of physical exercises, it would be ok for a construction worker who burns a lot fat.

[@Malazag]

I kinda love this kind of video, really. It really helps people to get a better view on different countries. And your GF very very cute.

[@CdHMainz]

When I see your cart, it seems you buy only unhealthy stuff. ;)

[@frederikkuhne9779]

Buy bread at bakeries, these are much better in my opinion...

[@kpax9288]

Frederik Kûhne these are also dry af and too expensive for that low quality. I always prefer bread from lidl.

[@emilbrandwyne5747]

lol, in comparison to USA bread even the Aldi bread is better

[@jonsnor4313]

From Anywhere but aldi or lidl, go to a less cheap supermarket for better bread with better choice.

[@minajordan5359]

so "Milchreis" is basicly short rice(or special milk rice), milk and sugar boiled together, the recipe is really easy to do yourself, and it tastes better than the canned ones. And I can just tell you to wait for Christmas, because then you get the best German sweets, like Pfeffernüsse (Peppernuts?) and stuff.

[@ethhics]

Basically, i only go to Aldi to buy very basic stuff, like Toilet paper, and foods we commonly use, potatoes, olives, Peperonis, butter, milk etc.We never but snacks and sweets at Aldi, because they mostly have their own brand that are ripoffs from other, more expensive ones, and they taste bad and are less heathy because of cheaper fats and fatty acids and stuff. I sometimes buy chips/crisps there, but mostly I get Cola or their flagship energy drink (Strong Force), or as I said, very basic things for the household.For more specialized stuff, I go to Edeka, which is the grocery store for more expensive brands. Also, the most meats and sausages at Aldis are NOT healthy at all. But still more healthy than ANY meat in the US LUL

[@walterwixzwerg6735]

It depends on where are the Shop is located what will happen to the shopping carts. In a few areas in Germany you don´t have to put a coin in it because there is no one who wants to take the cart with him or leave it at the parking lot. In some parts of Dortmund, for example, you have to put a coin in, and as an extra, when you try to leave the shops property a brake on one wheel is activated. Otherwise the people take carts with them and leave them, in better case, at the front of the houses where they living, in the bad case they throw them in the next river or similar. But, this bad it its only in some areas of bigger towns where the most people who don´t do such things not really wants to live.

[@BallFondler1109]

Aldi und Lidls "billige" eigenmarken sind gesünder als die von Edeka&real

[@frdloh]

Spricht hier noch jemand deutsch? xD

[@eknaap8800]

Ja, und noch etwa 9 andere sprache. Aber KZbin ist eine internationale Plattform, daher eben Englisch.

[@xxgamingbitchxx3869]

Ich frage mich nur wir ich hier gelandet bin

[@eknaap8800]

@Xx gamingbitch xX: Wahrscheinlich mit ein paar Mausklicks...

[@syriell1720]

AdventureEwok hallo :)

[@xxgamingbitchxx3869]

Digily Dave warum musst du beleidigen

[@k.r.3393]

Ich finde es immer so putzig, wenn Amerikaner etwas mit ch aussprechen: "Kuchen" wird zu "Kucken" 😂😍🙏

[@borami22]

LMAO Those instant snacks Kaitlyn made!!!!! Never seen that but it’s actually pretty cool!

[@Nick-dq8xt]

budget bifi roll ... lol

[@andrewozenilek5596]

You are seriously concerned whether the sausages are bad for you, when you think about buying these "chemical" wafers made out of sugar, fat and stuff, whose name primarily consists of numbers??? THAT's comedy! Small tip: Don't buy pre-cut bread. It ttstays fresh for a longer time if you just cut the number of slices you want to eat right at the moment. The crust keeps it fresh.

[@andrewozenilek5596]

Oh, and another thing aboutbread etc. Don't put baked goods in a plastic bag. If they tough plastic they will almost immediately start to "sweat"meaning the moisture from inside gets sucked out, the crust will get rubbery and there will be actual drops on your bread/rolls. I guess those perforated bags at Aldi work, but better use a paper bag or a cotton bag.

[@buildingourgoodlifedream4972]

ok you guys are so funny i am from england living in france and working in germany when you go to aldi which we have in all 3 contries i mentioned you are not suposed to bag at the checkout you simply put it back in your trolly then there is a counter behind the checkout where you can take your time bagging or what we do is use our re-uasble bags and pack at the back of the car. also most other supermarkets such as kik, edeka, penny, netto etc all let you bag at the counter at a more resonable pace. i would also like you to know that we dont speak much french or german so communiction with employees can be challenging but most speak english if they want to i hope this helps

[@arthurfisher7198]

we have those chain shopping cart things in NY where u need to use a quarter

[@n.d.1846]

7:38 *My thuringian heart is bleeding!* That´s not even close to Bratwurst!

[@dreamfyre3868]

Yaroglekk same same

[@markhellemans3440]

Most of what you have noticed is valid for the rest of West and North Europe (except UK and Ireland). The bread cutting machine was actually very big and cumbersome and very very slow. At least compared to the ones we have in Belgium. But is do work a lot in Germany (like one week every month), so i have also been comparing. Enjoy your stay!

[@mojojim6458]

I didn't see any fresh fruit or vegetables.

[@GameratingsTV]

But they are there, actually alot of them.

[@mojojim6458]

Jones R. In their shopping cart? Sorry, that's what I meant when I said i didn't see any fresh fruit or vegetables.

[@KonekoChan84]

Mojo i guess they're buying their veggies and fruit from Edeka ...

[@mojojim6458]

Cindy Steele I think you're right. Maybe that's where they got their eggs, too.

[@KonekoChan84]

Probably @Mojo Jim ... I prefer to buy the pantry stuff from Aldi but pick up fruit, veggies and meats fresh and day by day at our local Edeka .. plus Aldi mostly has prepackaged veggies and fruit more often then not with huge package sizes too big for our household

[@viridisherba1155]

Aldi sells eggs... you just haven`t found them...

[@jclements4047]

We have a number of Aldi stores here in South Florida and you have to put a quarter in the slot to get a cart.

[@LennsArrival]

Aldi is the German Trader Joe's. Did you ever see the dryed plums bucket? it's originally from "Trader Joe's". 😃👍

[@mmunier947]

Girl from Planet Aspie Aldi isn't the German Trader Joe's but rather Trader Joe's is Aldi Nord's American spinoff brand

[@anjafink8996]

Girl from Planet Aspie And there is Aldi in the US since 1976

[@LoneShot95]

trader joes is owned by Aldi

[@LennsArrival]

MMunier Ja, so explizit wollte ich das jetzt nicht erklären, aber genau das meinte ich ja. Aldi Süd ist da raus. 😃 Ich weiss auch, dass es sowohl Trader Joe's als auch Aldis in Amerika gibt. Bloß hat Trader Joe's halt einfach eine etwas andere Aufmachung. 😊 Die Produkte sind aber ähnlich. Wenn ich irgendwann mal in den Aldi hier gehe und das filme, kann ich euch die Pflaumen zeigen 😃😁 Ich bin mit Trader Joe's Pflaumen aufgewachsen, aus einem deutschen Aldi. 😊

[@anjafink8996]

LFC Support Yep, Trader Joe's belongs to Aldi. What I mean is that there are regular Aldi stores in the US as well, with the coin for the cart thing and the "bring your own bag" policy.

[@pippavombr5856]

Aldi has eggs and plastic bags, you have to buy them. And the saugages are not healthy. Read the ingredients on the back.

[@der_katsche]

We do have bigger "Supermarkets", too. Look for a REAL, Kaufland, Marktkauf, Edeka Center or REWE Center (the Centers are bigger than the normal Edeka or REWE stores). ALDI, LIDL, Penny, Netto are Discounters with mainly the normal needs for everyday and a small, weekly changing non food assortment. Also they have often like e.g. Asian, American, Mexican, Italian, Spanish weeks with special foods. BTW: The two brothers Karl & Theo Albrecht, who built up ALDI and invented the Discount principle (AL = Albrecht DI = Discount) were one of the richest guys in Germany. They separated ALDI in Nord (North) and Süd (South) with different assortments and also different Logos. They died in 2010 and 2014.