Australian Food Shopping | Food Prices Australia 2023 | Aussie Supermarket Haul

[@Thisworldisgoingcrazy]

We do have squash here but we call it cordial ….. there is usually a good range in Woolies and Coles especially in hot weather 😊

[@KatTurner]

I’ll look out for it!! Thanks!

[@charmaine3101]

You will normally find cordial with the soft drinks :-) @@KatTurner

[@tomsear1]

Bickfords is the go m8

[@tomsear1]

Sodasmith Tassie sparkling lime with native citrus or that one with bush food leaf - gotta stretch ya palate - it's unaustralian not 2 - go to the fish markets 2 if fish vegan - buy a juicer - I woulda thought real estate agent would not let ya rent in bondi without one - look out for growers markets - learn 2 cook Thai - proper - eat oysters and lobster - flathead - buy lamb - many people in East buy home delivered boxes from organic suppliers or not delivered at night to the door - fresh as - screw big supermarkets - 40 % of Woolies profits come from poker machines and they are all gouging with inflation - buy bacon free range from butchers or QLD abbatoirs not Denmark - don't eat salmon as the farming is trashing Tassie - ya can't foodie bludge 😅😂😊

[@R0d_1984]

The last time i seen squash (drink) it was a pre-made "soft-drink"

[@johnmadden2421]

Just for fun, broccoli in the UK (Sainsburys) per stalk, £2.19 (!!), spuds, 5 cost me 74 pence, mushrooms just like the pack in the vid was 98 pence. Good luck to the Kiwis fleeing to Oz. And baked beans Heinz, are different tasting in NZ from the UK. They also cost £1.40 per 415g tin. Supermarkets' own brand, often indistinguishable from Heinz, cost 50 pence or less per tin.

[@ProjectFrugal]

Kiwi here. Woolworths is quite expensive - I avoid them in NZ and shop at Pak N Save - way cheaper. Australian grocery prices are far more expensive than what we get told they are in NZ. Overall Aus and NZ prices are about the same from what I've seen over the last week or two. Meat is cheaper in Aus, but some of the other products are more expensive in Aus.

[@nicolecrichton9654]

Also fresh food is seasonal so prices vary all year. It’s just logical really.

[@nicolecrichton9654]

My mum is a Pom and we lived on ham sauce baked beans as it most reminded her of living in England. My husband liked the tomato sauce version but I converted him.

[@MrKatzy08]

Very interesting!

[@ChrisShute62]

It's always good to to compare food prices. Perhaps broccoli is expensive in Australia because it's a difficult crop to harvest by machine, without damaging it. Same goes for most other above-ground veg. Much of the veg sold in the UK may have been produced where there is cheaper labour. In the UK we're lucky to have cheap-ish fresh veg, but processed food is cheap too. It makes up for us having rubbish weather and dodgy politicians!

[@tomsear1]

Cheap pommie produce - sure - but we grow it ourselves - & distance 2 get it 2 ya - is bigger than Europe- still better tucka than most outside of that Gucci supermarket- Portuguese Brussel sprouts aside lol - seasonal tho 2 - broccoli 🥦 I noticed yesterday was first day about yellow - so exxy as season ending

[@tomsear1]

Not disagreeing btw - yer dead right. Pickers all backpackers ! Srsly. Y’all just have Caleb and Clarkson 😅

[@tomsear1]

but Poms not happy unless whinging about SOMETHING lol 😅😂;)

[@tomsear1]

LA BOQUERIA CHORIZO MILD 2PACK (APPROX 250G) Asturias style air dried I think

[@tomsear1]

Only meat 🥩 I buy in Coles are Roo fillets

[@tomsear1]

The watermelon 🍉 right now is INSANE - rip into it !

[@tomsear1]

$2.20 a kg exxy but crunch delicious schweet

[@HH-zb5ul]

Nice channel

[@R0d_1984]

The cans have been 425g (1 Ilb) since canning (U.K influenced countries) started, the new size is 550g shrug...

[@biggils8894]

Frozen broccoli is fresher tastes better and is so much cheaper

[@KatTurner]

Oooh good tip!

[@R0d_1984]

All the Frozen Broc i've had, taste like mush.

[@rupkala6359]

How r u mam..... U r toooo good mam