CANADA (ONTARIO) VS USA WALMART!

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Do you want to see differences between a Walmart in Canada vs the USA? In this video I will show you some differences between two stores in different countries!
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Just some differences between Walmart's in Canada (Ontario) vs USA. Recorded in July 2017.
Yes I also sound like I'm explaining it to a 3 year old because I'm a mommy to a 3 year old who was with me while I was making this video. =p
Also, as you can see my daughter was trying to show the Kinder Surprise Egg in Canada which at the time (July 2017) I had never seen them sold in Walmart in the USA but since I have seen Kinder Joy eggs sporadically being sold in the USA, check out the video about the difference between a Kinder Surprise Egg from Canada and a Kinder Joy Egg from the US at the end of this video.
Shopping bags are free at Walmart in the USA, at least at the ones I've been to.
I know all Walmarts can be different from each other, this was just the experience of the ones we went to. The Walmart in Canada is in Ontario. Some Walmart's in Canada have expecting mother's spots, different shopping carts, bigger aisles - this just so happened to be the one we visited. I realize now, after all the comments, that you drink milk from a bag by putting it in a milk container but when this video was made I really had no idea, I had never saw milk in bags before.
I also think that the signs in this Walmart in Canada may have been red and yellow because it was close to Canada Day when we visited.
Thank-you for watching!

[@PlayRightParent]

Watch the Kinder Egg comparison video here - bit.ly/2Dz9JFn

[@joshnast6923]

PlayRightParent aren’t America kinder surprises banned

[@pbabuik]

PlayRightParent the corridors are skinnier in Canada for the simple reason to Make customers move in and out promptly The difference in colours of foods and drinks is due to canadas ban on certain artificial colourings and flavours

[@EpicEric2002]

PlayRightParent For the expecting mother spot it was just the Walmart you went to the 2 Walmart's where I live both have atleast 2-4 expecting mother/ new mother parking spot

[@joshgarfinkel7993]

I have to explain some different comparisons with Walmarts in Canada and the USA 1. The 2 level carts in Canada, I saw them at Fortinos. 2. The Milk in Canada, It is always in bags or cartons 3. The Food is in English and French

[@tusk3260]

To answer your questions of milk in a bag: We buy it because its cheaper then the same quantity in a jug And inside that big bag there are 3 completely sealed bags of milk that we call pinte and we put 1 in a milk pitcher then cut a small opening with scisors then pour in a glass Fun fact milk in a pinte takes longer to spoil then milk in a jug

[@wandaburgess9400]

In Canada we have banned a lot of dye's.. Like red dye number 5, you will *NEVER* find it in anything.. We have strict *FOOD* regulations and I am proud of that!!

[@mylathompson1076]

Wanda Burgess Canada does it as it should be done. Unfortunately here in the U.S. the government "protects" us from things we don't require protection from but at the same time allows all sorts of none food additives and chemicals into our fake foods. It's awfully difficult to find real food in the U.S.

[@wandaburgess9400]

The milk in the bag has to be put in a jug holder.. You just cut the tip of the top and put the bag in the jug. The Ontario dairy farmers have a lot of power. They will probably never reform their plants.. Ontario, is the only province with bagged milk. I guess probably the world! The reason we get that big huge pack of batteries is, we only have 30 million people.. America has 330 million people.. They top battery makers won't let them be sold in America.. That's a big difference! If we had to pay the same money in batteries as America.. We wouldn't buy any batteries!

[@Malfehzan]

Meh... You're wrong about dyes, you're wrong about bagged milk and you're wrong about economics of scale.

[@zrinkajelic6715]

You can get bagged milk all over Europe. When I moved to Canada from now Croatia bagged milk was not a novelty to me. The only difference, in Croatia they don't come in another bag of three but individually.

[@tylersmith9868]

Wanda Burgess the Swiss bag their milk too.

[@77tubuck]

Actually we do call mashed potatoes mashed potatoes her in Canada. If you look closely at the package it says potatoes in small writing below the word mashed. The puree is a French word for the French Canadians. But great video anyway.

[@jbloom1981]

In Canada everything has to be labeled in English and French because we have 2 official languages. The state's has none so they do what they want

[@Ace-sw5fb]

Canada for the win!!!! Where my Canadians at?

[@dollarstoresucculents]

Blair Mceachern I’m here, sorry I was late

[@kubzscouts1fan592]

ARMY & CANADIAN!

[@thatboykenroy]

Hey

[@RachyyBieber]

hiiiii

[@heatherk1200]

Blair Mceachern 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁

[@nicoleandannieshow3986]

Like if you live in Canada ❤

[@ticriss6548]

I'm from the province of Quebec

[@tusk3260]

Im in the french part of Ontario

[@kus_saiki4190]

Tusk Ottawa? If yes me too

[@cynthiae.6016]

Where's the best place to live in Canada with nice malls ,alot of stuff to do for children and food/ music festivals?Thanks😁

[@Guest-em2ds]

Tim hortons WOOOOOO!!!

[@dvferyance]

The milk in bag is more of an Ontario thing. You would not find that in western Canada.

[@launchpad97]

dvferyance alberta and bc no molk in bags but the rest of canada has milk in bags

[@fixedgearforlife]

Milk sold in bags is also a Wisconsin thing.

[@ethanpaisley7623]

Haha, yup. Im from vancouver and have never even seen a milk bag.

[@zrinkajelic6715]

Then where do my aunts buy their bags of milk in Vancouver?

[@kristinavee1012]

Nor would you see this in Manitoba

[@harlemw651]

For the milk in a bag you just put it in a pitcher, cut off a tip and pour. I'm American, but I've tried it before.

[@marykay8587]

harlemw651 I prefer it in a pitcher

[@Horm999]

We actually have milk jugs that hold the bag, snip the corner off and pour.

[@TrailerYardGirl]

That's how I drank it as a kid in Manitoba. I actually forgot about it until now. Also, at school we could buy chocolate or white milk in little clear bags that you just punched a straw through.

[@jaskanwarrandhawa6577]

milk in bags is only and ontario thing

[@anthill1982]

Jaskanwar Randhawa well it’s not just an Ontario thing there are a couple of provinces that do it

[@hananhaliru4521]

In Canada, they ask you if you want bags because you have to pay for plastic bags. In Ontario, I believe it is 5 cents per bag. It helps discourage people from using plastic bags and encourages people to bring reusable bags. Bagged milk goes in a reusable pitcher. You cut a small corner of the milk bag. The plastic used to contain the milk is way less than what it used for gallon milk.

[@adrianharies9849]

I'm surprised milk don't come in a bag here in the USA.

[@ticriss6548]

In Quebec too you have to pay for bag and it's 10 cents I guess

[@realluser-smore-2519]

The gallon milk is called a milk jug in the US we also use them for tea juice milk

[@emmagray6510]

I remember shopping in the US and every store we went ,the bags were paper thin! And they really do put few items in a bag at a time . Probably because they are so thin, had to toss them right away riddled with holes . We may pay for are bags but at least we can get are stuff home with out stuff falling through AND we can reuse them! I always do!

[@theclassyfrosty4592]

In California they made us start paying for bags as well starting in 2014. 10¢ per bag.

[@bluzshadez]

Nylon bags in Canada is sold for .5 cents each. You'll have to bring your own reusable shopping bags if you do not wish to purchase any bags.

[@CpKittehKats]

bluzshadez same in Austin, Texas in the US

[@BroccoliBeefed]

@bluzshadez . The bags are 50 cents each??!! :/

[@OP-1000]

Nylon?

[@penvon]

The ********* caused this 5cent nonsense & then after a year or so decided it didn’t make sense...BUT the fools deliberately left it up to the stores to charge if they wanted too,It was a scam in the making from the start.

[@katcankan7129]

If you mean plastic bags they range from 5-10p each in the UK. It has worked very well here...Next on the list is disposal coffee cups!

[@Okanagan48]

When Canada went metric, instead of redoing new bottles and containers for milk. They decided it was easier and cheaper to use bags. There are 4 liters per three bag, bag of milk. Not all provinces use bags. It falls under Provincial jurisdiction. British Columbia does not use bags. Some Wal-Mart's do have pregnant mother spots. All packaging in Canada is bilingual, English/French. Hope you enjoyed your Canadian shopping experience. Wal-Mart in Canada charges 5 cents per bag! They started that last fall

[@punisherthunder]

But......how do you drink it out of the bag? Won't it spill all over?

[@Okanagan48]

There is a container designed for bags. Like a pitcher, no spillage.

[@Okanagan48]

PS Centre is the English spelling of center. We use the English spelling for...colour, flavour, theatre etc. Zed instead of Zee..

[@ClayfordC]

punisherthunder punisherthunder this is the milk pitcher: www.walmart.ca/en/ip/mistral-milk-pitcher/6000187966435?cmpid=sem_pla_google_en_none_6000187966435_100062102833221_5677&cmpid=sem_pla_google_en_none_868545256_45415463938_None&gclid=CjwKCAiAk4XUBRB5EiwAHBLUMYiA-PmPkr7TSAGtCh_CfAR6DhsayqaIN5KWEPvtRaxKcqa69sjCCRoCVSYQAvD_BwE

[@darkhorse1280]

You buy a milk bag pitcher to put it in. www.kitchenstuffplus.com/ksp-fresh-milk-bag-holder-light-blue

[@Umbrellaoflove]

Yes it is a Canadian secret!! You place the bag in a special pitcher and snip the corner on the top of the bag. Make sure you don’t snip it too far down. Also it’s easier to pour for little fingers but children it’s not as heavy so there’s really any accidents LOL. One more thing before you snap the back place it into the pitcher and just pound it on counter or table a couple of times, ever so slightly. That will insure the Liquid is distributed evenly❣️🇨🇦

[@FaadumoArdo]

Janet Wayne not all Canadian provinces use a bag milk if you go in West Canada they use jar just like the usa

[@squatch545]

Janet Wayne. True. We used to buy milk in bags when I was a kid growing up in Calgary. I haven't seen milk in bags for a while.

[@siejsidjksjdjd]

Oh man, American Fanta looks radioactive.

[@mikedean481]

ROFL!!!

[@reneefry9018]

n mabey I think yours looks radioactive. Ive only seen canadian Fanta after all.

[@Jadah_Jadah4]

It’s good tho

[@user-qs1wm9tx6n]

Fanta is owned by Coke the American company each time you buy a bottle you help are Economy bud it’s the largest in the world

[@bobipineman]

it just look like orange crush

[@Raptor1867]

Your Smarties in the US are called Rockets here in Canada.

[@scratchitch1187]

I love Rockets and so does my dentist. Gives him a lot of business.

[@demonpride1975]

i love Canadian rockets. not every likes that chalk candy.

[@dustigenes]

I love rockets, but usually only find them around Halloween.

[@whatintarnation4983]

America does have smarties in a box; but I was surprised about the smarties/rockettes.

[@Canadian_Girl27]

Yea! It’s funny though because Canada Rockets and US Smarties taste completely different but look the exact same.

[@marykay8587]

No ketchup chip in the U.S??? Wtf?? 😱

[@LakeNipissing]

Yes they have it in Niagara Falls, NY. I have seen Ketchup chips at Walmart, Target and Ollie's. I don't buy them in Canada or the US, because I find they are way too messy to eat compared to BBQ.

[@Vald-zj7yq]

KZbin Fangurl ketchup chips sound gross

[@Roajlara]

Ketchup chip is not that different from dill pickle chips as far as taste goes

[@tylermcdermott3701]

I don't even like ketchup so I probably couldn't eat them anyway

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Vald 7777777 Do you like ketchup with French fries?

[@marylight9700]

For the soda color thing and other items - there are items or ingredients not allowed in most countries since it kills you slowly/is bad for you, but that is perfectly legal in the US cause well, pft, "they" (/regulators/FDA) doesn't give two shits about the ppl unless you've got alotta money/1%.

[@lumi3701]

Mary Light well it taste good...

[@BA-ut8ty]

Mary Light did. 🍹🍪🍭🥧🍹🍿🥣🥡🍩🍾🍦🥧🍾🍦🍾🍾🍭🍾🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍭🍷🍿🍾🥛🍾🥜🍾🍯🍻🍩🥣🥣🎂🏏⛹️‍♀️🇵🇳🇵🇳🇳🇮🇳🇿🇵🇱🇹🇷🇻🇨🇸🇩🇨🇭🇻🇺🇺🇦🇺🇬🇺🇿

[@FayolaOnline]

Different ingredients

[@daisyestabillo39]

Fayola Online ' google

[@paulcheek5711]

oh so true....

[@the6ix72]

It's not called a canada bar they just named it that because they are celebrating Canada's birthday being 150 years old (which was in 2017) the real name is Oh Henry and not Oh Canada

[@PlayRightParent]

That makes sense, didn't realize that. =)

[@randy7068]

The isles in the US are bigger because the people in the US are bigger...lol, kidding Merica!. Canada has used milk in bags since I can remember(10 years old) and I'm 53 now. It's more environmentally responsible and you just drop it into a hard plastic pitcher made for the bags and cut the corner off to pour the milk out. Our smarties is the equivalent of your M&M's, but I personally like smarties better. The reason the cashier in Canada asked you if you wanted a bag is because most stores in Canada now charge 5 cents per bag. Unless you bring your own bags which most people buy and bring in the store and they last years and are reusable.

[@mayloo2137]

Here in Calgary, I know many people who buy recyclable bags from Walmart, Superstore, Safeway, dollar stores etc. Around here, you can pretty well buy them anywhere. I used to get recyclable bags from my local library system. Sadly, I don't see them around much anymore.

[@holeymoley2]

Nice unbiased comparison - appreciating the differences without saying one is ultimately better than the other, just different.

[@leeleewaters1451]

Two of the Wal-Mart's that I go to here in Ontario Canada have the Expectant Mother parking as well as Parent with Child parking. And handicap parking of course. 🇨🇦

[@Ripplin]

I grew up in New Brunswick (east coast, borders Maine) and we always bought milk in cartons or plastic jugs. (I still see plastic now for chocolate milk sometimes) When we moved to Ontario, as soon as I saw the price of milk in bags, I convinced my mother to switch, because you basically get 1L free as opposed to buying two 2L cartons.

[@stickney43]

Ripplin I grew up in northern Maine near the Canadian border my father was from Tilley New Brunswick, we used to go grocery shopping at Save Easy in Perth Andover, but I never saw milk in a bag.

[@greggmitchell4173]

This is milk in bags on Prince Edward Island.

[@francklie6568]

There is still milk in bags in Quebec too.

[@EasternExplorer]

Stickney42 I currently live in Perth Andover and I can assure you the grocery store has bagged milk. Paul also changed brands a few years back. Its no longer a Save Easy, its an Independent grocer.

[@teenie761]

Ripplin Boi new brunswick twinz

[@Mascotal]

Puree is french for mashed. It's not how Canadians spell potatoes. In the U.S. you have yellow potatoes with white flesh. Canadians have milk in bags because a small plastic bag is easy to recycle. Put the bag into a jug to hold it in the fridge. Americans throw a lot of plastic garbage into the landfill.

[@gravja3922]

Very interesting the minor differences. Neat to see. Especially watching you poking milk in the bag. Its a canadian secret on how we use that :)

[@playhooky]

I've bought milk in a bag in the U.S.; in northeast Iowa while visiting my aunt - -around Waverly - north of Waterloo, but yes it's very uncommon in the U.S. Saves on all those milk cartons going into the landfill; you take the bag home and pore the milk into your own pitcher.

[@rfabiano22]

playhooky There are 3 smaller bags inside the milk bag you get at the store. You take one of the bags and put it in a milk bag holder and snip the corner of the bag so you can pour out the milk.

[@junbh2]

+playhooky No, you don't pour the milk into a pitcher - you put the whole bag inside a special pitcher and just cut the corner off the bag to make a spout to pour

[@TMGMedia73]

Here in Alberta, we don’t use bagged milk, just plastic jugs or cartons. I lived in Ontario for 3 years and was amazed seeing milk in plastic bags.

[@oldnetfag]

Olivia Woloshyn We had bags of milk in Manitoba around 50 years ago but we didn't have them around for too many years. I remember them being cheaper than the milk that came in a jug/carton (less packaging). The milk bag holder is just a reusable plastic pitcher designed to hold the bag of milk. Just pop the bag into the pitcher, snip off the corner of the bag so you can pour your milk and you're good to go.

[@kens9775]

Fanta Orange in Canada has a very small amount of real fruit juice, that's why it's cloudy. Also the Canada bar is actually an Oh Henry bar. (special wrapper for Canada's birthday... Canada Day July 1st)

[@zrinkajelic6715]

I don't drink Fanta so can't comment on the amount of real juice in it, but in Europe it looks exactly like the one in Canada and I never saw Fanta the colour like the one in the US, that looked totally artifical to me.

[@catherinetodd5163]

Other way around with Fanta. For example, Orange Fanta in Germany, where the name brand Fanta originated, uses orange juice, Canada uses tangerine juice and the USA version contains neither. We use real grapes in Canada for the grape and cream soda flavours as well. We use natural colours in Canada but the States uses the dyes yellow 6 and red 40 for the Orange. I assume the other flavours would have a similar breakdown of ingredients and differences so that could change the look too. If juice were the only comparison, to my mind, logic/common sense would dictate the more real juice, the more cloudy it could be but that could just be how I process things because I'm sure real juice would be heavily filtered, perhaps making it clearer, leaning my comment possibly closer toward knee-jerk than logic. Idk. lol I've used milk bags since the 1970's. When empty, the bags are great to recycle as thick freezer bags. I also like that you can freeze 2 milk bags while keeping one in the fridge. (There are 3 milk bags inside the larger bag seen in the vid) Great for people who don't go through it as quickly or get a sale and stock up for fewer trips to the store for a big family.and it doesn't take up more space in the fridge.

[@KodiD420]

No, healthy countries banned certain ingredients. The USA uses Dye in the soda that is linked to ADHD and other Health Effects.

[@emjoi_joiemoni]

@@zrinkajelic6715 the fanta here in the USA has an actual orange taste. I use to love drinking it everyday hahaha

[@m.ikayla]

what you call smarties are known as rockets here in Canada

[@jasminejohnston6393]

Purée means "Mashed" in Canadian French

[@NOVAsteamed]

In Québec there a lot of different things. You should compare Ontario and Québec.

[@111olbap]

Why are Americans so confused by milk in bags? You have a pitcher shaped like the bag that you put the bag into, then you cut the corner off the milk bag, and you pour the milk. We don't like... hold the bag up to our mouths and drink the entire liter (3.78 liters = 1 US gallon) of milk at once.

[@tdurgan1921]

Pablo's Tech Tips I’m Canadian and I’ve never seen milk in a bag. Seems ridiculous to me

[@jediskunk67]

Because America doesn’t use that stupid metric system!

[@111olbap]

@@tdurgan1921 For years as a lad I only knew of milk in bags. The first time I saw milk not in a bag I was confused.

[@111olbap]

@@jediskunk67 Ok so if you don't know what a liter is you can figure out what 1/4 gallon is right? Also the unit of measurement for the volume of milk is irrelevant to whether or not packaging milk in a plastic bag is a good idea or not.

[@sara-maudea.1306]

How do Americans survive without Lays ketchup chips...? Blows my mind.

[@stoning2112]

sara a we have ketchup chips but they're made by a different brand and they're usually sold in the summer because my mom always gets them cuz she loves ketchup chips

[@KingsKidNOTW]

We actually have them

[@josephdengg]

Robert Huggins do you have lays ketchup chips tho

[@thirdeye_aspect5034]

Where? I need to try them

[@gothica3605]

here in pa, we have heinz ketchup chips

[@kiraboisvert682]

*WAIT* ROCKETS ARE CALLED SMARTIES IN THE US????? AM I THE ONLY ONE FREAKING OUT ABOUT THIS *BRUH SERIOUSLY*

[@meltedicecreamsandwich]

Bean Sheep Smarties came first

[@realluser-smore-2519]

It's true

[@davinp]

With Sears gone from Canada and Target Canada shutdown a few years ago that leaves Walmart Canada with no competitors

[@meltedicecreamsandwich]

Davin Peterson don't you guys have Loblaws or something

[@mariusbleek]

Superstore and Costco to some extent

[@mariusbleek]

Out west there's also Save-on-foods and Safeway which wasn't able to make it back East

[@ahahaha9610]

Zerhs.

[@ahahaha9610]

@@meltedicecreamsandwich nope but we have stores like zerhs. Sobeys costco etc

[@Odbarc]

Some of those things are subjective to location. We've got Expecting-mothers parking near mine. It's funny how American's are bamboozled with bagged milk but there's a reasonable answer for it all. Pretty sure everyone owns a milk container. You put one of the bags into the container, cut a hole into the corner to draw the milk out. When you're done with it, you remove the empty bag and you can throw it away without having to keep all those plastic tubs. "How do you close it?" We don't. It's never been a problem for anyone or the milk.

[@6th_Army]

Canada walmart does have expecting mothers parking. We even have veteran parking.

[@gregnikas6658]

Wow I live in Canada born and raised and I have never seen milk in a BAG. I'm so shocked. But I live on the west coast so maybe that's why.

[@randy7068]

Never seen milk in a bag??? I've been drinking it for 43 years poured from a bag. Sure you live in Canada? Eh?

[@danbaldwick4853]

I take it that you're from western Canada sir, We've had bagged milk in Ontario for as long as I can remember.

[@merak0044]

Well I was born and thrown in nothern Ontario and we had bags of milm. Its cheaper since it has hardry any packaging and once empty, dont take much place in the blue bin....Good things grow in Ontario.......

[@custommade90]

Bagged milk is an Ontario (center of the universe) thing... everybody else has normal milk

[@geoplanetaire]

custommade90 Not true, milk also comes in bags in the Atlantic provinces

[@chillysnowgirl8322]

Ketchup is a pretty standard chip flavour to find here in Canada. If you go into any store that sells chips, you're highly likely to find them, even stores that have their own "house brand" of snack products (eg. Walmart, Canadian Tire, grocery stores, etc.) will usually have them. Not sure if they're sold in the U.S., but we even have ketchup flavoured Crispy Minis rice cakes here, plus we also have a separate Tomato and Basil flavoured version too!

[@OO-nd2kn]

The American isles are bigger because the Americans are bigger. Seriously, the stores are built to our sizes! In Canada they get more usage from their space because there not as fat so the stores can make the isles smaller.

[@stoning2112]

I can't even finish the food on my plate that are order at restaurants in America but then again I can't speak for Americans cuz I'm not American myself

[@realluser-smore-2519]

The US stores are just bigger and it's easy to access because you can 2 people on different sides of an aisle and possible that it can be crowded the target stores are the same with the thin aisles because it's less crowded possibly the same size as a Canadian Walmart

[@hannahbanana3461]

Idk if anyone commented this already, but for the bagged milk you had seen, you have to buy a reusable milk jug to hold the bag in place while you pour it, at lest that's what most people do

[@ALuimes]

I expected that!

[@sageandclovers]

American Smarties = Canadian Rockets

[@mayloo2137]

Canadian Smarties = American M & Ms

[@ryans413]

Mind is blown lol

[@jbeim777]

Haha i laughed at the bagged milk part. You put the bags in special milk jugs they sell. Its so fun to see the differences between canada and usa.

[@tayasmine1999]

For the bag situation In Canada we try to be eco friendly as possible and carry our own reusable bags, that’s why some places charge you for bags and some places ask if you needed bags

[@infinitenoticications9315]

I am from Canada and I once looked at the shoe section in a Walmart in USA. First of all, almost no one was in that section and the floors were messy with shoes and just looked unorganized. In Canada, I rarely have seen shoes and clothes in general on the floor in Walmart.

[@stickney43]

Infinite Noticications You might have more considerate customers in Canada, I work for Walmart US and I find that customers don’t care if they make a mess I once folded a table of ladies shirts, as I was finishing the last table a lady was picking up shirts to look at and dropping them on the table instead of folding the shirt and putting it back the way she found it, actually it’s customers that make the some Walmart’s look trashy because they have no respect for the hard work we do.

[@realluser-smore-2519]

Nobody buys shoes from Walmart the closest one near me has a mess of clothing some are neat and organized but the shoe department is not the best

[@snowezy]

lets appreciate her for traveling to canada and usa back and forth to make this video

[@clumsykittykat5383]

Milk in bags is more common in eastern Canada, not so much here in western Canada. Once you hit around the middle of Manitoba bagged milk is scarce, it usually jugs or cartons in the west.

[@arthurwaite976]

The bilingual thing is a hoot! My family had a visit from an aunt who lived in Florida, and she enjoyed everything except the colored money... When she packed up and went home, she took along a big bunch of foods that she couldn't get in Florida. Later, she wrote back to my Mum that the really enjoyed the "Old Fort" cheese. Get it?

[@majornandi9768]

Arthur Waite No?

[@Dovenpeis]

The colored money is the best part.

[@alexb.1320]

Major Nandi, "Old Fort" Cheddar cheese block. Old = english Fort = old in french Cheddar = Cheddar in french and english. And from that you get Old Fort cheese. Bilingual labelling is a legal requirement up here, which is why you got boxes of mashed puree, and other laughable word combinations.

[@Ripplin]

No, 'fort' means 'strong' in french, as in stronger taste. Old in french is vieux/vieille.

[@mylathompson1076]

I live in Florida. Our Walmart has Spanish food sections and many products, food and other items are labeled in both Spanish and English. Some in French too.

[@debbie541]

french and english on the packaging, less plastic, wide aisles not needed as canadians are always getting exercise, Americans surely know that from all that snow shovelling that needs to get done to get in and out of those canadian igloos

[@nuhanissar6203]

I know I’m late but in Canada for milk in bags you have to buy this like pitcher things that are made for the milk. It’s fits perfectly

[@childrenareourfriends5763]

for the bagged milk you buy a holder for it and you put the bag of milk in the holder and cut the corner and put it in the fridge

[@patriciac9123]

In Canada, we put the milk bag in a pitcher and cut one corner and pour it in our glass. Like srsly 😂 were not just taking the bag and cut it, it's gonna spill. Common sense guys 🤔😂

[@factojapspecmotorsport846]

AWDWaffle I never had a clip on mine since the bag rarely last more than a day

[@reneefry9018]

Pat3Cia C 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@busterobe]

Thank you for explaining how we do it in 🇨🇦

[@mariusbleek]

It's actually just Ontario and Quebec that use bags as far as I know. We don't have them in BC

[@katg8326]

@@mariusbleek The Maritime's do as well. So basically the Eastern part of Canada does and Western part of Canada doesn't.

[@m1t2a1]

Huge packs of batteries because our hydro goes out so often. Sorry, hydro means electricity here eh.

[@anthill1982]

m1t2a1 I don’t know where you live but it must not be in Canada we have very little issues with Hydro going out in 30 years I can only recall three times

[@ClubCrew]

Hydro is region specific. Try traveling outside of the centre of the universe that is Ontario and you'll get strange looks if you call power "hydro".

[@BroccoliBeefed]

@m1t2a1 . Hydro means water unless you're calling it hydro-electric.

[@DozIT]

Living in Osgoode Ontario (40 mins south of Ottawa-- technically in city district) our power used to go out about a dozen times a year, although in recent years it has been more reliable (a couple times per year). However in the City Ottawa it never goes out! All depends on where you live.

[@JeffArmani]

ClubCrew We called it hydro in Alberta as well. The big change was getting used to milk in bags. Seriously tf?

[@karenmueller8885]

I live in Barrie Ontario and our Walmart’s have expectant mothers parking.

[@ticriss6548]

In Trois-Rivières Quebec we have them too

[@backup_almeknassi9824]

i live in Barrie Ontario too!

[@XeRo333]

I would love to visit Canada one of these days!! Canada looks very beautiful

[@christophercolumbus8944]

lol the walmart?

[@madeinsergei8492]

The milk bag has a some what mug holder. It’s better and saves a lot of resources

[@anielahagen4802]

1:20 it says mashed potatoes, you just read the French by accident. I live in Canada and I do that a lot.

[@MrJesusPrime]

Lol love the milk comment. Milk in bags is an Ontario thing, it's slightly more environmentally friendly and it keeps the milk fresher longer we have containers that you can get from the dollar store that holds milk and then you just cut corner of the bag open. The bagged coming to is in Ontario by law came across to try to cut down on bags and landfills so there's a $0.05 charge per bag.

[@codman-ic5pt]

We have expecting parking spots in Canada, we also have hugs to hold the milk bags. And we have "rockets" same thing as American smarties

[@xyzzserena1294]

I live in California, and theyre selling like kinder joys in walmart, ALSO they charge 10 cents for a bag, and they take 5 bags in purpose and stuff, also i would love to go to the canadian walmart, here its just normal, kids screaming and rude cashiers, but in canada it seems everyones polite.

[@nopsee7612]

It's the same in Canada. Rude shoppers, wild kids, and rude employees. I tell myself thank you for shopping and have a great day🤣. But seriously only products are different. Same attitude from everyone everywhere.

[@oryday1133]

Canadian walmart sucks, less selection, higher prices, you're not missing much

[@jasonwright8088]

USA's Smarties, are Canada's Rockets 😂

[@generpicado7838]

0:57 when my teacher gives nobody the homework and i get all the homework

[@joereid7875]

Milk is sold in the plastic containers in Canada as well!There is a special juh you use for the milk in bags!

[@borntoolate9081]

the aisles are so narrow in Canada because in a lot of Walmarts they didn't build proper stores; they just crammed a grocery department into existing stores.

[@RavenholmZombie]

Can confirm. My local Walmart used to be a smaller one before it was renovated into a "Supercenter", meaning they just crammed a grocery section into it without expanding the store's footprint that much.

[@08wildhoney]

One of my local Supercentres was converted from a regular store and the other was a total new build. The aisles in the new one are way wider.

[@clacim5180]

Please more videos like this, thank you and I like the video🌷🌹💐👌

[@brendapenny4094]

The Walmart stores I've been to in Western Canada have Mother with child spaces,

[@helbent4]

I haven't seen bagged milk here in British Columbia (BC) for at least a decade or more. I have do have a bag holder that I use to scoop kitty litter into the cat box. Picture a plastic open-topped carafe with a handle. You drop the bag in the top, then carefully cut off the corner opposite the handle to make a small hole. Milk does tend to come in plastic jugs now here in BC as well (4L and 2L, opposed to gallon and half-gallon), although specialty products (like eggnog) often come in cartons. But the waxed paper cartons are older-style and usually do not to have the plastic screw-top spout on the side. One thing you'll notice is metric weight and volume tends to be more prominent over Imperial measurements on packaging. Here in BC we actually do have parent parking so I imagine this might be an Ontario thing.

[@JayJayShellyann]

They asked you for bags because here (Canada) most people bring their own reusable bags

[@chloedessaint8173]

they ask you if you want a bag because most people in Canada have bags in recycled materials...we bring like 7 reusable bags so we dont use to much plastic

[@gklinger]

I see that others have addressed the bilingual packaging and the milk in bags (which is great as it stays fresher and you can tell how much you have left!) so I'll mention we do have expectant mother/parents with small children parking spots. It varies based on location though as the law only calls for handicapped spots at present. Regardless, thank you for that fantastic video and I hope you come to visit Canada again. We love our brothers and sisters from the U.S.A. P.S. Wonderbar is oh so good!

[@charlenegeorgina3854]

We use a milk pitcher for our bagged milk in Canada. And bagged milk is not Canada wide.

[@Borat_Sagdiy3v]

Milk bags are strictly east coast!

[@beingmomca2083]

We don't have them in Newfoundland, although I do remember milk being in bags for a short time in the early 90's when I was a child. I also remember the jugs with the slit in the front that held the bags of milk.

[@merricat3025]

Borat Sagdiyev do you mean east coast of Canada?. I can't speak for Walmart cuz I don't shop at Walmart but we have milk in the bag in the midwest -United States.

[@ryanstock7094]

Ontario and eastward

[@daniellamckitterick8010]

The U.S. version of smaties... we call those rockets. We have them their just called something different.

[@CanuckGod]

I believe Cadbury was using the trademark for their chocolate candy in Canada prior to the US Smarties company starting to export their product to Canada, and thus had to change the name here to Rockets as a result.

[@F_Fox810]

This was a really good comparison of the two. I especially like your reaction at seeing the bagged milk. Haha

[@MapleBalls]

Bags of milk are in Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba. The containers are in another isle. Never pay more than $1.99 . Drop the bags in, slap it on the bottom 3 times, side opposite from handle, cut corner top open, pour. It's cheaper.

[@crazyguy1913]

The US Walmart comes with screaming kids lol

[@abbasgirl74]

Oh we have those in Canada too and they're running around through our narrow aisles. :)

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

crazyguy1913 Pretty much

[@realluser-smore-2519]

It's hard to hear them because when it comes to the US Walmart the high ceilings from the front to back and all the adults talking it's hard to hear them screaming

[@stickney43]

I work for Walmart USA, and the only thing I don’t like is the fact that associates in Canada get their associate discount on everything in the store, we only get it on certain items and produce the only time we get the discount on everything is at Christmas time, I met an associate who works at a supercenter in London Ontario she told me that they get the discount on everything we all should get the same discount.

[@derekb4930]

stickney43 we dont get it on everything clearance some rollbacks and some selected items during black friday sales we dont and im not 100% sure but i dont think we get it on the few selected ontario stores that sell alcohol

[@omegashenron8]

It's only a 10% discount. I worked at Walmart for a bit here in Canada. It's not even that much. At most it might pay the tax on whatever you're buying.

[@mohsinalisiddiqui3231]

When your kids don't let you compare the two Walmarts 😂 😂 😂

[@jakeyvo]

lol I was drinking Neilson Strawberry Milk while watching this lol 4:21

[@PlayRightParent]

Awesome

[@howarddixon3804]

There is a container that fits those bags perfect and has a spout

[@user-ir8jd9np9m]

Canada Squad! 😛

[@wundawuman7476]

I am in Canada ...in southern Ontario and our Walmart has at least 6 expectant mother spots ..plus 3 spots for moms with young children ..as well as numerous disable spots too

[@PlayRightParent]

I figured there might be expecting mothers spots at other Walmart locations in Canada, not sure why this one didn't have any.

[@ALuimes]

I'm surprised Walmarts don't have senior's parking. They need it more than expectant mothers do.

[@mayloo2137]

Here in Calgary, I only see spots for Handicapped Parking, nothing for the others

[@fabio40]

They have expecting mothers parking spaces at Walmart here in Canada. Maybe not at just the one you were at.

[@alinajeknavorian]

Regarding the milk, you put the bag in a milk jug and cut the little top corner and pour

[@slenderfoxx3797]

Alina Jeknavorian yeah and there's 3 little bags in the one big bag usually

[@FaadumoArdo]

I don't know which year you visited but every Walmart in Ontario and Alberta has expected mothers parking lot.

[@PlayRightParent]

Visited in summer 2017.

[@ticriss6548]

In Quebec too we have them

[@mayloo2137]

I'm in Calgary. Where did you see parking signs for expectant mothers?

[@wanupgirl]

we don't have a canada bar their oh henry's but that's probably for canada day or something.

[@biancawarda1430]

depending on the location I have seen multiple locations of walmarts in Ontario that have not one but three expecting mothers parking in each of the lanes of parking. and they ask if you want a bag bc most Canadians use re-useable bags

[@ChrisTheAppleOne]

Yes it's to stop the overuse of plastic, plastic bags are so bad for the environment. I'm glad Walmart Canada caught on... and yeah most people bring their own bags these days. A lot of places in Canada charge for plastic bags to influence you to bring your own to save money and contribute to the environment.

[@barryputman9383]

There is expecting mother spots in canada

[@PlayRightParent]

Maybe it was just this Walmart in Canada we visited that didn't have it.

[@amytilley1819]

“What’s this?” Me: a bag of milk.... “But how do you drink it?” Me: -_- there’s 3bags of milk in the main bag. You put it in a milk pitcher and it holds the bag.

[@synful1969]

Milk in a bag is popular in Wisconsin, when you buy it at small convenient store you get a complimentary pitcher, that holds the bag and has a small place to hook the corner of bag to keep it closed. Most people just reused a milk jug. You also get orange juice in a bag too. I used to buy it a kwik trip in Marshall, Wisconsin.

[@joelaino3793]

In a Walmart in Chicopee, Massachusetts in the back area near the men’s and women’s restrooms is a pay phone that works. You have to look around, and you can find one.

[@brothekid1072]

I love ketchup chips.

[@davenwin1973]

Brothekid10 I have seen ketchup flavored chips from Lays on and off. It's usually offered as a limited edition. I believe Herr's brand chips have them in ketchup flavor all the time.

[@markIrSa]

I'm Canadian and I just learned this a couple of days ago but ONLY in Ontario do we bag our milk, all the other provinces actually use gallons, which surprised me because I always thought it was all of Canada. Fanta Orange in Canada also doesn't have Red#40 Most Walmarts now also have the Expectant Mother parking, ours just got put in a couple of months ago. Also, they asked if you wanted a bag because they charge you for each bag. It's like this with most stores aside from retail. Its to reduce plastic bag waste LOVE THE VID BTW

[@pixelum2023]

Mark Sarong, milk is sold in bags in Quebec as well.

[@foxdoe7540]

they bag milk in every eastern provinces (Ontario, Québec, P.E.I., Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.)

[@virtuitousvampire9371]

Milk is sold in other provinces as well. East coast. Actually majority of Canadians (Ontario and Quebec)use bagged milk per cap because it’s easier to ship and more environmentally friendly. West coast mostly doesn’t have bagged milk.

[@Bigmakpaddywack]

It's not in gallons it's in litres

[@robc2884]

We have bags in New Brunswick as well, as long as I can remember. We have cartons and jugs as well. We even have bags of chocolate milk.

[@jorgeamaya4649]

Love the video. We're planning a trip to Canada and was curious about the differences in items.

[@SyvannaS]

You get a pitcher type thing to put the bag of milk in witch allows you to pour it

[@michaelkaybecker]

In my experience Walmart’s in Canada are nice where as American Walmart’s are trashy.

[@GolfFanaticEstR]

Michael Becker, There are some bad ones, if you know where to look.

[@dalirfarzan1694]

Really depends on the population group that uses them. Go to a high-income large suburb and you'll find VERY "fancy" Wal-Marts that are clean and nice, and also have some very high-end products you normally can only find online. Go to an impoverished area and you WILL find very trashy Wal-Marts. A lot of it has to do with the quality of employees available, as well. If you have people who put pride in their work and are looking for long-lasting employment or saving up money for college, you'll find more dutiful workers. If you hire from an impoverished area with many single parents who can't take time off and may come in late since they needed someone to take care of their kid, etc etc and have been hopping around from job to job, the employees won't take as much care because getting fired isn't a big deal. Bad things like getting fired or reprimanded isn't so bad the third time around. Yes, I am overgeneralizing and I know this is not the case everywhere, and there are very few accurate blanket statements. I am only talking about the personal experiences I have had in the Wal-Marts that I have visited as I've lived in various states around the USA.

[@stickney43]

Michael Becker No all Walmart’s are trashy the one I work at isn’t.

[@DeeDeeCatMom]

It's because in Canada we no longer have Zellers, and Target didn't work out...We're stuck with one store- Walmart.

[@JazzyBabe56]

yeah and now Sears is all done too.....very limited choices now....

[@nikoliomlin1370]

Different government restrictions

[@brentshepherd5811]

To drink bagged milk there is a thing that you put the bag in that helps you pour the milk

[@corynickoleff767]

Brent Shepherd yeah if you have the containers the bags of milk work awesome

[@thereadingunicorn]

Loved the comparisons. I would have liked to see more of the prices of each individual item (US compared to Canada) for the same items. I live in Alberta and we don't have the double tiered carts here just the same ones you have in the US. I guess each Walmart is different in Canada. About a year ago we had to start paying for bags (they want everyone to be more environmental even though they put out a weekly flyer??!!) ) so that's why they ask if you want a bag. We don't have the bags of milk here either. I haven't seen those since I was a kid when the "milkman" brought the milk in bags! Crazy that they still sell it down east. The US has so much more variety in products than we do here. Check out the granola aisle, cereal or yogurt for example. You have so many different brands. Here in Canada we have about 3 different company brands to choose from. When I walk into a Walmart in the US it's like being on a different planet! I can spend all day there just in the grocery section saying "we don't have this! we don't have that!" Plus our prices are insane. You're so lucky!!!

[@Imintune...]

Biggest thing is in Canada be prepared to pay more taxes and higher prices .

[@landongendur]

Usually the more north you go, the higher the price. I was just in Flin Flon & noticed a significant price difference compared to Regina.

[@spiceman7701]

Yep

[@mythicaltarot]

I'll pay more in taxes so I can go to the emergency with a broken arm..and still afford my car Payment... mortgage..and to eat that month lol

[@jesuschristitsjasonbourne7993]

The reason why we have high prices for houses and stuff is because the government needs to pay for healthcare. That’s why we have free healthcare. I just recently moved to Canada and I’m not sure if my statement is right, plz correct me if I’m wrong.

[@Billy2003Bob2003]

Health care is not "free", we pay for it in taxes.

[@ladom6315]

The smarties in Canada are not the same candy as the one in the US. The Canadian smarties look like Skittles but have chocolate on the inside and the American smarties are just candy rolls. I've had those candy rolls before in Canada so I'm sure you just compared two conpletely different candies.

[@andrewkennedy9704]

Liane Arandia we call them rockets.

[@oryday1133]

Chocolate Smarties are sold in many countries, in south africa the different colours had flavours, like yellow tasted like banana, orange tasted like oranges. Smarties originated in the UK.

[@CanuckGod]

Cadbury sold them in Canada prior to the completely unrelated US company starting to sell their product in Canada, so since they couldn't get the trademark here they had to sell them as Rockets instead.

[@biancaaiello5485]

Fascinating! Thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@pou618]

They have hard plastic pitchers to put the milk that comes in a bag in. You then snip the corner of the bag off. Been around for years. Cuts down the use of plastic containers.

[@jbloom1981]

I know for a fact that they have expectant mother and child spots, my youngest is 8 and I've used them while pregnant and with young kids. Smarties from the US are rockets in Canada. Some areas of Canada have bagged milk and you slip the bag into an open top jug, just cut the top corners of the bag and use. Fanta is on the cloudy side I have no idea why, we don't drink it. Safe to assume there's less stuff in it. And it's said same as center, It's British English.

[@jbloom1981]

Also, we're not worried that our kids are going to eat the toy I guess? I just picked up 4 of the 3 packs of kinder eggs yesterday for Easter for my kids. It's kinda hard not to stop at the shell when there's a plastic egg inside, so I'm not sure where the concern came from. This is in Ontario.

[@marisp2588]

Watching Americans freak out over bagged milk is hilarious xD

[@natashasemrau3670]

We used to have bagged milk here, but people didn't buy it. There was a special pitcher that held the bagged milk so it wouldn't splash all over.