European TikToker’s Are Fighting American’s Over Their GROCERIES…

This is the dumbest trend of 2024, and we’re only in MARCH.
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[@mxsmeria]

these people remind me of the high school mean girls that purposefully ignore the obvious stuff and choose one miniscule thing to hold above our heads for all four years of school

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@growingoaks]

“Kissed a hotdog” “ONG THAT WAS ONE TIME!!”

[@gamespc-zi6zo]

the fact she used gas to go to the store to show us is so sad 0-0 we should know how to read it says family size😭😭

[@gamespc-zi6zo]

i also read the title wrong i thought she meant we were tryna take their groceries because most of the time americans are the problem👁👄👁

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@bulletproofair]

Really upset, as an American, to learn a gallon of ice cream and family sized bags of chips aren't single serving products. I thought it was in our Constitution that they must be consumed in 1 sitting.

[@random_dragon]

Funnily enough, I actually ate one of those giant cakes in the span of about three days 😂

[@Izaikaze]

Bro, I'm only allowed like 4 scoops (WITH A NORMAL SPOON BRUH) of icecream, like if you're going to eat a whole gallon, it's because you're stress eating. (To clarify, I am not calling out the joke, I am simply saying that eating a whole gallon of ice cream is stress eating.)

[@mcreena]

Family size? I think you mean challenge size. One sitting or nothing.

[@EavenStarchilde]

Looooooool

[@theoddbox]

Family size as in u hide the bag from ur family

[@SoSkepticalFox]

Going to costco and being suprised that things are large, is like going to the beach and being suprised there is sand.... what did you expect to find there!? Its a bulk store intentionally to save money

[@scoobyboo8837]

I was just coming to say this. Everything is pretty sold much in bulk just another version of Sam’s club

[@mysticloverfairy1]

I mean it’s not like Costco doesn’t exist in Europe , they have Costco all over . So either this person who made this TikTok has never ever stepped foot in a Costco, never heard of Costco or they’re just a plain idiot.

[@abbyd254]

I was so impressed with foods we could get in a gas station in Japan- like, a seaweed wrapped rice ball with fresh sushi fish in the middle was one of my favorite things to grab for a travel day- but they are SO small relative to the US, and really good at logistics, what with the trains you could take practically anywhere, etc, that it's pretty easy for them to get fresh things from their point of origin to their destination every day. Europeans totally miss the party where we can drive for a whole day, only stopping to refuel and grab snacks and a bathroom break in that same gas station, and still have another full day of travel to get to our destination, all within the same country. There are places in Texas so remote they don't have Internet or a local post office. You have to be able to buy jarred food and preservatives in bulk, esp if you're party of a big family in these remote places. I don't, because my family of 3 lives a mile and a half from a myriad of grocery stores and restaurants and we can afford fresh produce, etc. I enjoyed your outrage on our behalf, and I know Australia is ALSO home to a lot of remote ranches and isolated small towns, so I'm not surprised y'all have actually one-upped us with the 30 pack of sodas 😂 When I saw a map of Australia with, like, five Texas' paid out across it, my mind was blown! Those mega trucker caravans across the outback are wild 😅

[@miers2002]

Also, another thing I want to point out on the family size chips n stuff, WE DON'T EAT THEM IN ONE DAY!!! At least I don't, but a lot of times it takes a good few days before the bag goes empty, same thing with other food items aswell!!

[@alyssah8756]

Yeah a warehouse!!

[@Metaphoreign]

As an American the thing about Europe and the UK that shocked and pissed me off when I visited was that they charged for water at restaurants. I get that water is precious, I live in the desert, but even here, cold fresh clean water is offered for free even for dogs.

[@nashambenyisrael7689]

That is kinda crazy, paying for water in a restaurant, that water better be the best water in Europe

[@HaleyMary]

As a Canadian, I find that to be insane! The only water that you should be charged for in a restaurant is if you want the sparkling soda water.

[@4_Frog]

No they don’t I live in the uk that’s only if u buy bottled water but our water is safe from the tap unlike Americas tap water

[@gatorgirl2121]

​@@4_Frog Our tap water is safe. I drink tons of it every day. Why do you think it's not safe?

[@Cat-That-Jams]

@@4_Frog hi, American here, the vast majority of us have filtered tap water unless there’s a localized water supply issue like Flint Michigan, I drink straight tap water all the time…

[@solenizantka921]

As European this people haven't been in a normal supermarket in Europe. I feel like they only go to fancy natural eco shops🤦‍♀️

[@absinthealice]

Great point! Quite likely! 😂

[@khakipant2164]

And probably live in the capital city too, when I’ve visited like more than 10 countries, it’s always very small shops and the big ones are usually on the outskirts

[@lunayen]

Even eco shops have a section for bread.

[@Lady.Fern.]

And we have those stores here too, you’d think if that’s what they want that’s where they would have gone, but no lol

[@balleybarrera144]

We have them to I only remember the name of one of them traider Joe their food are over priced you're better of doing gardening or small scale farming.

[@emanuellathie4250]

My word! As an European who is also 16 years old, I felt second hand embarrassment throughout this whole video. Like this specific people in these TikToks really thought they are doing the continent of Europe a favour when in reality, they are making non-Americans look like idiots 💀

[@MidoriGaleart]

I actually like the mini size packaging from Europe, from snacks, to canned tuna to body deodorant, something I didn't saw in my travels to USA. So, for a loner traveler used to small 1 person size stuff, USA can be a little shocking, but expected.

[@onechaoticmommy3092]

@@MidoriGaleartWe have travel size in almost everything. It’s in the travel section at Walmart.

[@MidoriGaleart]

@@onechaoticmommy3092 last time I went up there was pre-pandemic times so if I have the chance to go back I'll check it! Thank you

[@lightsoutx4756]

I think its like giving them back what they gave us. They also come to european countries bitching about our stuff so we do the same. I mean many americans still think europe is a fkn country. im not even joking. I even had a discussion with an american who said the holocaust is fake. They make fun of our food because its not sweet enough ... uh yeah sorry karen but our food has strict laws and isnt full of sugar

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

​@@MidoriGaleart every store in the US has travel sized products. If we didnt, we'd never be able to leave the country. Duh

[@bmitchell3626]

This young woman is so full of rage on behalf of my Country and I really appreciate it

[@hananana257]

Same 💀

[@l0sts0ul89]

Give her a citizenship!

[@bmitchell3626]

@@l0sts0ul89 YES!!!!

[@sunsetter4940]

Eh personally I wouldn't want someone defending me by yelling at a whole ass continent. Haylo is just naturally exuberant and pointing out the obvious that's what I like about these.

[@yomigonzalez9870]

​@@l0sts0ul89 immediately. Also, make her a representative of the US.

[@serotonin_rots]

it’s almost like you don’t have to eat the entire package in one sitting and you’re allowed to save things for later.. maybe they’re the one with an unhealthy view of food if they think they should eat everything all at once?

[@mcreena]

Not these Europeans telling on themselves that they've never eaten fruit. Also, that woman saying "go make your own croissants" is so frustrating. Real croissants take around _three days_ to make because of how you have to prepare and cool the dough. NO ONE is making fresh croissants at home.

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@krispyaudios3892]

not to mention the sheer amount of butter you need to make them. i know it's not the case in every state but as someone who's in California, where the butter is anywhere between $5-$7 dollars for the cheap stuff, not only do i not have the patience but i also don't have the money to make them lol

[@mcreena]

@@krispyaudios3892 Yeah no kidding. And you need _good_ butter to get good croissants. You can't just buy any butter willy nilly. It's just not a practical thing to tell people to make from scratch!

[@3amhellbeast]

I made croissants from scratch once for the experience (and I was a croissant fiend as a kid lol). They didn't even turn out as good as the pre-made store bakery ones, and I'm a fairly good baker 😭 I'll just get a pack from Costco for $12 thanks 😂

[@sirenamares1390]

Also, she's most definitely a hater of disabled and poor people and the products they buy. You know she's the type to look at an electric can opener and start whining about lazy people not wanting to open their cans on their own anymore. "Screw arthritis! You're just lazy!" I bet she saw the cut avocado pieces and complained about the plastic and lazy people too. "I don't care that removing an avocado pit can be hard for people with mobility issues! They should stop being lazy and just risk getting injured like normal people don't have to worry as much." Gosh, I bet she freaks out when she sees carton bottles of 100% egg whites. "Why not just crack a dozen eggs, and risk failing to separate a few?" Because not everyone has the time or energy? Someone baking a lot of cakes and pies would appreciate having part of the work done. Just because they themselves don't see a use for it yet, they think it's unnecessary and useless for everyone else.

[@burningredreputation]

these europeans be acting like they ain’t never seen processed food in they life

[@Hello-bs8dn]

Unfortunately we(i) have

[@Snekysnitch]

We haven't 😞

[@chuuyas-fan]

Yeah

[@Witchofthesoutheast]

Nah it's more like if aliens went to earth for the first day of their lives

[@Such_A_Silly_Willy]

Well everybody knows that all Europeans live on isolated farmland in the mountains where they have to harvest their own food and take care of chickens all day.

[@Kimberley_Black_White_TV]

As an American, THANK YOU FOR THIS. It seems sometimes like the rest of the world thinks we are all big fat idiots that carry guns.

[@poolhalljunkie9]

The British acting like America is like this like they didn't come over here and try to fight us for the country and lose. 😂

[@MiMi_MoMo]

@@poolhalljunkie9 And lose TWICE. People always forget about the War of 1812 where they came back for round two to try and take us back again. Besides successfully burning down the White House, they failed spectacularly in that war too, and the lyrics for our national anthem came out of the conflict. Without the Brits unashamedly going for round two, Francis Scott Key would have never penned the words: “the land of the free and the home of the brave.”

[@wondertyzipp8260]

​​@@MiMi_MoMoFalse. The British did not attack America with the intent or reconquering the territory they lost in 1783 with the end of the Revolutionary War. The Empire lacked the numbers, finances and morale to attempt. They were at war with America in 1812 over a few concerns with the main one being over America's very rapid, bloody westward expansion and the fear that their Canadian territory would be at risk. Keep in mind, it was America who declared War on Britain in 1812. And taking into account the above, Britain did not lose the war of 1812. If anything, the result was a stalemate if not a win for Britain.

[@wondertyzipp8260]

@I_Love_Bread_318 not an arguement, just simply correcting misinformation lol

[@Ilikewofandwarriorcats]

POV: how they think we act: Discord mod ✅ Fat✅ Prime ✅ Feastables ✅ Stanley cups ✅ Literally anything unhealthy ✅ Alpha skibidi rizzler sigmas ✅ Guns ✅ Cringe ✅

[@isasillytherian]

i live how much emotion she puts into her videos that leaves an entertaining watch

[@YourMuseBillCipher]

For real!!

[@sparkypikachu7776]

Yup!

[@totally_rynn]

as an american with a small family who does not throw parties, you know what those party size bags of chips are great for?? multiple days. its almost like you can open a bag of chips, have some, not finish it, and save the rest for later!! shocking!!!

[@Kilie_Morton._.OrangeCat_Roo]

Exactly, my mum would buy them for us for the school week 😭

[@Nefariousaa]

it's more cost effective too lmao

[@thesigmaestemma]

It takes me a span of months bc my family is INCREDIBLY small.

[@windyhawthorn7387]

That's also why we have ziplock bags to store stuff in.

[@sandracox4341]

​@OrangeCat_Roo , I did for my children. I'd buy a big bag, and portion it out in snack size ziplock bags to pop into lunch boxes, or for a snack.

[@MaloryGrimes-em1rg]

As an American, we appreciate you

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@xxearth_angelxxmixes2612]

America loves Australia 🤍

[@wkeezz]

I second that

[@stellamwaa]

why is this so funny@@p-__

[@Gary_with_gun_]

@@p-__ what?😂

[@ladystaaardust]

as an italian i cringed so much💀 like we actually HAVE pickles in jars, boquets, medicine, family-sized things and we have fruit ECXACTLY like that. where on earth do you live if your local grocery store doesn't have those things😭😭😭ALSO i could literally go at the grocery store in my pajamas and no one would notice or care

[@s0ci4l.rej3ct_]

l'unica cosa è che non si vendono i farmaci nei supermercati

[@ladystaaardust]

@@s0ci4l.rej3ct_ dove abito io ci sono piccole sezioni per i farmaci, ovviamente cose leggere tipo nurofen o tachipirine, però boh forse non stanno in tutta italia

[@mewhenbruhmoment2082]

Blud I'm also italian and I've seen * giant stores.GIANT.around...10 or more kilometers² in surface area * I have seen even more bizzare foods; boney jones: a candy Skeleton. * literally...American and Chinese and Japanese food too

[@GOTHICMAMBA35]

I've done that it was yoga pants

[@anothermiddleschoolburnout8816]

What did they expect pickles to be stored in? I genuinely don't know. I thought that was standard.

[@joshualinder7158]

This video brought me immense joy. You walking through the supermarket, just destroying everything they were complaining about was masterful.

[@OliveTheLion]

On the ramen topic, In America we have a really bad problem with poverty. And ramen is cheap here, so a lot of people can only afford to eat things like ramen.

[@JeMiyah_was_here.]

That was literally my first thought when the ramen came on screen. Maybe not in those words, but I imagined the situation lol

[@Ash_quacks]

Its also just really good 😂

[@OliveTheLion]

@@Ash_quacks that too lol

[@1985toyotacamry]

Yeah as a person in the South, that's pretty much spot on. I have to do that because we have to stretch our budget

[@yourneighborhoodxenos]

It's similar in Japan and other places over in Asia, you can always find super cheap, cup noodles for when you're in a pinch. It also looks like they have *better* convenience store food though, not just fried chicken, pizza, and subs lol since less people cook at home over there. Ramen is great, rich or poor

[@alexia2]

as an american, ive never been happier to see someone from a different country standing up for us😂💖 go in lmao

[@Simslord15]

SAME

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

Same

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@cherryxjam]

@@Lyney_Babyits not giving babe

[@nickd2296]

It won't last lol. Once Trump becomes President again the rest of the Western World won't shut up about Americans being dumb even though Trump is definitely the better option.

[@ashleighlewis8938]

“Things in American supermarkets that would shock someone from the UK” Spices and seasonings.

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

What was the point of British people going around collecting spices just to not use any of them… like cmon y’all😔

[@mariafrancisco8558]

lmao😭that's true they don't use it and that explains why the food looks like unseasoning

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

@@mariafrancisco8558 maybe that’s why they’re scared of bright fruit All their food is so unseasoned it looks like it’s in grayscale

[@GravityButterfly]

I laughed so hard at this.

[@Ralsei.Is.Eating.Custard]

Well, I am from the UK, however I have many Jamaican Seasonings that I use for my Chicken, but maybe it's because I'm a quarter Jamaican, hoping at least some European people know about season.

[@ginaelliott4332]

Dang this girl was spitting facts so hard my finger hit the subscribe button on accident 💀

[@YourMuseBillCipher]

The feeling when you make a comment and it just gets ignored because it's not stimulating enough for people

[@Mrrow-x3f]

@@YourMuseBillCipherThis comment was very stimulating for me~🤤

[@WhiteStarLineX]

@Mrrow-x3f WTF

[@Landon_Landscape]

Ikr

[@imisuo]

@Mrrow-x3foh my god

[@luziryz]

As a European, I'm dissapointed in the people that are mad at family/party sized stuff. It's called FAMILY/PARTY SIZED FOR A REASON! They're also specifically only paying attention to the bigger sizes, but not the normal sizes. 🤦🏽

[@largol33t12]

I live in the US and they almost always stamp the words "Party size" on those big bags of potato chips, cake mixes, snack mixes, etc. If it's a large size, they love to put those words on the box!

[@Magssilly]

As a European I completely agree also why do they act like we, in Europe don't have the EXACT SAME THINGS in European supermarkets

[@rred_40]

99 likes

[@iamahatnamedbilly6277]

maybe europeans are too sad and lonely to understand the concept of sharing things with family and enjoying the company of others

[@Random_Fandom107]

Also when it comes to “large” food portions im restaurants, we have a massive leftover culture here in America, I’m not sure about other places, but we take what we don’t eat home so we can eat it later

[@nekuno1092]

nah bro as an European i can confirm we have party/family sized options too. They just telling bs

[@yesplatinum7956]

I’ve never seen it

[@yesplatinum7956]

But I come from a small town

[@nekuno1092]

@@yesplatinum7956 i think that's probably because. I too live in a small town and they don't have party sized food, but when i go to a near big city they usually have it

[@yasmina10013]

these videos are clearly made by trolls

[@blaquerose121]

@@GOTHICMAMBA35if your point is “Americans eat it in one sitting” literally no, no one I know eats that shit in one sitting. You guys seem to forget we’re individual people and not a hive mind the popped into existence after the revolutionary war, not everyone does that. I’m sure there’s plenty of europeans who eat that in one sitting too, we’re not special.

[@TairyGreen89]

Why are they coming to the USA if it's so awful?

[@enegizedadam]

Because they have beef with the us

[@michaelmorgan8311]

So they can complain about guns

[@luvlydaytoday]

Cause their mad and bitter

[@ONX101]

Yeah frr 💀💀

[@RussmanBoy]

I would be happy if was going to u.s instead of them and grateful as well.

[@yvst4r]

as someone who was born and raised in Germany and still lives there, these tiktok videos are just so dumb because we have EXACTLY the same amount of products and things mentioned in these videos. At this point they either never been outside their house before or just straight up hate on americans for every little thing they could think of 😂😂

[@robnessnem7186]

As a german-american who's spent plenty of time in both countries I can tell you there's a lot bigger of a bread selection in europe than there is in America so I'm not sure what they were on about there. Oh wait they were probably british

[@OceanSidezOnline]

I heard Germany is really big on bread! You guys must be lucky to be so spoiled for choice of bread haha

[@beardiemom]

@@OceanSidezOnline Yup, we have many great options, with different varieties of whole grain and mixed grain breads. The only thing that shcoked me was Hayley showing gluten free bread in what apparently was the regular bread isle. At least in the supermarkets I frequent here in Germany, gluten free products are in their own separate aisle alongside the vegan and lactose free options, I assume to minimize any risk of cross-contamination, since not all bread packaging here is completely air tight.

[@OceanSidezOnline]

@@beardiemom that’s really interesting! I’m Australian so I’m used to what she shows at my supermarkets, and I’m happy to know that Germany keeps everything seperate, because it does sound more safe for customers

[@jenniferpearce1052]

@@beardiemom Here in the U.S., there used to be an aisle for gluten free, dairy free, vegan, weird grain, no preservative etc. foods. I always thought it was so that people who cared about that stuff could easily find their items all in one spot. They've reorganized the store I regularly shop at to intermingled them with the "regular" products because more people are buying them now. It broadens the market for them too. I don't care about any of those things, but I grew up eating tofu and now I don't have to go to the dairy-free dairy refrigerator. It's just there with the other cold products.

[@beardiemom]

@@jenniferpearce1052 well, with tofu, it being stored next to dairy also isn't really a problem. But for people with celiac disease it is crucial to not be exposed to gluten at all, so putting gluten free bread and pasta with non-gluten free bread and pasta is putting them at risk, since not all of that packaging is airtight.

[@fl00wie]

That has to be rage bait, please be rage bait. That girl ain't from Europe, she was stuck drifting in the ocean as an ice cube for 10000 of years.

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@Lyney_Baby]

@Thatonescenefurry IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@childeofepickness]

this comment is criminally underrated

[@Taco11037]

I feel like that's a reference to something, but I don't remember what

[@catosaur]

i love you my twin

[@bryanWWEfan]

As a European, I apologize, not everyone is like this. It’s just the really big minority of us that make us all look stupid and make us look like hypocrites.

[@violentlittlerita]

This comment 🫶🏼

[@lavanyasingh5863]

Pretty much every community has that one dumb, LOUD, vocal minority

[@witchy90210]

But do yall not have large sizes of these things? It would seem extremely odd if you didnt.

[@BasedHyperborean]

@@witchy90210because their wack ass governments won’t let them buy kitchen knives without a license and they get arrested for tweets.

[@violentlittlerita]

@@witchy90210we do, at least where I live yes. I don’t know what these people are talking about I swear 🫠🥴

[@Mikeyplaysidk]

13:58 I felt my bloodline offended yes I would eat it all up but calling them “fatties” is like calling a dead person “alive”

[@Bl00dy_M4ry2.0]

what y'all don't get is America is an extremely populated country. Meaning THERE HAS TO BE MORE FOOD IN ORDER TO FEED EVERYONE!

[@kristenl5650]

Especially when some areas are complete food deserts so some stores have to overstock to account for those food deserts

[@Matty002]

did you watch the video?? she literally shows other countries carry the same products, if not in even larger quantities, regardless of population size

[@Bl00dy_M4ry2.0]

@@Matty002 I did. I was talking about the europeans who did not get it. Sorry for misunderstanding

[@Angel.Puppeteering]

Yeah and if loads of people live around that store then it needs to be even more food stocked up

[@DayKT401]

@@Matty002I think rather than the literal amount of something it may be more accurate to say America has more variety typically.

[@moonkill4294]

As a Brasilian living in the US, I found the stores here (specifically Walmart) very overwhelming; the size of the store, the variety of products, selling clothes and furniture, the variety of brands even. But, none of those things are bad, I found it AMAZING when I went to Walmart the first time. It does take a lot of getting used to, but when you go to another country, YOU ARE GOING TO FIND DIFFERENT THINGS. For fucks sake, people, get a grip.

[@rhiannonm8132]

it’s not like these things are unique to the US either, big stores that sell groceries, furniture, etc are common in vietnam and other places too

[@Greenfire714]

im sure it was a big culture shock, and many people forget walmart isn't a "grocery store" it is usually considered a "supercenter" where it does indeed sell a wide variety of product from food, to clothes, to furniture. and Walmarts are also typically built for the intended purpose of servicing/selling goods to entire City Populations, my City with a population of over 85,000 residents has 1 Walmart Supercenter and the population from the neighboring town with over 25,000 residents also frequently shop there because they dont have their own walmart. which means they are providing service to roughly 110,000 people. Walmart is the most popular store in the area because of the convenience of being a 1 stop shop.

[@F1guRas]

Yeah im from Mexico and I remember getting lost in all the options! I had never felt so happy to all the options of food lol

[@BiologyBabe]

Obrigada! Glad to have you here - and especially happy a with your use of “for fuck’s sake.” It makes me happy to know that our magnificent immigrants are picking up our creative vulgarities. 😂😂 you seem like exactly the kids of person we love here!

[@Kim-427]

But,I don’t get why it’s so overwhelming because you pick what you need or want. Just because there is so much in front of you it’s not requiring you to look at everything or purchase it all. I’m not ignorant to the fact that as an American I’m use to it. But,The point she’s trying to make here is use common sense. Smh

[@sharquishy]

I love how Haylo Hayley is so fiercely defending America as an Australian. Something about it makes me so happy.

[@Wompity_Wompity]

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[@Wompity_Wompity]

WHAT IS A KILOMETER

[@kaesijoo444]

she’s an honourary patriot

[@joshuafrazier3904]

I can respect at least one person in the world not roasting America. Especially since even Americans roast America.

[@solar3062]

Just like ww2

[@NaomiEdits212]

6:06 bros acting like Gordon Ramsay, make everything from scratch 😭

[@radioactive_crossaint]

"w-w-why are there ramen packages?!?! can you not make ramen yourself?!?" 😭

[@vxxqk]

i swear these people be going to the snack and dessert sections on purpose just to complain ☠

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@Mel_fan907]

@moonlightamythst7425 it could be a bot or a kid

[@vxxqk]

@moonlightamythst7425 it's a bot hahah

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@velvetheels]

A while back I saw a european post on Twitter "ugh Americans and their sugar consumption"(something on the lines of that) and they were in the pastry aisle, in Costco...🤦🏿‍♀️

[@echoplots8058]

It kinda bugs me that some Europeans are perpetuating these bothersome stereotypes that we're a backwards neck of the woods in the middle of nowhere and we have never seen a supermaket before. It's simple: where there's capitalism, there's loads of stuff. We just don't have the space to make our stores that big, so we just make multiple floors. There are so many fascinating differences in cultures around the world to talk about. Why do people feel the need to make up stupid new ones?

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@Cloverkitty]

Stupid people perpetuate stupidity and mediocrity. That's why we don't engage with them.

[@FoxGameCZ]

They literally have superiority complex fr

[@Eddysig]

fr also it's not like us little wee minimun wage working citizens have any say over how this sh*t goes, the government does, yea we vote but we can't like easily change how our FDA and all that stuff works. It's not exactly our choice American food situations are F'd lmao

[@mysteriousastrolabe]

Cope

[@ciaracalhoon8710]

As an American, Party sizes are honestly more economic than the smaller sizes because they tend be cheaper per oz or unit 😅

[@dudono1744]

As long as you eat em fast enough, otherwise they become inedible.

[@junkoe119]

@@dudono1744or just pour the remainder in a mason jar and seal it up. Never had a problem 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@largol33t12]

True. If the brand can sell in huge bags, they can sell more so the price per ounce drops significantly.

[@clashking6660]

15:14 when I first got diagnosed with diabetes I had to eat a granola bar in social studies to get my sugar back up because if it got low back then I would get tired and agetated easily

[@nathanwilkins6107]

“Why treat yogurt like it’s ice cream?” Because yogurt is healthier than ice cream and it could be a good replacement if you’re trying to make some better choices.

[@litttleredpanda1497]

I can’t have yogurt, the lactose free yogurt here, tastes bad

[@thecollector4753]

​@@litttleredpanda1497 I just eat the dairy and make it future me's problem. Hell, most of the time it just gives me bubble guts. Then again, so does the actual lactose-free milk my family gets.

[@SylverScourge]

​@@litttleredpanda1497 coconut milk yogurt actually tastes really good! I hate coconut milk but I really like the silk dairy free yogurt.

[@intelligentbritishman]

Froyo tho

[@litttleredpanda1497]

@@intelligentbritishman we don’t have that

[@alaska_6156]

As a European we have almost all of this stuff. Also! Let’s not pretend we’re way healthier, because tell me why a whole aisle for bread is too much but a almost two aisles for alcohol is okay? (Probably mostly wine too btw)

[@Flamingghost1025]

You guys kinda are, europe bans many things allowed in american food.

[@ada3110]

Especially because there are also entire bread aisles in Europe, at least here on Germany where I live.

[@alaska_6156]

@@Flamingghost1025 correct but why have copies of those and anyone can go to the candy aisle anywhere and be “that’s unhealthy”

[@alaska_6156]

@@ada3110 yeah, in the Netherlands we have that too but not as big as in the video, but it just gets restocked very quickly

[@Minniethebrat]

The thing is here in Europe we have all the sections every grocery store does, but i live in a relatively small country and most shops are not that huge. So it's not that were shocked at that there's food in the aisle. It's more the amount of options you can choose and the size of the grocery store itself that shocks us. But these people on tiktok are acting a bit too over the top. Love from the Netherlands🇳🇱

[@Adrika_Sen2005]

Wtf is happening to people's IQs 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@BlueOreo622]

Idk, they prob sacrifice their IQ watching TikTok aka the most brainrotting app ever

[@babadabda]

ldk

[@GabriellaTifaine]

IQ> people being plural, use IQs- plural.

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@Siimple.blu3]

9:50 y’all don’t understand that the early Americans moved to a different country to get rid of the strict rules and change their culture if your a European person I feel like u should know this! Like what!?

[@kyledabearsfan]

Yeah, all the cool Europeans moved to America 😂 just like all the cool Danes became British as Vikings.

[@sputnik128]

"Designed for an entire family to share!" ... "Y-yeah. Family. Share." *hides his shame*

[@macaroon-sy]

We’ve all been there man

[@sputnik128]

@@macaroon-sy I was there earlier today!

[@SidVacant69]

​@@macaroon-syespecially when ur high asf. I've eaten countless off sharing size m&ms lol

[@TheDalhuck]

'Murica. 💪

[@chickenman1236]

@@TheDalhuckwhy does that trabsalste on my I pad to “kill me?”

[@ree1425]

the fact that if they did this to any other country the internet would be all over it trying to cancel them for being culturally insensitive.... but if its america its ok??

[@deliliahbrown9366]

Fr it’s annoying

[@_erdutza.]

Other countries don't seem to like the USA. They must have forgotten that every country has its fair share of foolish individuals. (YES that includes their own-) Honestly, they don't even have great justifications to target all of the US. It's stereotypical to say that all Americans eat unhealthy and lack intelligence when that's really not the case. Europeans need to stop obsessing over the US-

[@Himothy_Himbo_Himson]

To be fair we did kick their ass

[@belen8369]

​@@Himothy_Himbo_Himson what? 😅I am confuse, United States kick the ass of who? This is not sarcastic, I really don´t know who you are referring to.

[@Jorkinmypeanits2]

@@belen8369everyone

[@theresamnsota3925]

The irony of a Brit complaining about sauces to flavor food. Maybe if they had more sauce options in the UK, British food wouldn’t get crapped on so much. /snark

[@theoriginalkrabbypatty]

I feel like all the food in Britain is beige or brown 🤣🤣🤣

[@lucilock713]

i’m british and we have an insane amount of sauces though and entire supermarket aisles dedicated to mexican food and sauces etc. the people in this video are delusional

[@annas4277]

There's also a big selection of sauces in Belgian grocery stores. And a quarter of it is different varieties of mayonnaise. Gotta have something to put on the frites!

[@absinthealice]

The true irony is that as clearly as OP stated this was /s and folks are defending their food anyway. I'm American. Yes, we know we consume crap food. Most of us do it as an occasional indulgence, the media has painted it as though we live on McDonalds. 😂😂😂

[@jodieredgap5475]

We do actually have many sauce options and have a isle have doesn't just have English sauce so you sound as stupid as us saying oh wow this is in a supermarket because you've clearly never tried are food

[@TsukiKageTora]

There are grocery stores, but there are super markets, which combines grocery and other department store type things. How is that so shocking that clothes and household items are sold in a store that sells groceries that isn’t claiming to be a grocery store?

[@sidoniegabrielle269]

"the ramen isn't authentic" instant noodles: invented in japan and sold by japanese companies that do not advertise cup noodles or maruchan as having the same vibe as an authentic ramen shop but rather the very successful concept of "i have a 5 minute lunch break and i need to microwave a meal and eat it rapidly/i have come home from a 10 hour shift and need fast nutrients before i collapse" lmao. also the idea that anyone's thinking the best place to find ANY "authentic" asian food would be walmart. this person did a great job finding things to pretend to be bothered by for engagement. and hey it worked i'm actively engaging. history of instant noodles is a fun brief wikipedia rabbithole btw

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

Saying “not authentically Japanese” as if anything in the British museum is authentically British 😭

[@oldmanjim2376]

There are brands that are Asian and due to the popularity of products in the US, have manufacturing here. Nongshim is a Korean company headquartered in Seoul, but has a CA plant.

[@bluedragonfly8139]

I work at a grocery store and every few years we get T-shirts and hoodies. Right now we have sweat pants and sweatshirts, as well as a few appliances. We get some weird stuff, but it sells!

[@vitoprashad5670]

As an American, we haven't cared what Europeans thought of us since 1776

[@lanarussell1951]

We don't give a f*ck about them at all so it's funny to learn how obsessed they are with us..

[@OfTHESnakeholeLounge]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@Yippee829-w6t]

I’m so sorry for this… 1776NEWYORKCITY,PARDONMEAREYOUAARONBURRSIRTHATDEPENDSWHOSASKINGOHWELLSURESIRMYNAMEISALEXANDERHAMILTONIMYOURSURVICESIRIHAVEBEENLOOKINGFORYOU!IMGETTINGNERVOUSSIRIHEARDYOURNAMEATPRINCESTONIWASSEEKINGANEXELARATEDCOURSEOFSTUDYWHENIGOTSORTAOUTOFSORTSWITHABUDDYOFYOURSIMAYHAVEPUNCHEDHIMITSABLURSIRHEHANDLESTHEFINANCLESYOUPUNCHEDABURSURYESIWANTEDTODOWHATYOUDIDGRADUATEINTOANDJOINTHEREVILOTIONHELOOKEDATMELIKEIWASSTUPIDIMNOTSTUPIDSOHOW’DYOUDOITHOW’DYOUGRADUATESOFASTITWASMYPARENTSDYINGWISHBEFORETHEYPASSEDYOURANORPHANOFCOURSEIMANORPHANGODIWISHTHEREWASAWARTHATWECANPROVETHATWE’REWORTHMORETHANANYONEEVERBARGENDFORCANIBUYYOUADRINKTHATWOULDBENICEWHILEWE’RETALKINGLETMEOFFERYOUSOMEFREEADVICETALKLESSWHATSMILEMOREDONTLETTHEMKNOWWHATYOURAGENSTORWHATYOURFOR

[@samanthatownley5305]

🦅🇺🇸🎆

[@amusician644]

As long as they keep their hands off of anywhere in the new world that is.

[@wren3216]

The person in the COSTCO is the funniest shit. It’s a warehouse. You’re gonna find food AND medicine.

[@Mediaphilia]

It's funny because Costco is literally a thing in Europe.

[@michelleforcierbabybatstly7078]

My French boss shops at Costco business for her restaurant so most know it exists which is so funny

[@pizzapartytime1826]

Yes! Especially with people who have a household full of allergies yeah we use it. We used their brand of Allegra.

[@tornadokegan]

8:51 that is called a neighborhood market (the smaller equivalent of a Walmart that is portrayed in other areas of the world) something tells me if that British folk went into a actual supercenter they would not be able to comprehend. Also not to mention customs in Australia and the United States are more similar to each other then the United States and Europe. The United States and Australia use the same road signs and long nose semi trucks. So it would also make somewhat sense for the grocery stores to look somewhat similar

[@Ella_thesmella]

“They have an entire bread section wtf” Coming from someone who’s entire country is known for beans on toast 💀

[@kaesijoo444]

they’re just mad that they’re still eating rations from the war

[@alsss214]

it’s not like france, italty, etc. are KNOWN for their baked goods and bread….

[@ORION_gachaX3]

​@@kaesijoo444 dont hurt em now !!!!

[@CHARLAAYYY]

@kaesijoo444 lmao I'm american and I felt like they fell to their knees on this one 😂

[@0lliesFreakShow]

Ikr

[@hotrodmercury3941]

This is why us Americans love you Aussies. You guys are grounded and close to us in culture. You freaking understand the idea of people aren't just a small unit lmfao.

[@Jane-ow7sr]

I mean, I don't know about love but Irwin was definitely an American icon.

[@julesoxana]

​@@Jane-ow7sr idk if ur being serious or not😭

[@Jane-ow7sr]

@@julesoxana i am. It doesn't matter where an icon is from, just matters how popular they are in a concentrated space. Majority of American icons aren't even American or American born.

[@BougieBlue]

Close to us in culture? Have you spent time around Aussies or Americans they are worlds apart.

[@cowbanana]

europeans r also close to american culture then, considering they’re the ones that colonised australia

[@giraffeparty0]

"family sized chips??? what??". like huh? are you jealous that my meal isnt a slice of bread with beans on the side???

[@julieaskingforafriend]

No, you fool! The beans go ON TOP OF the bread! Because open-faced bean sandwiches... And I can't believe I just typed that. 😆😆

[@MaisXZC]

@@julieaskingforafriend shut up and get the point of this comment bruh

[@twist_ending7545]

​@@MaisXZC sounds like someone (that someone being you) didn't get the joke

[@cherubia]

LMAO 😭

[@0-faeedits-0]

​@@cherubia i wasn't expecting you here 😨 but btw love ur edits

[@mitchphillips3561]

3:09 my coworker is from Aus and one day he brought Solo back with him after going home for the holidays. Oh my god. One of the best sodas I’ve ever had.

[@missmae198208]

As an American I have 1776 reasons to not give a f*ck about what the UK thinks about us. Though it really is creepy how obsessed they are with us. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Canada_Ball85]

they miss the 1763 days

[@KtT-sn8cy]

It’s not just the UK though it’s all of (western) Europe, Germans especially for some reason, I don’t know why they act like there isn’t bread in Aldi there definitely is

[@harold420]

@@KtT-sn8cythe "bread" section definetely is there but it is like 1/100th of what you see in american stores and the bagged bread is called toast, not bread because it's the sole use of it here. Almost every grocery store bakes the bread fresh here and the selection is huge. We love and respect our bread.

[@KtT-sn8cy]

@@harold420 this is common all around Europe (atleast where I’ve been: Denmark, UK, Ireland, Netherlands, France) even Australia I’ve seen bakery sections in large grocery stores. Honestly not sure about the US but I wouldn’t be surprised if there was the same thing. Sometimes people want bagged bread and sometimes people want the fresh stuff, these videos for some reason only portray the worst

[@KtT-sn8cy]

@@harold420 also there’s nothing wrong with having a large choice range in what sort of bagged bread you want, sometimes you want variety with the sort of toast you like, even in the US the bread is primarily used for toast

[@Gloria-oo4qu]

This is why America is a close ally with Australia

[@OddSwiftGoose]

Two of the most friendliest countries

[@CheezyGorls]

@@OddSwiftGooseI dunno about that.

[@xxmoonxxlovestar8696]

I know this is random but I js found a playlist I like with ur pfp!

[@Gloria-oo4qu]

@@xxmoonxxlovestar8696 yayyyyyyyy! :DDD

[@cherubia]

real (im an aussie)

[@cuteizombi6946]

As an American from the bottom of my heart thank you I'm so tired of seeing stuff like this please do more I love this it's like therapy

[@bushrasubhani8194]

15:35 wHy A enTiRe BoUqUeT well your not gonna be buying a single flower are you?!

[@KristenZianourry2015]

Why are europeans so obsessed with Americans? I never hear Africans talking about Americans like this I never hear Australians talking about Americans like this it seems to be a mainly European thing. At least at this degree of course everybody talks about every country, but not everybody talks about one specific country to this degree, unless they are utterly obsessed

[@Boneappleteahee]

Because we live rent free in their heads LMFAOO.

[@drunkenmozzie4712]

Because about 200 years ago a bunch of hillbilly farmers used their right to bear arms and kicked their asses over taxes and they're still salty

[@keepslayingthedayaway]

A lot of people seem to have a sort of jaded view of us, I don't know why

[@blushingrxes-quit7774]

They’re mad that they aren’t they most powerful countries anymore they’re just…there and the US OVERTOOK THEM RAHHHH 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🏈🏈🏈🏈💵💵💵💵💸💸💸💸🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@ukitkatcello6306]

Maybe cuz they’re jealous~✨ In all seriousness who even knows lol. Prob trying to make themselves feel good by putting someone else down, aka bullying

[@cervineBotanist]

So specifically American eggs, our chickens usually aren't vaccinated against salmonella, so the eggs are sterilized and as a result need to be refrigerated. This is coming from someone who sells eggs and owns chickens btw!

[@Gapines23]

That’s NOT the reason, eggs in the US are washed of their coating. EU eggs generally are not

[@batgirl.with.glasses5281]

My sister is living in Europe right now and I can’t tell you HOW MANY people think making fun of America and Americans is a personality trait.

[@Valshara_]

It's so true as an American living in Europe. There's been so many uncomfortable times after sitting down at a café and the strangers around me find out I'm an American. They turn the conversations to talk shit about the US. Meanwhile, they would have a heart attack if someone would so boldly discuss disrespect for just simply existing nearby. But apparently, Americans are the rude ones 🤦‍♀️

[@saturationstation1446]

its part of their culture. they believe themselves to be the perpetual owners of the earth. they see america (honestly some truth to this part) as their free labor colony thats only there for them to exploit for wealth and entertainment. remember, no one in history will ever kill more innocent people than europeans have. they killed more indians in india during ww2 than the total amount of people germany killed throughout the war. yet somehow, only the people who died in europe was a tragedy to them..... they really dont try to hide their eugenicist ideals. they bleed out into their economic and educational models.

[@Ariel-lol]

@@Valshara_they are just showing their true colors 😂 but on a genuine note, I’m srry that they talked poop about you and all of us😒

[@kat8295]

I've met so many Canadians like this that I now cringe and brace myself for it. Have yet to have a positive experience with them.

[@Ralsei.Is.Eating.Custard]

I'm European and I do not think that, I kind of feel rare.

[@mortyhasmuddyknees]

9:13 as a Brit ima let u know, WE HAVE JARRED PICKLES 😱😱😱😱😨😨😨😨😰😰😰😰

[@subtobonnie_da_bunny]

😱😱😱

[@subtobonnie_da_bunny]

I'm American BTW

[@pawdawaa]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱(im filipino btw lol)

[@bluedragonfly8139]

That just seems like such a *weird* complaint! Like, yes, they're in jars, what else would we put them in? Plastic bags? (We do actually have some *individual* pickles in little plastic bags in our Deli section, but other than that it's all jars, except for a very specific brand that we rarely get that's in a plastic tub/box).

[@Inkingcreator]

Ew, groceries. I prefer to filter my nutrients from the air like a barnacle with my mouth feathers.

[@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171]

Reminded me of the Spongebob episode where he goes "photosynthesis, photosynthesis."

[@Inkingcreator]

@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171 LOL, exactly

[@julieaskingforafriend]

I just photosynthesize. It's easier.

[@YW2324]

Lmao 😂

[@ralexandra1058]

Lmao there are people who actually believe they can do this. “breatharians”… claim to get all their nutrition from sunlight and air. Delusional lot 😂

[@Mulletmaster9000]

As a europian, i can confirm the ppl making those vids were isolated from the outer world as a child. I was so shocked when some ppl say these things. We do have everything in those videos in the local Morrison down the road.

[@NonCreativeHuman]

As someone from the UK who actually lived a public life, I agree with that statement. I can walk into Sainsbury's to grab a loaf of bread or a large bottle of soft drink and I would be deciding what to get within some large @ss isle 🤣

[@MrAwsomenoob]

@@NonCreativeHuman so what do you guys keep pickles in, in the UK?

[@MelluwpawsX]

Yeah, Idk what parts of the UK they've been living in, but I dont want to know if they dont even have a bread isle in their local ASDA-

[@sonnysama16]

I've seen/met well-traveled Europeans and they say the exact same things. It goes to show you can be well-traveled and well-educated and still be an ignorant moron.

[@elfenkinderundschattenwesen]

I thought the same! I‘m Swiss and we have almost all of those things (multivitamins in the supermarket, cake mixes (although not as many), soda, family sized packages (although less common), flavored popcorn, candy, pickles in a jar and so on, sections for packaged bread (but we do have a bakery section in every grocery store that sells a variety of fresh - very good and high quality - bread and pastries and that‘s what we usually eat) and so on! I really felt second hand embarrassment and I can‘t stand the hate on the US or other countries! It‘s NORMAL to encounter different things when you travel! Although an American grocery store would definitely overwhelm me with it‘s size and huge variety, I would also love to be able to shop in one sometimes to get some foods I can‘t get here and try new things! The only ACTUAL difference that I do find concerning is the fact that a lot of American food contains a much higher amount of sugar and fat compared to food in Europe! But that‘s not a reason to look down on Americans and feel superior!🙄

[@joyful_rage]

As a slav, our food is 50% mayonnaise and 50% potatoes, I have nothing on American food

[@Reverse_Cowgirl-cat]

I have an Eastern European grocery store nearby, and I like to get the fish eggs. 😋

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Seriously, man, what is it with Europeans and mayo?

[@justin01144]

as an American we add mayonnaise to everything and eat potatoes/sweet potatoes with every meal 😅

[@RileyLewis-j2w]

Wait...Eastern Europeans are allowed to eat? I thought Comrade Stalin only fed you bread? (This is a joke lol)

[@killerhentai586]

​@@RileyLewis-j2wNot bread either.....

[@EvanzEvanza]

12:55 as a Italian that tiktok offended me sm like girl- FLAVOURING FOR WATER EXISTS!?-

[@Noct31]

Europeans just don't realize we keep all the big oranges for ourselves and export the tiny ones to them. Tee hee.

[@robertstuart480]

We have a lovely bunch of Coconuts, as well.

[@redsonkr]

Lmao they don't realize that oranges are american either

[@marissarosales4987]

He he he >:-)

[@LegendStormcrow]

Wait until they see Mexican avocados😂

[@stxrriii]

damn maybe thats why 😭

[@IpenFanGirl]

As a half european-asian *EVERYONE HAS ALL OF THESE THINGS IN THERE LOCAL SUPERMARKETS SO WHY TF ARE SOME PEOPLE SHOCKED THE HAVE THE SAME THINGS IN A OTHER COUNTRY😮😮😮😮*

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@LiamWhite-f5b]

my farts are better@@p-__

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@Your_pixels_are_showing]

Superiority complex. That’s why. I guess it makes them feel better to think they’re healthier and better than Americans.

[@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf]

@@Your_pixels_are_showingmore like a coping mechanism

[@bl4ze973]

As an American that is self conscious about my body these Europeans saying all Americans are fat and eat too much makes me just more self conscious :(

[@R0tten_D0gz_of_justice]

Fr

[@Alissandre_Iskander]

Don't let miserable people you've never met make you miserable.

[@shyryTsr2k]

You sound like a beautiful person tbh

[@igs_]

I used to be self conscious as well, but then I realized that they're helping our economy and they're stewing in their own negativity. So it's a net win for us and they're the ones that have to live with their negativity. They are choosing to make their own experience negative because that's how they are inside. Theyre doing it to themselves independent of us. So we might as well let their ignorance and negativity stay with them

[@bl4ze973]

OMG I DIDNT HAVE INTERNET FOR 1 MONTH THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SUPPORT EVERYONE!!!!

[@numbersz.x]

4:50 I'm European and these ppl disappoint me ESPECIALLY when they say, "why so much bread" LIKE ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR PLACES IN EUROPE IS GERMANY...... WHAT IS THE STAPLE FOOD????? BREAD. SH** TONS OF BREAD... LIKE????😭

[@ZestonN]

Loving the historical insults😂 "Water has flavorings...you Victorian child!" 😂 That's my favorite. 😂

[@intelligentbritishman]

“Ermm aktualie its Victorian-era child. 🤓👆”

[@Raggmopp-xl7yf]

@@intelligentbritishman nawty-nawty!

[@MrSonicsez]

Their literally Goldilocks and the 3 bears. "Oh! This one is too big! 😡" Then, "Oh! This one is too small! 😡"

[@MaisXZC]

WORD, people like that just wanna find an excuse to complain like, what idiot started this trend and how did other Europeans say "IM DOING THE SAME" It is a waste going to the USA, to the store, record this entire video, go from one isle to another, take so many pictures, add text, maybe talk through it in public, edit that ENTIRE THING and then not sit there and think "maybe i shouldntttttttt.." its so insane

[@party_popper]

as an american who lived in london for 2 months, the grocery stores there have family and party sizes. and a huge candy aisle in every store. THEY’RE JARRED PICKLES IN THERE. THERE IS CAKE MIX. they cannot be fr 😭

[@The.Ukraine.]

10:57 sorry we don’t all put on a bonnet and grab a basket and skip down our garden at 6am to go harvest our eggs from our chickens.

[@Bracelety2763]

Lol

[@dtiprincess-i2b]

That’s what I do 😭😭😭😭

[@dtiprincess-i2b]

Skipping the bonnet part tho lol

[@itakethreehournaps]

as a European (Romanian to be exact) person, this is hilarious. Ive been in multiple European countries and: kids everywhere eat those mm yoghurt things, we stock our eggs in the fridge, we put our pickles in a jar, we also have different sections, we have oranges, candies, have family sized groceries and also have ice cream in buckets. The only thing different is that we have different stores where we find ramen, I've personally never found ramen in a grocery store. We usually find those in special "asian" stores

[@Kani-v8x]

Yeah as an American we have Asian import stores too but Walmart is like Costco but not a warehouse I think my mom said it was a department store i don’t really remember but it basically has everything in it that you’ll need

[@Ralsei.Is.Eating.Custard]

Same, but I am British (and just a bit more info is that I am 1 quarter Jamaican.)

[@charleenee123]

@@Ralsei.Is.Eating.Custard im jamaican too! im half jamaican half west african (a bunch of diff places) but live in the us!

[@Mcdonaldsbag]

​@@Ralsei.Is.Eating.CustardEeeeyyyyyyy im British and Jamaican toooo 😊

[@Ralsei.Is.Eating.Custard]

@@Mcdonaldsbag Cool!

[@Starwberyzznymph]

As a European that has been to America, i wasn't suprised by the supermarkets there since, we have the almost exact same supermarkets, i seriously don't know what do these poeple expect from American stores 💀

[@Fr0stria]

Same for me as an American visiting Europe. It’s all fairly similar lol.

[@Kris.krisis]

Yeah i'm from a small country and we have almost every single thing mentioned there 💀 The only difference maybe is the size of the store but that's just natural atp

[@eo0-g9j]

also the bread thing lmaoa we literally have a bread bakery in some supermarkets here

[@aquajasper]

​@@eo0-g9jlike fr, I'm from Portugal and the nearest grocery store to me literally has a whole bakery + an even bigger bread section than they showed, tf are these people on about?

[@TranceCore3]

These tiktokers are making you guys seem poor and 3rd world tbh.

[@goblincat]

The hell? I just returned from grocery shopping in an average nordic hypermarket and the shelves look the exact same other than the brands. This is just mean for the sake of being mean.

[@annasofiaVttle]

Thank you. Thank you! Means a lot for another European to say that. You Nordics are great!

[@tobiaslihoff2649]

@goblincat what country are you from? :^

[@maggiee639]

I’ve traveled quite a bit and studied abroad in Asia and grocery stores are kinda the same everywhere. The main difference is the type of stuff they have rather than the category. Like a different selection of candy or pasta or something

[@goblincat]

@@tobiaslihoff2649 Finland

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

I have a theory that this is more of a privilege thing than an “ew Americans” thing. I’m guessing that a lot of these people are privileged Europeans who only shop at “rich people grocery stores” and since the US doesn’t have many of those, they’re brains are making the false connection that only US grocery stores looks like this

[@Offical_starverse]

5:36 in Europe, where I live I also know 2 stores with a full bread aisle, so idk why the tiktoker was questioning it.

[@abigails_castles.crumbling]

“Why is your fruit so bright?” Is your fruit white? Is it paler than me when I don’t see the sun for months? 😭 I’m not even like angry, im just laughing at how ridiculous these people are, and they call the US stupid 😭

[@mcreena]

I've spent time in Europe, our fruit looks the exact same as theirs, these Europeans are just telling on themselves that they've never eaten fruit.

[@AshleyGrahamcracker-oq3pf]

Our farm grown fruit is top notch. We have the perfect climates for good fruit

[@ohshetz8478]

Exactly, maybe our produce gets more sunlight here than theirs. Like our trees and grasses are greener than most of Europe

[@kileybice]

Ikr 😂

[@lilacghoste8366]

​@@ohshetz8478or is it a dye?

[@caitlinmyriah7657]

It kills me for ppl to fake ignorance as if it's cute. 😒

[@moondustthewarriorwolf]

As a brit, these people freaking out over the EXACT SAME THING WE HAVE IN STORES is so frustrating.

[@Cloudyyzilla]

As a European, im disappointed in those people.

[@weirdosooup1322]

10:53 Eggs from America are thoroughly cleaned before being sold, which also scrubs off the protective layer which prevents bacteria and other nasties from getting into the egg itself, and therefore need to be refrigerated. Eggs from Great Britain don’t go through this process of thorough cleaning, hence why they do not require refrigeration.

[@eduardocruz4341]

My question is do you wash the eggs before you crack them in Britain when used to make a meal???

[@Ewig_Keit]

@@eduardocruz4341 No, at least not in France

[@zitronentee]

I think, only US do that.

[@just_zoey31]

I can confirm this as someone who has chickens, we just wash the eggs under hot water for 1 minute to clean the bacteria off and is safe to eat! They also taste better than the store bought in my opinion!

[@Dontreadmyusername-sw4mp]

@@eduardocruz4341 they give vaccinations to the chickens

[@Affenganove12]

Im german. I have to say we dont really have big ahh family portions and our "normal" portions are def smaller. The whole load of product per shelf is also bigger in the us and australia but thats just because there are way more people i would assume. Germany has much smaller stores and shelfs. But the rest idk. We have sweets, soda, and cake mixes, funny snacks and pickles in jars (Gewürtzgurken). So why exactly are people acting like we live in 1760 or sth in Europe 💀💀

[@p-__]

My farts are better than Haylo's farts.

[@SereinPlaysGames]

And even then, if you go to the right store, you can find portions for parties. I miss German bread and bakeries 😭

[@BlueOreo622]

Exactly!!! I’m also German :3

[@BlueOreo622]

@@p-__ dawg what 💀💀

[@gothicqueen666]

Another German yayyyy❤ but same

[@willowoak68]

I'm from the UK and literally every supermarket is like this! There's always a candy aisle, a soda aisle, a chips aisle, a bread aisle, etc. and ice cream often-times does come in big boxes and sometimes these stores even sell clothes and stationary too. It's not an exclusively American thing. I am so sorry for these people who shame American stores for doing literally the same thing that our UK stores do. I can't speak for every European country though, but I'm pretty sure a lot of countries have the same supermarket set-up as America. They're set up like that because that system (having an aisle for each type of product so you can easily find what you're looking for) works. It's just the most logical way to set up a large store or supermarket.

[@deathbydeviceable]

I also learned they're set up like this to trigger "impulse buying". As you're walking to the item you're looking for you're able to see the shelves clearly so you can go "oh I also want/need this" as you go to said destination

[@fjkfkfkf]

yeah but to be fair the UK is looked upon as "little america" by every single other europeans

[@KtT-sn8cy]

@@fjkfkfkfI thought that was Ireland, since Ireland seems culturally one of the closest to the US

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

I swear they’re literally complaining about NOTHING 😭 Like “ OH NOOOO THEYRE ORGANIZING THEIR STORE BY SEPARATING DIFFERENT ” 😭PRODYCTS

[@uzaidgurjee4798]

@@KtT-sn8cyIreland is seen as a positive country in Europe.The uk is the most hated country in Europe after Russia.The uk is seen as little America for negative reasons not positive

[@followfriendlys]

15:02 that "no one" felt like a slur 😭😭😭 but it was so true

[@-Reagan]

I’d like to see them walk into a Japanese grocery store - they think we have a lot of ‘non-authentic’ ramen? 🍜

[@ki.44524]

ikr they stock ramen from other places too

[@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171]

Also, I believe instant noodles were made in Japan.

[@phoebe5]

Shocking that a commonly consumed food item in Japan would have convenience versions made of it for the market that consumes a lot of it

[@LegendaryAceAttorney]

Yeah japan made instant noodles as a counter effect to the famine WWII caused and then they sent it all over the world its not an american creation@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171

[@yourtrashtalkingbro9118]

@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171 👍

[@helga__13]

I'm from the UK, and i agree with you. The things people are judging in this video are INSANE!! They're so judgemental, and I'm so confused. Also in the UK (which is still Europe because we didn't leave Europe, just the union) and we have big snacks, i got a chocolate bar the size of my arm for Christmas!!! I've also had yogurt with sweets/candy in. These Europeans are annoying me, stop acting better. WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT WAS POINTED OUT IN THIS VIDEO, WTF!!!! Side note, in the UK we don't store eggs in fridge because of a vaccination program that made the risk of salmonella significantly reduced, making it safe to keep eggs outside the fridge in the UK. I just wanted to point this out

[@iluvbylersm]

literally its a normal thing for brits to do

[@Lyney_Baby]

IM THE BEST YOU ALL BAD MY CONTENT SO MUCH BETTER LOL

[@drinkinyawnin]

TBF UK grocery stores seem pretty similar to the grocery stores in America, but grocery stores in Poland, Slovakia or Germany are different and I can understand that someone from these countries (especially from towns, not the major cities) can be shocked by some things.

[@mcreena]

Question here, do you guys sell pickles in things other than jars? That comment was one that really baffled me from the video. Like, removing the pickles from the sealed jar is going to drop their longevity significantly, even if you reseal it in some other container. It seems so impractical to create pickles and then move them somewhere else.

[@iluvbylersm]

@@mcreena no we do sell them in jars from what i remember

[@KiKi-tf8rv]

I found out in quite a funny way that people in some European countries don’t know what doggie bags are. Some friends of mine were complaining that the US portion sizes were making them fat. I asked them why they didn’t just eat half and take the rest home. The looks on their faces were priceless!😂 They had no idea they could do that! I felt so bad that they’d been here almost 2 years without knowing that, but they were ecstatic to find out this new information!😂

[@carissadallke1345]

To be fair I feel that isn't something us in the US talk about much so I understand them not knowing but at the same time it feels like common sense would be to ask if you can take some home. That might be just me though. Hope they had a good time though!

[@HavianEla]

That’s literally part of American culture - leftovers. Americans DELIBERATELY make large meals so that they can have some more of that meal later. It did become a problem for some who eat many servings in one sitting, but I get pretty upset with folks who make fun of others’ eating habits. Of course it’s okay to be concerned for one’s health, but do they ever stop to think of WHY people eat to excess? It’s a mental health issue. Whether it be self-medicating depression with yummy but unhealthy food, troubles with impulse control, eating disorders, etc. People don’t become obese JUST because they like food so much, it’s much, much deeper rooted in the conscious than that. So be worried about a person’s WHOLE health then, right? Because it seems pretty ableistic to just write it off as pure laziness, even though I know all over the globe people love making fun of “fat, lazy Americans”.

[@Parasiteve]

its because they have no idea how america works at all so they just complain. they legit think we eat all that food at once and its like no, we take the rest home to eat later, its called leftovers. we have left overs because we can't just walk to the grocery store or a resturant. most people live atleast 30 min away from stores so you can't go every day to get the food you need, its a waste of gas. Europeans have no idea how big america is which is why they dont know anything about it.

[@ItzBIULD]

I think the reason why is that leftovers don't really exist in Europe. Youre expected to eat your meal dine in in europe

[@jonathannerz1696]

Funny story about the doggy bag from my family: My mom’s family is from Korea, and when one of their dinner guests asked for a doggy bag, my grandma gave them a bag of bones thinking it was meant for the dogs. The guests got a good laugh out of that, but my grandma was so embarrassed, she made a whole new meal for them the next day to make it up to them.

[@kitkat1234-t2u]

4:38 BRO EVERY STORE IVE BEEN TO IN EUROPE HAD A BREAD SECTION-😭😭😭

[@Bees_Animations]

as an American the only way I’ve found that you can fight back against all the hate is to laugh at it. I genuinely appreciate when people see through the cherry picked videos it’s not okay to bully any other ethnicity or cultures but when it’s AMERICANS it’s fine 🥰🥰

[@keepslayingthedayaway]

Yeah, the best way to cope is just to laugh it off, learned that the hard way

[@Parasiteve]

yeah they think bullying someone for "being in the top position" is ok just because they're on top when its never ok to bully anyone no matter how well off they are. i mean i do hate the 1% because they're rich and are just oblivious to how real life works but thats diff. i dont bully them or anything, i just ignore them and dont listen to them when they speak lol. to be fair too though america does like to put its nose in others business which i think is wrong AF, we shouldn't be doing that.

[@mychannel-rt2gn]

I don’t think Europeans got the memo about not bullying other cultures, because the way they talk about Africans and Arabs (even the liberals) is like they’re actual animals. Talking to Europeans about those groups will make you feel like you’ve been transported back in time to the days of slavery, colonization and experimentation on black people

[@largol33t12]

I noticed they always pick TWO specific targets to bully: Americans and Jews.

[@FoxGameCZ]

Who the fuck doesn't have section for bread?? Are they even living in Europe? Cause we do have bakery sections and bread sections next to it or inside it. Like fr????

[@fjkfkfkf]

europe actually usually has much bigger range of bread in supermarkets like germany

[@NearsightedNarhwal]

“EEEW THEYRE ORGANIZING THEIR STORES BY PRODUCTS TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR CUSTOMERS TO FIND WHAT THEY NEED!!” Like huh?? 😭

[@SovereignSmurf]

I need to hire this girl to yell at me whenever I do something stupid lol

[@absinthealice]

Most underrated comment! 😂❤

[@RoseMari888]

a truly humbling experience

[@saturationstation1446]

you just revealed your secret kink. great job

[@ineedalife81]

“why is everything so biggggggg 🥺🥺🥺” same energy as “im such a smol bean shes much bigger then meeeeeee 🥺🥺🥺”

[@cashlies]

As a person who’s seen TREE GROWN oranges from a tropical island they are naturally large 😭

[@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171]

Also, no excuse for "They were mandarins." Mandarins don't look like that.

[@SidVacant69]

My neighbor has a fucking orange tree!!! And even before that I had an orange tree!!!! They are huge!!

[@marzkell]

Like do they think all oranges are mandarins????

[@rebeccarivera9358]

I think it's also important to note that everyday people don't make the decisions for what food gets put on grocery store shelves-corporations decide what food to stock. Additionally, everyday consumers have no control over the ingredients of their food-its up to governments to pass stricter food-safety laws on what can and can't be used in food production and preparation. Making fun of Americans, especially poorer Americans who can't afford "healthier" options, is assigning the blame to them for something they literally have no control over

[@00st307-m]

Very well said! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@bizarrebravo9874]

Exactly. They need to understand that we don't like having so much terrible options to eat. We just have to eat those things because the good stuff is much more expensive. Also, cooking and cleaning takes a good amount of time, and is especially tiring after work. I wish we'd stop getting blamed for things most of us can't control.

[@jommisalami]

I lost my shit at the bread section bro 😭😭😭 Isn't Europe known for bread?!?!

[@justarandomperson7656]

Supermarkets in Europe have a bakery section with freshly baked bread/bread rolls/buns and few sweet treats like donuts or croissants, now we do have a bread section with packaged bread but it's very small, it's mostly toast and like a few healthier bread options but the section is very small because most people buy bread at a normal bakery or the supermarkets bakery

[@BronzedBeast]

​@justarandomperson7656 what I'm confused is American stores have in house bakeries as well. Walmart has GE bakery

[@redsonkr]

​@justarandomperson7656 it's the same here in the states too like that whole process, we have local bakeries as well in the southwest where I'm at we have mexican bakeries and even regular ones as well that don't just sell small rolls but also cakes, doughnuts, scones, etc.

[@tootsiesillies]

The only thing I know them for is the fricking beans on toast(I have beef with beans for some reason)

[@jommisalami]

@Sundeii_the_Artist I'm allergic to beans so I'm against beans with you 🤝

[@avalonnisland]

Ngl Haley your store is bigger than my regular grocery stores in America 😂 (Aldi and Whole Foods)

[@undyingUmbrage413]

... What the fuck are you SUPPOSED to be buying pickles in? I'm sorry, there's no way this isn't rage bait. Unless I'm just a fucking idiot, pickles are pickled IN JARS. That's just, like, objectively correct. I cannot imagine what else they would package pickles in outside of the USA.

[@Anindeterminateamountofbees]

I’ve bought bagged pickles in like portable snack packs, and sometimes pickles come in plastic tubs but yea. Jars are the natural state of a puckle

[@theoriginalkrabbypatty]

Everyone in the world has seen a pickle, they’re picking a fight they won’t win… again 🤣🤣🤣

[@smoxthybweh]

I guess they expect everyone to make everything from scratch by themselves

[@undyingUmbrage413]

@ville__ lmao ur shits broken i can't even translate it

[@calicobagels]

They really expect pickles to be in a plastic container or box....

[@VishaKim]

7:16 Convenience stores in japan and korea literally have ramen and noodles packaged, Like it's accessible. Cheap. Not just in east asian countries, But literally all of Asia. Do europeans catch their own fish? Do they butcher their own meat or something and cook things entirely from scratch, Do they still use a bonfire to cook things? I'm confused

[@t1dotaku]

The ramen bit made me roll my eyes cause there are so many videos of people going to a convient in Japan and showing off the massive variety. Like that section was tiny XD

[@Creepytaco95]

Currently studying abroad in Japan right now. Literally 90% of the stuff these idiot Euro tiktokers are freaking out over I’ve seen in Japanese grocery stores too.

[@MusicalInquisit]

Squid game, Korean show, second episode of first season: eating from convenient store ramen pack.

[@chrisjuliette]

actually that american "orange" was a grapefruit which is why its big bc theyre like the size of softballs instead of the size of like tomatoes or apples like a normal orange

[@alishaperry6521]

Literally was I was thinking. I worked in produce for like 5 years I know a grapefruit when I see one 😂

[@kanaotsuyuriofficialchan]

The fact that Hayley actually went to the store