Full Supermarket Tour in Serbia (expensive?) 🇷🇸

[@UzumakiNaruto-z2t]

Big respect to all Serbians 🇷🇸 from a Romanian friend🇷🇴

[@milosstamenkovic465]

Love Romania, beautiful country and very nice people. Greetings from Serbia!

[@krupiJeee]

Thank you brother ! God bless you and whole your family and friends!

[@Superivko100]

❤❤❤

[@dadoredstar39]

You mean Romanian Komšija!!!

[@gvozdenipuk1680]

Thanks Bro🇷🇸🇷🇴💪

[@Bswatch]

Much love to Serbia from Romania. ♥

[@milosstamenkovic465]

Love Romania, beautiful country and very nice people. Greetings from Serbia!

[@izil1fe]

Right back at ya ! ♥

[@bane2886]

🇹🇩🇷🇸

[@_thenikola8344]

Greetings from Serbia! ♥

[@ИСУС_БОГ_777]

Much love back from Serbia to Romania.

[@florin19yvf]

0:19 i think "pijaca" like the romanian "piața" means market, vegetable market

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

👍

[@predomir]

Yes it does

[@WARGAMES-r7n]

you are correct

[@majanovak7700]

​@@mirjanamilosavljevic4261no it means drinks!

[@Jamesthedong69420]

​@@majanovak7700"pica" is drinks "pijaca" is a type of street market most often selling vegetables

[@teotheterrible]

Serbian Food is very good! I am from Bulgaria, and the last time I returned from France, we went through Serbia, and stopped in this Restaurant, close to the BG Border. They accpted Dinars, BG Lev and Euro as form of payment. It's like a Windmill, amazing food, very kind staff!

[@Pulko172]

was it in the city named Mladenovac?

[@sladjanivkovic2]

@@Pulko172 Kaze blizu Bugarske granice. Inace i ja sam iz Mladenovca. :D

[@nataliazakula3400]

Zdravo Téo, US born from Serbian parents, and I’ve traveled to Cerno More in the 90’s and I loved the food!! Tarator take me away❤️

[@kristiansbulsiyi3125]

​@@Pulko172Защото е български град 😀

[@BaltazarProfesor]

@@kristiansbulsiyi3125 Bratko ne seri da ne uzmemo Sofiju ko Rusi Krim. 🤣🤣😘😘

[@EllisWR]

Love when Serbian supermarkets blast Balkan rock music. You guys taking us back to good times over there

[@SpaceTraveler1209]

As a Serbian, it was so funny and interesting to watch this from your perspective 😄 As others mentioned here, that mustard bottle was not lonely, there were other ones next to it that say "senf" And plazma powder is the best thing in the world! You can just mix it with milk and eat it for breakfast or a snack. Also, try adding it to your nutella pancakes 🤗

[@zpetar]

Not pancakes. Crapes. Here in Serbia we don't have anything similar to what Americans call pancakes.

[@laki11000]

Yes, but be careful with this sugar 👍

[@JoeTheRealOne]

​@@zpetarDo you not know what palačinka is...

[@ZlatnoPeroTV]

​@@JoeTheRealOnepalacinka isn't what Americans call pancakes.

[@zoki.to974]

@@JoeTheRealOne as many other things, americans have names for things different. pancakes are crapes, football is soccer and so on...

[@Percopius]

I live in Belgrade. The food here is outstanding (I'm American). The best hamburger stand in the world is walking distance from our apartment. I am totally serious; the best hamburger I have ever had. The bakeries here are fantastic; the savory confections are the best, like 'pie'. We and most people shop at the many open air markets where farmers and such sell to the public. We get all our fresh cheese and vegetables there, all local. The meat here is out of this world as well, the butchers and meat stands or markets have a massive amount of everything imaginable; mostly pork, but also veal and lamb (chicken as well but not in huge amounts). I love Serbian food, super high quality and all organic (in the main).

[@gurusalami7261]

Do Serbian hamburgers have ham inside?

[@Percopius]

@@gurusalami7261 Well, the minced meat patties (hamburgers) are pork and beef (in a 'secret' mixture, along with spices), so technically, yeah. I have had chicken stuffed with ham and cheese, which is typical, at least for the burger place close to me. Everyone makes a gourmet burger, which has chucks of cheese and stuff in it, so I would think chunks of ham would not be uncommon. Also, there are schnitzel burgers, hammered flat pork, breaded, in a burger.

[@boriskoren6862]

Thanks man, have a nice time in Serbia!

[@GA_ME]

@@gurusalami7261 there is no one type of Serbian hamburger. Every shop has their own recipe and there are at least 4-5 types in every shop. Hamburgers with bacon are not uncommon.

[@yokinrajapaksa2722]

I am in Sri Lanka and I love Serbia very much. Can you tell me the way to get a job? Thank you

[@pandimus7]

I live in Serbia already 1 year. The food is just great here! And there is also good variety of different local wines as well. We are going to Fruska gora tomorrow to make a tour around local wineries! What a beautiful country! New channel btw

[@AmandasChannel-C.PSLifeCoach]

*Delhaize is the Belgian multinational "mother company" of Maxi stores. In the US, it's called Food Lion.*

[@crilliaceag3769]

You guys are back in Serbia!? Nice to see yours vlogs again 🙂 3:40 Im sure you already know, but much tasteful breads are in bakery, not in supermarkets. 4:58 Plasma powder is for child food or for making cakes. 8:40 One of the most frequently prepared salads in Serbia is made from mayonnaise. 11:28 Pate with bacon flavour. 13:15 That price is only valid if you brought an empty glass bottle and gave it to the woman at the checkout. If you don't have an empty bottle, they will charge you a deposit, so your beer is more expensive. Of course, when you drink beer and bring the empty bottle, they will refund your deposit :) Me, I dont like Zaječarsko pivo, best Serbian beer, imho, is LAV PREMIUM. _One tip: if you are interested in which products are of Serbian origin, look at the first 3 digits of the barcode. For Serbia they are: 860. If the barcode starts with some other numbers, the product is from another country, which you can easily Google._

[@samoodustani5198]

ne seri najbolje je zajecarsko

[@johndeesnotebook5790]

Plasma powder is not child food, it's for adult as much as for the kids lol

[@DelijaizValjeva]

Najbolje Srpsko pivo je Valjevsko pivo,ali imamo najgoru reklamu!!!!!

[@crilliaceag3769]

@@DelijaizValjeva Ranije je bilo dobro, ali ga već dugo slabo nalazim.

[@damirbaj]

meni je lav premium sranje, previse gorko

[@goodfella5302]

No country has better food than Serbia!I can say this after traveling the world and tasting dishes from over 70 countries!Don’t buy bread in markets get it fresh from famous Serbian bakeries!My favorite European country!Greetings from US!

[@analogninomad]

Thanks for the kind words. It's a privilege (one of very few) of living at the crossroads of central Europe, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. We've got the best from each side.😊

[@scandmaster]

I can only agree with you. Was there last year with my Swedish biz partner. Except all restaurants, we ordered a couple of times from a local fast food joint where we rented apartment, they did everything at place and grilled with BBQ charcoal. My friend just said, - but this is better than Hi end Restaurants in Stockholm. -I know, I said. 😜😜😏

[@milosstamenkovic465]

Greetings from Leskovac (South Serbia) to you. Man, how I love America, its people, and its anthem.

[@krupiJeee]

I LOVE YOUU MAN ! If you need something when you came back , we are here for you!

[@Superivko100]

Thank you. ❤❤❤

[@majajasar1278]

We ( Serbians) swear by Plazma😂❤ Senf is mustard😅

[@merwizard71]

The same as we, Romanians, use the word "rahat" to swear. It means "Turkish delight" (rāḥat al-hulqūm in Arabic, literally "comfort of the throat"). Most of the countries kept and adapted the second word of the Arabic name (as "lokum" or "loukumi"). We kept the first word.

[@Dosadniste2000]

we don't.

[@Mrzana101]

@@merwizard71 In Serbia we still say rahat lokum or ratluk.

[@katranaapetro]

you forgot the bread..to je naj vaznije..

[@carrotbg]

In Bulgaria we have the same types of flour: 500 - white bread, 700 - mixed (called Dobruzha in Bulgaria), 1150 - dark bread and 1850 - whole grain. The number comes from quantity of mineral residue after burning the flour.

[@ventilatorbgd]

do you have 1878?

[@aurelije]

It is DIN standard so number are used in Germany also.

[@cp1236]

The plant inside the oil was rosemary. The Rio Mare in toothpaste tube is pate made of tuna. It’s from Italy and is really good. All the Rio Mare products are high quality.

[@nemangame]

The top two/three shelves of what you thought was mayo, was actually mustard. We just call it senf here and the packaging is similar to the mayo ones so i'm not surprised you missed it if you weren't paying too much attention.

[@ArcanumSteam]

Servia-Armenia-Greece=brothers-Greetings from Greece

[@heskeyns]

5:15 we use that plasma with milk, pour glass of milk add plasma inside and mix while adding until it becomes visibly edible with a spoon, you can also add nesquick if you like chocolate milk. Also we use it for almost any home made cookies or cakes even ice-cream. So yeh plasma is something every serbian loves and consumes daily

[@dejannadj6788]

I'm glad seeing you again. Welcome back!

[@jackreacher215]

1.) "Pijaca" is from Italian "Piazza" 2.) There was a lot of mustard to the left of that lonely bottle, it's called "senf" in Serbian, which is the same as in German 3.) Wondering if they charged you for that glass bottle, maybe that price is if you bring empty bottle back, not sure. 4.) Maxi is owned by Belgian Delhaize, probably the same for that Romanian chain you mentioned as well.

[@Dominik189]

They do, and normally the glass beer bottles are returnable. You can exchange old empty bottles for new, full ones and have the commission fee waived.

[@samkitty5894]

"Pijaca" is normally used to describe outdoor market, not indoor.

Guys, the price of bottled bear is so cheap because you suppose to return these bottles. Actually, they probably charged you for them (we call it kaucija, similar as caution you pay in court). Actually it's form of very cheep deposit as guarantee that you will return the bottles. When you return the bottles, you get your money back. If you own some bottles you just bring them, show to stuff working there and you can by the same amount of bear without paying for bottles. It's just to motivate recycling / reuse of bottles.

[@ShamanKish]

Nektar beer is now sold in glass bottles but no need to return flask! Maybe others too?

[@opopo4218]

@@ShamanKish Nektar se pokusava da probije na trziste Srbije iako ni u R.S. ne dominira po meni Banjalucko pivo je bolje od nektara

[@ShamanKish]

@@opopo4218 Banjalučkog piva nisam video u Beogradu, a od svih koje sam probao, Skopsko mi se najviše dopalo. No, u međuvremenu su ga prodali pa ne znam da li je i dalje dobro. Zaječarsko extra je isto dobro.🍺

[@opopo4218]

@@ShamanKish ima ne duzi vremenski period (od ove godine) ali ima u ponudi limenka i 0.5,

[@thedayismyenemy13]

Divni ste. Pozdrav za vas drugari. I moju divnu zemlju.

[@BFTW-vb8bn]

da brt

[@lebac]

Usually there is additional charge for a glass bottle if you don't return empty ones. Always will remember as a kid I would go to the store with 6 empty glass bottles, deposit them in an empty crate and buy beer for my dad (yeah, no limitations on underage purchase of alcohol back then).

[@ZIVELASRBIJA3]

I uploaded a new Serbian video bro🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

[@milosradenkovic7723]

lepsa vremena bracala svaki dan po par puta dok je cale pio okupi se drustvo posalju me i 10 puta ako treba al svaki put padne sladoled hahah :D

[@Dominik189]

Ah the good old days. When we use to stroll in to the local store as 5 years olds and come out with 3 packs of Dunav or Jadran cigarettes and a full plastic 6 bottle carrier of beer.

[@bingoE]

pancakes with nutela+plazma powder is fantastic choice. try that.

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

😋

[@portuguesewithmaria]

Lol, it was so fun to hear some of the comments. 😀We do have a lot of dairy products, but what you were looking for- fresh cheese- we mostly buy at the farmer's market. Regarding the tea, it's not our tradition at all although it's becoming more popular. When somebody offers me a tea, I always get confused and say- I'm good, thank you, I'm not sick. 😂 An average Serbian, like myself, drinks tea when being sick. 😆😅 Great video, guys!

[@veseli81]

Glad to see you back in Serbia again. You were so excited with Serbian food (restaurant in Niš) that I knew you gonna be back for another round. I have also seen video of you and your mom trying Serbian food I guess in Canada... Lovely video... Welcome back, greetings for both Ivana and you! Enjoy! 👍🏻

[@milanjovanovic6259]

Ja sam iz Nisa i tamo gde se odusevili hranom je hrana kao i svuda u Nisu, nista posebno. Mozda sam ocekivao ko zna sta pa zato

[@fortitudo1992]

HALLO SELJACI! COVEK POSTAVI VIDEO I VI KAO KRDO NAVALITE! ON NE VOLI NISTA SAMO ZIVI OD VIDEA I BUDALA KAO VI:):)

[@AletheAce]

10:00 Thomy is a Swiss brand, bought by Nestle. In Switzerland, it's' normal to have condiments in aluminum tubes like that. You can recycle them.

[@leonardosimoes5904]

+ for wearing a palmeiras t-shirt. Brazilian living in Serbia here 🇧🇷🇷🇸

[@miodragjankovic9759]

Yes, the price of beer in a glass bottle is that, but only if you bring empty bottles in exchange.

[@lone-wolf-1]

9:00 Senf is also mustard. In german it’s called Senf too. So, there are a lot of products on the shelf.

[@merwizard71]

Maxi or Mega is still something "big" and they belong to Delhaize, the same group that operates "Food Lion in America. And about the flour, vegetable oil, or rice sections, there are, certainly, similar sections in the supermarkets in Romania and everywhere. I'm surprised you missed them in Timișoara. Canola oil is virtually unknown in these parts of Europe. Sunflower oil is the norm, along with the olive oil, if you go a little bit more south, in Greece.

[@dzonikg]

Before capitalism it was call C-market supermarket chain during Yugoslavia . Bought by Delhaize and renamed Maxi

[@merwizard71]

​@@dzonikg Yugoslavia was light years ahead of Romania, before capitalism. Still, Delhaize had the same goal in Romania, as in Yugoslavia. The regular grocery stores in Romania were called "Alimentara". They were medium to small size stores, located mostly at the groundfloor of the buildings. They disappeared during the nineties, as the state was selling or hiring all the premises it owned. Delhaize started by opening „Alimentara” size stores all over Bucharest and, later, in the big cities. More recently they moved to open bigger supermarkets and "concept stores".

[@zlatanzakic]

Yes, they're "big" because they have a wide range of EU products available (which are the only ones that can be trusted or worth buying in Serbia, in order to avoid deceptions). I still can't forget the '90s sanctions, when we were tied up to Serbian products only... I'm surprised I lived through that sh*t.

[@zlatanzakic]

​@@merwizard71I still remember some of my classmates from Novi Kneževac (my home town in Vojvodina, Serbia) making fun of Romania for poor-quality products before 1989. Karma is a b*tch, isn't it?

[@dzonikg]

@@zlatanzakic I almost always buy Serbian products ...

[@dzonikg]

Maxi supermarket chain were call C-market during Yugoslavia . Bought by Delhaize (thing they are Belgian)

[@mikebalkanski1250]

Shocking! The prices are almost the same as in Austria! I wonder how the poor Serbians with just the third of the Austrian income can afford this food at supermarkets! Sad to see!

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

Thats the reallity. They are just looking for products, not to mension, how expensive is this for Serbian citizen.

[@simirijanac]

We are not poor! Anyone who wants to work can live comfortably in Serbia. Compare the prices of other products and services in Serbia and Austria and you will see that they are no richer than us! Maxi is among the most expensive stores, there are others that are much cheaper, not to mention the market. What is shocking is that we still have more fun, eat better, dress better and travel more than other EU countries. How is it possible?

[@mrgalaxy396]

Maxi is kind of a bougie supermarket brand here. There are much cheaper options such as Cash & Carry where you can buy in bulk a lot of products for a cheaper price. A lot of people still either grow their own produce or buy them from the countryside since they have family/friends there and the prices outside Belgrade and maybe Novi Sad are a lot cheaper (that's why the national average salary is so low, Belgrade salaries are some 20-30% higher for the same job). But yeah, produce prices are generally higher than in most of Europe due to use importing a lot of stuff (despite being able to grow so many things here) and being outside the EU. Especially with inflation now it's tough for some people, but most people can still afford it since there are cheaper options as I mentioned.

[@mikebalkanski1250]

@@mrgalaxy396 Thank God they can, because the Serbs even had to suffer immensely during Western sanctions and bombings, they admirely always managed somehow to survive. 🙏❤️

[@ZlatnoPeroTV]

​@@simirijanacfuel is more expensive in Serbia than Austria and Austria has much higher salaries.

[@analogninomad]

There was a mustard on the top shelf in the mayo section in smaller packages. Thomy indeed is in a metal tube. It is probably the best mayo you can find there. It's imported, though, I believe from Slovenia. These metal rube packages haven't changed for last 40 years, so it's a kinda vintage, old school thing. Your knowledge and pronunciation of the local products is suberb! You made only one mistake: pijaca should be pronounced like pee-ya-tza. Good video! Keep up good work!

[@zlatanzakic]

Actually, we do have our own mayo (e.g. Dijamant, Vital...), but I personally avoid those, because I have a very good reason to doubt they meet the EU standards of manufacturing quality. That's why I stick to Thomy, Heinz, etc... as many people around here do.

[@DimitrijeJoka]

​@@zlatanzakicSamo bato ti rokaj tomija,ja cu dijamante moje voljene. Ako nisi znao skart roba se izvozi u Srbiju posto smo zemlja treceg sveta. Tako da ti veruj vise Nemacu nego nasem. Nemam nista protiv ali sto jeste jesteà

[@zlatanzakic]

@@DimitrijeJoka Tvoj izbor, batice. Na kraju krajeva, to je ono što vam žvalonja trpa u 🥪e. 🤣

[@DimitrijeJoka]

@@zlatanzakic Zasto glumis mangupa da te pitam?

[@zlatanzakic]

@@DimitrijeJoka Ja nisam bot, za razliku od tebe. 🥪

[@dekin65]

I've been following your videos around the world and I'm glad that my country Serbia is on the list, enjoy.

[@helenmackinnon817]

I bloody love when u guys do a supermarket tour so fun 😊 🇬🇧 ❤

[@giorgiogiorgio8341]

Senf meaning Mustard, so the Heinz bottle was not so lonely.

[@marsupiotupak]

MAXI was a Serbian-owned company at the time and then sold to Belgian Delhaize. Kind Regards

[@ZlatnoPeroTV]

​@@oliverat8393odavno jos

[@aleksadivnic4479]

plazma in dust from is mostly used in europian pancakes with krem ( krem is the nutella thing but u guys dont have a word for it) we use it also in baking some cakes. with normal plazma the kids like to dip it in apple juice from store and then eat it. but be cerfull dont put it in for too much it will get soggy and break away and go to bottom of the cup(personal experience)

[@dianegreig4627]

Always love the supermarket tours. Keep safe, healthy and happy.

[@nemiloszorka1162]

Just a few notes: Thomy is a premium Swiss mayonnaise, and Rio Mare is premium Italian tuna product ;) Also, this shop seems to have a really small selection of mustard, which is strange. For Zaječarsko, they've also charged you for the glass bottle extra (check your cash register bill). There is a print on the price tag, that says that you need to bring your own empty bottle, to exchange it for a full one, otherwise you are charged more for a bottle. So in the end it is more expensive than a can :( I think that an extra charge for a glass bottle is 20 dinars, but it depends from store to store. Great video, though.

[@nikarose]

there was mustard all over those shelves, its in every scene of the condiment part of the video even when you're showing the tommy burger mayo

[@abadaba2812]

Hehe, you are getting the catch. Actually best mustard was that with "C" in small bags, they cost only about 20 cents, and best mayo is Thomy classic, similar price in similar sizes. Get bread from "pekara" section (was on your right side, that's freshly baked in-house) instead of packaged or imported. For pate's - go for liver ones or turkey ones. Carnex and Argeta are the best. Serbian wines are expensive bc private vinaries sell them, but for cheaper go for Montenegrin Cabernet Sauvignon or any of "Plantaza" brands - they are good old school quality for $5. Oh, yeah, and we don't have olives, so all olive oil is imported and insane priced - just get sunflower one, because we have too many :)

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

Average payment in Belgrade is about 80000 dinars per mounth. There are also people who work even for 40000. So imagine how expensive is this for us. Average person spend from 20000-30000 dinars only for food. Maybe for people from other countries is not expensive. But most of them work for 2000-3000 euros (230000-330000 dinars). In terms of food quality it is average. There are more expensive markets, where you can buy great food, and some local stores like Aman, or Sumadija market, with horrible quality food.

[@milosjaric4149]

Ko u Beogradu radi za 40.000?

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

@@milosjaric4149 Malo ljudi, ali ih ima. Plate npr u supermarketima, obezbedjenju, trafikama su izmedju 40000-60000. Vecina rade za izmedju 60000-90000, sto je sa ovolikim cenama isto nedeovoljno.

[@milosjaric4149]

Nije sporno da je nedovoljno, ali mislim da danas u Beogradu i N.Sadu niko ne mora da radi za 40.000 jer nedostaje radne snage. U manjim mestima, ns žalost, da.

[@aleksandarvujanic7914]

@@milosjaric4149 Sto se tice mladih, slazem se da mlad covek, ako zapne u Beogradu, moze da radi sa pocetnom platom od nekih 55000-70000. Svakako to su poslovi gde se uglavnom lomi kicma, i rinta po 9-10 sati, sa jednim slobodnim danom u nedelji. Covek ne treba sebi bas da dozvoli da radi za najjadniji crkavicu.

[@Lucky_Luke486]

Excellent presentation of a Serbian supermarket, very fair. As for glass bottle bear. It is cheaper because you have to normally come with the empty bottle to recycle, otherwise you actually have to pay more. Check the receipt 😅

[@nekipeki9766]

06:17 pls try the "Čačanski Čips", its the yellow one and also local, one of the best ones in Serbia 😊

[@unicornns5695]

Probali su, pogledaj prethodni klip, gde jedu nase grickalice 😊

[@-ENGEL-]

no, chipsy is much better

[@milanjovanovic6259]

Samo da nije onaj sa paprikom sto ima visak kancerogenih materija pa povucen sa trzista

[@joggie.]

Zajecarsko glass bottles are cycling around much more because there is a return policy in smaller stores where if you have empty glass bottles to give to the store it is even cheaper to buy them because you don't pay like half of the price for a bottle, or have to leave caution fee at the store if you don't return bottles... It's basically because all the retailers just send glass bottles back to the brewery in Zajecar, where they get refilled and used again...

[@goedertdavid9659]

Im also from a balkan country but we don't often buy our food in a supermarket mostly we buy our food in small local stores, markets, local backeries and local butcher stores and we don't drink instant coffee but turkish coffee.

[@ZlatnoPeroTV]

So the same as in Serbia 😅

[@WhattoRepair]

You need to have empty glass bottles for 0,5 liters Zaječarsko beer. If you dont bring empty bottles you pay the bottle around 30 cents, so you probably paid that beer around 1 dollar. When you return empty bottles you got 30 cents back for every bottle. Or maybe they didn't wanted to charge bottles when they saw you are not from Serbia, and you probably don't know for bottles. There is always tons of spare bottles everywhere. So every serbian home has at least 100 empty bottles of that type, and plastic crates for 20 bottles (gajbe za pivo). There are also a carriers for 6 bottles. Most of 0,5 liter beers in glass bottles in Serbia are returnable and because of this price is lower. Other sizes, like 0,3 liter glass bottles are not returnable, you don't need empty bottles but price is slightly higher than 0,5 liter.

[@DarioDervis]

Chipsy is the serbian name for Lays. Both are owned by pepsico, so that's why we don't have Lays in Serbia. They are essencialy the same thing with a different name.

[@dennismelton5080]

In French, the label says "a mixture of oils and herbs" for fondue

[@AllamaSayidi]

I love sarbia... I m Indian 🇮🇳💪

[@popson444]

You have to pay for the bottle too, if you dont have exchange bottle.. so its more expensive to buy in glass if you dont have exchange glass...

[@thcmorello3979]

Yes, beer in a glass bottle is cheaper, but you have to pay for the packaging, if you didn't bring empty bottles, so it ends up being more expensive than in a can 🙂

[@Cedo86]

Just the first time, after that you bring empty bottles and take full, every household in Serbia has at least one 'gajba' crate with 20 glass bottles.

[@senyor_artemis]

Thanks for the videos, guys 🥰 Btw, Maxi supermarkets chain belong to a Belgian-Dutch consortium and supermarkets chain “Delhaize” (pronounced as del-eh-z, or del-è-z, the stress is on the “e”). That’s why you saw some of original Belgian products in the store with Delhaize branding. This consortium owns the supermarkets chains around Europe under the names Delhaize, Maxi, Albert and some others. 😊

[@marjangrnca]

Im from Serbia! I know theres so much food and its sooo good!

[@RandomNonsense1985]

A quick googling shows that Maxi is owned by Ahold Delhaize, who also own Food Lion, Hannaford’s, and Stop and Shop in the US.

[@unnamed000006]

Chipsy is owned by Lays. Some Chipsy flavours can be found as Lays chips in other European countries.

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

Those(creamy) bananas coated in chocolate were / still are my favourite candy,for more than ….50+ years…. The original ones …..🥰,,yesterday when I was a kid “ 😋😛❣️

[@luleboss]

That meat you saw close to burgers (pljeskavica) are actually ćevapi. Plazma in powder is used for cakes but it is also used a lot to just mix with milk, you choose how much milk, if you like it more liquid or not. The other plazma powder was just slightly different version that people use when a "post" is happening (no eating dairy products, meat (except fish), anything with fat)

[@bagaljivkoO007]

0:11 The lion is Delhaize Group SA was a Belgian multinational retail company headquartered in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Brussels, Belgium, and operated in seven countries and on three continents. Now owned by Ahold Delhaize. Delhaize reached an agreement with Ahold to merge and form a new parent/holding company headquartered in the Netherlands: Ahold Delhaize

[@rudociliak6683]

yo! that ground up plazma keks you found, yes you can mix it with cold milk, until its a thick almost goop texture, and eat it that way. And use for baking too

[@Srbazo]

hi neighbours🥰 i hope u having fun...i would suggest you guys go to zlatibor its mountain resort i always go there its amazing...since we have so many mountains in ontario😁!!! enjoy...cant wait to come again...mr n missisauga is still here

[@mojahidulislam6066]

Love you both. Great vlog ❤❤

[@gothamlab]

Love Serbia!

[@azkmn7]

Supermarket reviews are so good, greetings from Pakistan

[@RisticXMMII]

the "construction adhesive" mustard comment @9:42 took me OUT! hahahaha

[@POLO9999]

7:22 : This Oil with a tree branch in it is what is used for a "Fondue" which is a mix dedicated for a tiny "frying machine" where we drop small pieces of meats or vegetables on it. It's very popular in the French Speaking areas in Europe especially in Belgium, North-East France and Switzerland. The brand "Delhaize" is the main company which is based in Belgium. It seems to be a Belgian import product since it has the French/Dutch label.

[@mirosslavv]

I'm writing this just so everyone knows this is Serbia and city is Subotica I know that cuz I live here :)

[@bane2886]

Hvala

[@doktorzafejs5782]

We mostly drink beer from glass bottles, but we return the packaging back, and if you don't have packaging to return, they charge you a "deposit." Usually, we all have some beer bottles at home, and then we bring as many bottles as the amount of beer we want to buy.

[@Sleeve_Did_It]

Maxi is owned by Ahold Delhaize. The lion on the logo is the exact lion used in the Food Lion logo in America. Also, the dark gray interior and lighted department signs are similar to what I've seen at Giant-Carlisle and Stop & Shop locations that have been built or remodeled in the past couple of years.

[@TheProrules]

This video is from Subotica, prozivka! I was raised there… my lovely hood 🇷🇸❤️

[@marijanaprica7041]

There was mustard there, around that lonely bottle you pointed to. Only it's called SENF in Serbian. You just didn't recognize it 😊

[@MMMM-ki9oi]

Haha :) senf=mustard so half of that shelve was mustard, but similar package as mayo :) also, why did you skip the juice section? We have great fruit juices, which are more popular then sodas :) the funny looking mayo TOMY is super tasty mayo in kind of metal container, so perfectly preserves the taste :)

[@lordvord2535]

OMG you guys been to Subotica my hometown 🏙️😎

[@nentj]

Welcome back. Get some veggies too. Find "Ox Heart" tomato on the farmer's market. Combine it with "Somborska feta", and some Kulen.

[@Javy_Valen_Tain]

Hi guys, where do you find most convenient for living Canada or Serbia? Could you make a video about it please pros and cons , keep having a great time ;)

[@preciousstone6878]

I like the flour section!!

[@ivandikov6360]

Delhaize is one of the major Belgium supermarkets chains. It owns many retail businesses all around Europe

[@Iksi_]

We love coffee so much that when we wanna go out with someone we ask them: "do you wanna go for a coffee?"

[@MariusCiobanu0709]

Hello! I think "pijaca" means "piață" (market) in Romanian. You know, Piața Obor(Obor market)!

[@bane2886]

You are right🇷🇸🇹🇩♥️ Translate "obor" from serbian to your language

[@AlexM-t6h]

We've had mayo in a tube for decades :)

[@MrHorse-by3mp]

Nice-looking supermarket!😎 Especially the local meat and cheese. They don't sell that stuff at the Dollar General.

[@Stormwatch153]

You visited Subotica as I can see. My hometown. Welcome!

[@toxicgamers1113]

we do not call MUSTARD, we call it SENF... where you find that MUSTARD, there is SENF it is same.

[@QueenOfTheGreen27]

That store looks like heaven...mostly all good quality ingredients probably. I'd also love to find a bakery for fresh bread there. Also I'm pretty sure most people bake their own bread.

[@ZlatnoPeroTV]

No, maybe in some villages.

[@giganigga3025]

We do have lots of bakeries, i think this isn't the same in other countries but our bakeries work 24/7

[@pepper_doze2463]

5:10 there are a lot things you can do with plazma. The crushed plazma can be mixed with milk and just eaten like that. It is a not too sweet. It can also be made into a milkshake. You can also make cakes with it, like cheesecake. We love plazma for some reason...

[@giganigga3025]

Or you just eat it

[@RaduRadonys]

What is plasma? It's just some biscuits like petite beure?

[@giganigga3025]

@@RaduRadonys you can google it, they are like biscuits but literally everyone in Serbia and ex-Yu eats them, in cakes, milkshake, dunked in milk, Nutella, Eurokrem Also there is plain, salty and powder form And we have plazma cubes and sticks which is plazma cream and biscuit with chocolate, tastes delicious

[@Gammer2Play]

Pijaca-so this will be easy for you Piyatza

[@nikolajelenkovic321]

Chipsy is also owned by pepsico just like Lays ,so it's basically there equal. 6:43

[@ogi169]

The reason why bottled beer is cheaper is because you have to return those bottles once you're done with the beer. It's called "povratna ambalaža" which literally means "package that you have to return".

[@sasaantonijevic5422]

Next time look for "SENF", this is the local name for Mustard (it was standing on the shelf, right next to the lonely mustard)😉

[@thekastel01]

maxi and mega are part of the ahold delhaize group From holland and Belgium . they have a lot of supermarkets in different countries

[@MalaLujka18]

Senf is what we call mustard so there wasn't only "a one, little, lonely bottle of mustard" but there were other brands/types too

[@DexMaster881]

It's called the Young onion, Silver is a type.

[@jottka2162]

I live in Serbia. They had chips which were called "Hot Ball Callenge" and "Hot Ring Challenge" where only a few of the chips (i.e. balls or rings) were hot. Was very cool and entertaining. Unfortunatly they disapeared from the stores.

[@NruBseyE]

Del Haize is huge in USA, kinda weird you guys don't know about it. Dutch company, but majority of revenue is made in USA.

[@zdenkolitavski9162]

Belgian👍

[@NruBseyE]

@@zdenkolitavski9162 i don't know about that, but i know for sure that their headquarters are in Netherlands, maybe Albert Hejin was Dutch and delhaize belgian part before fusion?

[@Proton_N]

GMO is forbidden by law in Serbia. If someone planted GMO and they are found they are fined heavily and crops are burned.

[@superaconi97]

gmo is banned in whole Europe not just Serbia

[@CL9k24a3]

That Maxi ajvar is the best one you can get from store.

[@Shomi_brat]

08:18 Yep!Just picture this: grandma's home made bread,straight from the oven,with ajvar,kajmak or plum jam.Yeeaah!

[@kiriku1762]

nice video hello from belgrade

[@akademac1001]

|Beer in a glass bottlesis cheaper because you have to bring the bottle with you. Look at the bill, they probably charged you the price for the bottles.