German Supermarkets: 4 Mistakes to avoid | Grocery shopping in Germany | Video Guide

Let's talk about what 4 mistakes to avoid before grocery shopping in German supermarkets!
There are confusing types of milk and milk products, There is a whole confusion about bread shopping, there is some extra money involved whenever you'll shop any bottled drink in Germany! Just go through the video and you might find the mistake you have been making!
And the Bad news guys! There is no evidence of salted butter here :P so best of luck.
Hope you'll find this video useful. If I've missed something, shoot it in the comments. I would love to hear it from you guys!
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[@ShweChan]

**update** Video contains things which you may or may not agree! This is about my experience, may not be yours. 1. UTH milk does taste diff to me, it would make no sense to you if you add milk just in your coffee. It is a huge diff for people who drink glass of milk morning and evening without really adding anything. If you think this is nonsense, then go make your own video 😂. 2. The idea of bread for an Indian is limited to toast. That's the thing you get when you ask for bread in India. I used to buy toast from supermarket shelf but later when I tried different varieties of real bread from the attached bakery, I realised it is more delicious option in almost the same price and at the same place. That's all I want to say. All my Indian viewers would agree. 3. Pfand system was totally new for me, I read the things I said online and also supermarket staff told me about it. 4. I did not find salted butter in treff and netto, the nearest and the only supermarkets I went to. I did find it in Kaufland and Ekeda later on. From the place I come, we have to hunt for non salted butter, here unsalted is a majority. I want to correct the thing I said about not finding it here. Thanks to all the people who even told me brands to look for. I found salted butter after I had help from you guys. This video is simply my personal experience and opinions, you might have others. I did get msgs saying "yes UTH tastes diff" "why don't you add about which type of potatoes to buy bz unlike India there are some types here". If you share similar cultural background then you might agree to the video, if anyway you don't, take your hate elsewhere. Or make your own video 😂 Ok bye!

[@deryeti351]

Yes, you are right: H-Milch tastes really different to "normal" milk. I always have a crate of it at home nevertheless, because it's really convenient as a reserve , for coffee or for cooking. But if you want to drink REALLY fresh milk, then you should look out for a dairy farmer in your vicinity (if you are living in a more rural area). Some of these farmers sell the really fresh and untreated raw milk just as it comes from the cow. You'll have to bring your own bottles and fill them up at a vending machine. You might try the search term "Milchtankstelle" at google maps to find some of them. Of course there are the unevitable warning labels at these machines, that this milk is untreated and shouldn't ever be consumed without heating it first, but believe me: I drink this milk all the time, never heated it, and never had a problem with it. These vending machines are usually very well kept and clean, as it would be extremely bad for the farmers reputation otherwise (not to talk about the legal consequences of course - not to follow the food hygiene regulation can be really pricey.)

[@nashvinash6646]

Triggered!! XD

[@adalmar]

You have about 2k subscribers, but i still wanna leave that message here: Don't get mad about people from the internet. You don't need to talk to everybody and you surely don't need to explain yourself to everyone on your own youtube channel.

[@manasrajput8359]

Hii mam my name is Mahi Rajput and I am from India 🇮🇳 i want to study in Germany so I need your help mam please please please please help me 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@willloveyoumore]

Who cares about milk and unsalted butter when listening to your cute voice ☺️

[@gerdpapenburg7050]

I prefer to buy my bread not from supermarkets; they are industrially pre-produced at a factory and will finally just be heated up at the bakery shop. I like to go to small bakeries which are family owned for generations and which still produce hand-crafted breads using natural sourdough.

[@ShweChan]

Hey, Even I shop bread in the bakery...but i really do not not which are the small bakers, in my town they are pretty big and they own chains everywhere.. we have ambuster, deher, lands and segwat, which one are you talking about? It will be really helpful if you tell me some names.

[@abalada]

@@ShweChan Some like the Bäckerei Bühler, Zasiusstr. 9 , Freiburg. The classical bakery with just one adjacent shop is becoming rare. A handful of shops will however still mean that it's from a classical bakery. Armbruster and Dreher are rather small regional chains and should be fine. Looks like they have so 1-2 dozens shops. Kiliansbäck (Würzburg region), so 80 shops, over 400 employees. Here the bakery is already a big factory building www.kiliansbaeck.de/images/kiliansbaeck/slider/Kiliansbaeck-Waldbuettelbrunn.jpg Kamps and K&U are really big chains. K&U - which originated from a Freiburg bakery - has now so 700 shops and nearly 5.000 employees. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_%26_U_B%C3%A4ckerei#/media/Datei:Gro%C3%9Fb%C3%A4ckerei_K&U_in_Neuenburg_2.jpg

[@IngebhorgdPizarroKrause]

I ve been buying the wrong milk for years D: ... Thank you!! LOL

[@alpanasatam]

Very good info...good efforts n editing :)

[@BhaviSavla]

Nice video shwetal..really unique..although i am not in germany i would love to see such content and know more about Germany!😊👌👌

[@ShweChan]

Thank you so much! then you have to visit Germany soon!

[@nikezri92]

Very useful Chan. Thanks.

[@SwetasBeautyVanity]

So much information and very helpful video 👍👍👍👍

[@ShweChan]

Hey, just some mistakes which Indians would do I think :P Thanks and stay tuned :) If you have any other ideas, let me know :)

[@romanvlogs2914]

This video is so helpful and informative.

[@matekochkoch]

H-milk does really taste different, but it is always an option to have one in the storage just for the case of running out. Also it dosn't make a difference when you cook it anyway (hot chocolate).

[@Nailacious]

Wow this is so helpful 😍😍 wish I could visit Germany super sooooon

[@ShweChan]

I wish the same for you :) Did you know nail art culture is so much more here? they charge 3k for basic 10 nails :P with a gel colour :) how is that in India?

[@MeinOhrenkino]

Your accent just sounds wonderful, very sympathetic. But we have salted butter, of course. Maybe not in every supermarket. :-)

[@prepraveendwd]

Ohhhhhh i did same mistake actually i wasn't aware about this now i saw u r video tq soooooo much

[@vishnupriyatirupati5664]

Good information...👍

[@shradhameet810]

Very helpful

[@ashw2244]

Really unique content!! :)

[@ShweChan]

thanks ga

[@dpgboss6209]

your video very useful for my business

[@womenclearskin]

Really amazing video 👍👍

[@ShweChan]

Thank you girl :) what's your favorite part?

[@tino_mamoyo]

So which one is the best milk because i always buy the one you said no to.

[@abcdefgh6836]

Hi Shwe you are doing wonderful job, God bless you. Keep it on. A big thumb up. One Request, kindly shoot a video on German brands also like Mont Blanc, BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz etc., if possible. Thank you and God Bless you.

[@kvppurohit7249]

I too am going to cm to germany after my 12th grade which in 2020 . Any necessary advice .pls inform me . Thanks for this wonderful video. Great knowledge

[@tonyb9578]

Thank you very much for your video. I subscribed. I come from Scotland U. K.

[@lifewithnish]

So useful yaar my brother planning to study in Germany I showed him Also your video ❤️

[@ShweChan]

Hey girl !! Very glad to hear that!! That's the intention I must say !

[@sanketpatil1362]

from Dhanya te foreign to Shwetal Kadam...always great to hear you:)

[@piyush3333]

There are few things you can add such as how to get the fruits and vegetables which needs to be weighed, also what are the things that you will get and you won't get in german markets such as I tried finding mustard oil but I hardly saw and when I checked online it was quite expensive then I found people here use olive oil or vegetable oil mostly. Also I had a tough time finding spices

[@priyangaravindran5264]

Hi, I am Munich.. I usually buy frische fettarme milch 1.5% frtt pasteurisiert milk from penny.. Can you suggest me where to buy fresh milk?

[@vaishnavithakkar3942]

Do we have to boil the milk before having it like we do in india? Like boil and then store in the fridge?

[@abhijeetthorat2055]

Hello ma'am...me next winter intake la germany la yetoy...tumcha video kuph helpful ahe...ani ashech chan chan Internation students sathi videos upload kara...😊 keep going...

[@tanveeransari4510]

Every cheap items which usually student prefer or can afford is you are saying we should avoid 🤣. Slow claaappppppl👏👏👏

[@Boogus112]

FYI: The bottles with the 25c deposit are not reused, they get recycled in their own way. Glasbottles and plastik bottles with 15c or 8c are reused/refilled.

[@ShweChan]

Thank you so much, I found the logo information you gave was really helpful. Immediately sent it to my friends here.

[@DesiDeutsche]

Can't agree more about the milk. 😅 I also took some time to realise what's going on & what should I do to ensure that I don't bring the wrong milk home. 🙈 This video can be of great help to the Indians who are new in Germany. 🙂

[@nehalmohamedhasanen6873]

Nice video, but should have mentioned that the bottle need to have the recycling/pfand sign, otherwise, you won't pay 0.25 cents and so you won't get any pfand back. Also a little correction, they do have salted butter for all supermarkets brands like Ja in Rewe, K-classic in Kaufland, Milbona in Lidl, Penny in Penny and so on.

[@MegaKosan]

Apart from sandwich/toast bread I wouldn't buy bread in a supermarket, proper bakeries have much better quality, most people in Germany buy it in actual bakeries, even if the supermarket is more convenient.

[@ShweChan]

Agree, now I have started even toast from bakeries. As you rightly said I am impressed with the quality. Now forever bakery fan

[@TomTermini]

Keep up the good video effort!

[@ShweChan]

Thank you so much! I have learned so many things after publishing this :P I need to make the updated very soon hahaha :P

[@TomTermini]

If you come to Dublin, I have a few “favorites” I’d be happy to share - more than the usual tourist sights 🇮🇪

[@ShweChan]

Sure! why not :) Northen Irland is so much on my list :) I am a GOT fan :P

[@FrooGalFun]

A very helpful video for all western countries I feel 😁 I had no idea about the bottle thing in Germany...is that a European thing? Do u face major language barrier in the country?

[@MegaKosan]

Not really a European thing, when I go over to Denmark or the Netherlands I never see returnable bottles, but I don't think that Germany is the only country with returnables.

[@kjeldnymand4593]

Fun fact! In Denmark we started bottle recycling in 1942. Yes, most cuntries have the same system, at least in northern europe!

[@ritikalra6810]

Kerrygold does have a salted version (silver packaging)

[@scottysblog7317]

Where I'm from, non-pasturized milk is illegal to sell at markets. (America)

[@30chrismuc]

Uht Milk is heated for Second jo to Max 135 deg - plus of a longer Shelf live Neg: loss of some Vitamins ... So - its an alternative to fresh milk from Time to Time

[@ShweChan]

True that! Just i won’t be able to drink a glass of it like I would from the fresh 🥛 milk.

[@melchiorvonsternberg844]

@@ShweChan So you have to use this type of milk right. It's more for cookin' and such things. Put it in a cake, make cream or pudding with it, take it for your coffee or tea. The Germans are not such big milk drinkers, like the Americans. If you wanna have for example cornflakes, of course you have it with fresh milk, from the fridge. For myself, I hate to drink H- milk. It dosen't taste... You see, I'm with you...

[@ruchitasalunkhejadhav3797]

Hi Shwetal which city u stay in Germany

[@jenrich111]

I agree UHT "milk" is not even acceptable facsimile. I'm glad you had fun.

[@ShweChan]

I am glad you agree, people are roasting me over that UHT milk and what not 😂

[@k10shetty]

There is salted butter in Germany ! 25 cents Pfund bottles are recycled not reused.

[@manc8802]

The recycling is such a great idea... we too should have this in India...

[@marcelsalome36]

Do you speak German to work in Germany , or just English ?

[@wmf831]

I hate to burst your bubble. Plastic bottles are not being cleaned and reused, only glass bottles. BUT the plastci bottles you return will be collected and repurposed into new plastic items, whereas if you just throw them in the trash they will get bined with all the other trash. Though I neither drink homogenized milk, nor fresh milk, I don' think they are so drastically different. Of course you get salted bitter in Gemany, but you are right in that it is not as common as other butter varieties.

[@sumankarnewar2991]

Dhanya te foreign 😊😍😍😂😂

[@arunj6564]

Any latest video for Germany?

[@ShorifulIslam-cp2ls]

Wow

[@rahelkiroskebede2769]

in Germany they have a lot of salted butter but its in german

[@nforenoch3727]

Hello watching from cameroon

[@arshhanjra543]

Please add eggs as well i want to know which eggs are better

[@82mabli]

We have salted butter. Just look for "Meersalz" butter.

[@ShweChan]

Yes now I am able to find it in selected stores. Please check my updated comment. Thankful to have people like you who guide foreigner like me 🙏🏻

[@abraham2174]

@@ShweChan what selected 😂 every Discount has salted butter

[@Kivas_Fajo]

Sure we have salted butter. We even have different kinds of spiced butter. Withe garlic, garlic&herbs, herbs, lavender, black pepper, paprika, you name it.

[@saiuppalapati1036]

Great work.But I'm not in Germany. Even I'm trying to do my masters in Germany so can you help me in that???

[@ShweChan]

SAI Uppalapati 👋🏼 not sure about masters ! But yes this channel would make your life easy here, if you’re not here then would help you decide whether you will like it here. Stay tund

[@saiuppalapati1036]

@@ShweChan very happy to see your reply..I am looking to come.And I hope your videos make me more curious to come faster with better knowledge about Germany. And I'm looking a support from you to me in all aspects like uni selection, accommodation etc.

[@ShweChan]

Sure! I am going to interview some students next week. If you understand marathi then please join this channel here kzbin.info/door/og5B3T1Og37Yj1OvSToICQ The video is going to be in Marathi, as many of my friends have asked me to do it. I follow one guy: bharat in Germany 🇩🇪 I find his advice useful. Do see his videos if you would prefer english or hindi and let me know

[@TheInSaneWanderer]

Mastach!! Germany madhey kadhi gelo tar tuzya video cha use karin nakkich 😁

[@ShweChan]

Are India madhe kai project karaycha asel tari use hoyil !! pan yech tu Germany madhe..ethe khup beach ahet north la :P

[@TheInSaneWanderer]

@@ShweChan Nako sadhya apla Maharashtra bhari 😍😂

[@mrInsomniac666]

Germany does have salted Butter 😂😂

[@ankra12]

I would never buy milk that isent refrigeirated. The depositmachine we had for 30+ years 😂

[@tomatomarc]

das mit der h-milch ist jetzt wirklich mal übertrieben undd natürlich gibt es in deutschland gesalzene butter...

[@ShweChan]

Fur uns (aus Asian) es schmekt wirklich andres... gesalzene butter finde jetzt ich. Danke schon

[@MeinOhrenkino]

@@ShweChan H-Milch schmeckt wirklich deutlich anders. Das sehe ich auch so.

[@abraham2174]

@@ShweChan Milch aus dem Kühlregal ✓ Milch von der Palette × Ist doch überall so.

[@gokilarajan9095]

Hi Shwe am in Dusseldorf plz suggest me best night creme for skin whitening in germamy

[@ShweChan]

Gokila Rajan 👋🏼 hey Shwetal here. Getting whitening cream here is a challenge. You can still find some online. Please msg me on my insta handle. @globetrotter_shwechan so that I will ask more about your skin type and would suggest you accordingly. If you aren’t there, just let me know, will exchange msges here!!

[@gokilarajan9095]

Hi shwe, thanks for Ur reply And am not in insta, My skin type is:: Am from Tamilnadu(south) am a little black girl Plz suggest me best night creme

[@ShweChan]

Hi, black or white everyone is beautiful in their own ways. Still if you want to reduce the tan, apply tomato on your face, every time dip it in suger and scrub in round motions, you will see the difference. Cannot comment on a perticular night cream but try to loacate the brand SK or shiseido, their creams are effective

[@kajbxhgdfkv5222]

SO SWEET YAR

[@ShobiShobu]

Hey Gal Awesome+Informative+Education Video😂 Really this is such a nice thought of you to help Other People by making this👆video, all the things you showed were really surprised me as a Indian like NO SALTED BUTTER😱 by the way 1:20 I am butter Lover😍hmmm, I would like to know behind the story of a Indian Girl(YOU) settling in a Germany(Video) Great Video as usual Cheers😇👍

[@ShweChan]

Sure! If you can understand Marathi, Please go to my other channel ShwetalKadam Marathi Vlogs, I am going to share everything about foreign countries over there! so see you there! kzbin.info/door/og5B3T1Og37Yj1OvSToICQ?view_as=subscriber

[@ShobiShobu]

@@ShweChan Okay Then I'll See you There😅👍

[@TripCompany]

Good video. Are you Indian?

[@ShweChan]

Hey thank you so much! Yes I am Indian :)

[@TripCompany]

@@ShweChan ok

[@TripCompany]

@@ShweChan which state?

[@supigr8579]

Are those bread vegetarian

[@sarahazeem490]

Dear !!! How are these mistakes related to being in Germany !!!! This is like basic grocery shopping rules and life style which you’ll face in every country and every supermarket 👍🏻 these were your mistakes “ the only helpful advice is about the bottles “ 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 thank you for the effort

[@DubaikarDadus]

Ekach tai swetal Tai.. thanks for info.

[@ShweChan]

Marathitla yetoy lavkarach!! to bhari zalay ....ha kamchalau ahe:P

[@takkyutube]

It's better to buy glass bottles instead of plastic bottles. Plastic bottles are not gonna reused. They will be shredded and reused for other things but there are still way too many of them. Glass bottles are always better. Lookout for the signs "Einweg" and "Mehrweg". "Einweg" is trash while "Mehrweg" bottles will be cleaned and reused a lot of times.

[@MrHodoAstartes]

You were not completely correct in your description of the Pfand system. It is true that "Mehrweg", or multi-use bottles do get cleaned out and reused. These are generally thicker plastic or glass. However most plastic bottles and all cans are "Einweg", single-use. These are not cleaned and reused but shredded immediately within the machine and collected to be recycled as a very concentrated raw material, which makes recycling far more efficient and less energy-intense. It also serves to prevent littering in two ways. For one, it raises the cost of throwing away bottles so you are incurring a monetary loss when you buy bottles you do not return. Secondly, this developed into a kind of income stream for the homeless and poor who will patrol the streets and trash cans for bottles and cans which they can then return for money. Very smart homeless individuals have started actively seeking out football fans at stadium entrances where they will set up their shopping carts as repositories for bottles and cans to make considerable money from the recycling. So in addition to the passive incentive to return, littering is actively prevented by the homeless and extremely poor. In order to save them the indignity of diving into trash cans it has now become etiquette in German cities to place bottles next to trash cans or even in added bottle holders so they can be picked up easily and cleanly. So, bizarrely, leaving your empty beer can next to a trash container is now a form of charity in German cities and left-wing activists like to put up stickers on trash containers to inform you that bottles should not be placed inside but next to them.

[@tomcruse4615]

Those breads are very hard to eat😅

[@sandhyashukla9650]

Shuddha shakahari (pure vegetarian) k liye koi bread hai kya. Bread me ande hote. Kaise pehchane ki in bread me ande nahi hai. I had too much trouble in Austria, every where there was meat meat meat...yakkk.. The only way we survived is cornflakes, milk, fruits.

[@trunghaubui5808]

I love your voice

[@ShweChan]

hahaha! You should hear me sing...you would never ever say the same about my voice and probably you would unsubscribe my channel ...just kidding.....loved this comment :)

[@harshkalra4201]

Comming to Germany Berlin this jan😀😀

[@archiiieee3387]

Me too😂😂😂

[@RobertCraven70]

👍👍👍

[@ShweChan]

Thank you :) Hope you have subscribed! more content on the way :)

[@RobertCraven70]

@@ShweChan Ty for answer. Good luck in Deutschland. Cheers.

[@sheelapandey8878]

Home life

[@smartthings3058]

Are you from maharashtra

[@b1deutschlernenkabak248]

👍

[@ShweChan]

Danke schoen Frau Kabak

[@jerryanstey7058]

Why get so technical about.milk ? !

[@kadirkopal9529]

Bak bide en pahalı markete gitmiş

[@ShweChan]

tamam başka zaman!

[@chintanbhatti6648]

Ich heise chintan

[@salimsebai2805]

Good thank you can you make us a video of HALAL foods ? Thank you very much!

[@vijaybravil3571]

Degiiiii

[@mazharulislam1957]

U missed alcohol

[@SpinMChecker]

Someone from germany double check this ? No. So wrong.

[@99fishgutt]

that was not "german butter" kerrygold is the cheap imported stuff from ireland. try "weihenstefan" ( blue wrap)

[@abraham2174]

Weizenstefan is not "Genfrei" there are much better alternatives

[@juhigodara7560]

anyone just comes up, makes a nonsense video and posts anything on social media.... atleast you should do a little work up before you say anything on social media... BTW i wnat to know which are the good bacteria in milk???LOl

[@53kama]

Wie viele ausländische Leute gibt es eigentlich, die eine Ahnung von deutschen Gepflogenheiten und Lebensmittel. Trotzdem wird so getan als ob man gut Bescheid weis.

[@user-sm3xq5ob5d]

Ja das ist das Problem. Als Ausländer fängt man auf einem anderem Niveau an zu lernen. Und mit anderen Konzepten und Vorstellungen im Kopf. See "Devi Deutsche" und waschen ohne Waschmaschine. Aber eben selbst unter Deutschen kommt es immer wieder zu Fehlinformationen. Nicht jeder weiß alles (mich nicht ausgenommen), aber stellt sich so hin, als hätte man die Weisheit gefressen. Es gilt halt das GAAR-Prinzip. ;-) Aber ich wünschte mir manchmal, daß die Vlogger ihre Informationen vorher! mal von Deutschen querchecken lassen. Dann würde mancher "Blödsinn" (verständlich aufgrund der begrenzten Erfahrung) nicht verbreitet. Generally, I think they just publish their impressions based on different perspectives and customs. Which teaches me how the world is different. What I think is always helpful for foreigners is to learn at least some of the language before coming over. And to expect to learn it completely if they intend to stay for a year or more. Tourists can get by with English but that takes one only so far. I would not expect to live in India without good English. And to read the labels on the supermarket items. Of course for some things have keywords which modify the large label. Like saying Capuccino and if you look closely there is always the tiny word "Typ" next to it. So people, who don't know, assume this is made from Capuccino, just with the water evaporated. But the word "Typ" (translates to: kind of) makes all the difference. It is tasting remotely (depends on your taste scale, Italians will shudder!) of coffee something. Regarding the "haltbare" milk: There is basically fresh, "frische" milk and conserved "haltbare" milk. Even the first does not always taste the same. It depends on the brand, fat ("Fett") content and other factors like place of origin. And this milk is also customarily heated for a very short time. Otherwise it had to be called "Rohmilch", raw milk. That is being done to get any (e.g. tuberculosis) bacteria and other stuff killed. It is illegal to sell milk without that treatment. You get Rohmilch only directly from the dairy farm or in specialty shops as "Vorzugsmilch". The "H-Milch" has a wide range of tastes. It (to me) starts from pretty acceptable (Milram from Lidl in Bonn) to avoidable (no immediate brand comes up my mind because I have stopped buying it). I do stock one liter of H-Milch (see above) just in case I run out of milk (be in the know of Sunday shopping rules!). So the labels range also from the obvious, Milch, to the hidden information, "Typ Käse", which is analogue cheese made from anything but milk. Always read the full label including the small print and make sure you understand. If in doubt ask somebody! Never assume. If you not the unbiased adventurous person who is out to experience a possible new environment.

[@user-sm3xq5ob5d]

I suggest you do some research before putting out such a video. The plastic bottles which you return to the machine are actually crushed right there. (1st amount of energy put into them) You can hear it. Otherwise it would take too much space transporting them to the recycling facility. (2nd amount of energy) There they are shreddered (3rd amount of energy). Then the material is washed and graded (4th amount of energy). Over time it degrades when run through the injection process and through environmental exposure (aging and contamination by customers). The shreddered chips are filled into an injection molding machine to make new bottles which is like using all new material. So the account of energy put into recycling stops here. And all the energy has its CO2-footprint. Of course this has to be balanced against making new material from basically crude oil.

[@justnazmus8140]

May I date you?

[@fretchenxxl3624]

Wenn man soooo viel zu bemängeln hat... zurück in die Heimat