Grocery shopping in Russia 2022.

[@MyLove-jg1zs]

I speaking from Thailand. It's wonderful supermarket. I worked in Russia 8 years and i had met so many good peoples in Russia. I love Russian as i love Thailand.🇹🇭🇷🇺

[@romaschild3]

It saddens my heart that governments are trying to tear people apart. You and Valeria Kovtunova have opened my eyes to the fact that the Russian people are kind hearted, wonderful people.

[@haddiewillsburg1453]

Yes! I feel the same way you do. My eyes were opened by watching the Russian KZbinrs who taught me so much about the Russian culture, language and history. We are more alike than different. Of course, Russia has a smarter and sexier president though! 😉

[@romaschild3]

@@haddiewillsburg1453 So right!

[@stariyczedun]

I've no doubt one would've found the same qualities in common German folk in 1940s.

[@J_H72]

I agree! Through the internet I have met so many good people in Russia. I pray for peace there and for us all. 🙏

[@andyg1881]

@@haddiewillsburg1453 Take him to your home, them.

[@RussianWonder29]

haha as a French, really surprised to see a Tunisian chef in Ekaterenburg, really nice guy!

[@сергеймакаров-у4р]

I went into the store, the shelves were empty, there was nothing to eat, made a scandal, the security guard kicked me out, said that this was a furniture store.

[@EliasDaoud]

I love it so much. maybe if it is for other countries, I will not care about it. But for Russia, yes. I had been there in 2015 for 1week, in 2016 for 1 week, in 2017 for one month (MGU), and in 2018 Mondial for 1 month. Hope to be there again and every year. I LOVE RUSSIA

[@bmw_m4255]

Мне тоже

[@wsefardicus]

Much love for Russia, especially for Yekaterinburg, and you, my good Russian friends from afar. William, from Texas. We pray for peace and safety.

[@garyfrederick7607]

thats awesome thanks guys i miss the stores so much. i loved walking though them an picking things up. One time i went through Globus bought a whole cart full of things 18,000 rubles and then when i got outside i saw a little lady coming in and i asked if she spoke english she said yes.. i said you see what is in my cart she said yes.. i said can you use all this? she said yes i said here it's yours all of it.....have a nice day i said. She said no she couldn't take it.. i said i am not from here and i have no place to take this too... so i bought it because i wanted just to give it to a well deserving person. I said i am Native American Indian and in my part of the world we share what we have or buy for the people who need things. i do this back home occasionally too. i said here is receipt so people will not think you stole it.. have a nice day and i walked off. shopping was so much fun thank you for sharing.

[@АнжеликаФилиппова-у8й]

Как-то дорого. Когда я закупаюсь у меня получается примерно 4 тысячи рублей

[@inquisitiveadventurer1983]

Slava is gradually becoming like an inspiration on how i am going to continue moving my own channel forward on this platform. Much love from Abuja, Nigeria.

[@PeterPanMan]

I nearly had a heart attack when you said "Like Wawa in Philadelphia." Outstanding video. Lovely Lena always provides great content. Love from Philly, Slava.

[@Greggspies]

I can still remember the pre Soviet era when shops were empty now your shops have more choice than ours in UK

[@nashamatt]

Pre Soviet era??? before 1917?))) really?))) Post-soviet era 1991-...

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Wow!!This Grocery Shop is fantastic, as there is a wide choice of products. You have a very rich gastronomy department, like in Italy. I also love Ciabatta, even though I usually buy Baguettes as they both are so crusty! Anyway prices were not so different from the Italian ones. In my valley there are some grocery shops but also many little shops that sell specific products and if we want to go to mega department stores we must move towards or nearby Turin. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video with us.

[@RussianPlus]

thank you Gabriella. glad you liked it

[@РемиБоняшки]

Much love from Bulgaria. I hope you guys get well soon and overcome sanctions. Btw this is a opportunity for you to rebuild the old soviet production. You have fine engineers and resources.

[@didierbranson3665]

Zdrasti Kak e? Remi is that your real first name? my son is half French and half Bulgarian on his mother's side and I named him Rémi. Are they many people named like this in BG?

[@xarlo1000]

The freaking chef spoke 4 different languages in less than 4 mins. English, russian, Italian and french, freaking amazing Lol

[@RussianPlus]

world class chef!

[@xarlo1000]

@@RussianPlus Yes he is! I think at some point he said something in Spanish and Arabic as well :) after 10 years I’m still dealing with my French and English 😂. Looking forward to your next video Slava. Cheers from a Peruvian fan, btw you should wear more often your Peruvian soccer team T-shirt, it fits you very well 😜.

[@Ab-cj6gl]

And Arabic lol

[@Koyoshinkai]

5 Arabic, 😀

[@DeadlyPrecision]

My current bill for bulk groceries in America is about $175 so I would go hard in that grocery store lol

[@hawaiian529]

this makes me hungry. i liked the Tunisian chef! what a great guy

[@mouniash]

I did too! I wonder how he ended up in Yekaterinburg. Anyway, that's an awesome store. I miss Russia. I haven't visited in 3 yrs now because of covid mainly.

[@J_H72]

What a great selection! I remember the documentaries in the 1970s when on American TV we would see a very long line in a Russian market and the store shelves were almost bare. Quite a stark contrast to your markets today! Спасибо!

[@RussianPlus]

i remember those times. no fruits, no bananas, no coke. this is what ussr was. deficit of everything

[@smithsamson7342]

@@RussianPlus if you are in georgia now, can land owners build homes with no rules? can i build my home by my own hands, cutting up wood and putting together a house, or i need engineered housing stamps, architecture designed approved stamps, building code permits, inspectors? if you know this or ask someone, i appreciate it very much, for Batumi rural area.

[@daviddoran3673]

In the EU we are increasingly using food banks and skipping meals....but it's worth it to irritate Vladimir Vladimirovich and to deplete his war chest and fight for democracy....I'm being ironic.....it's all deliberate by the Great Satan....

[@smithsamson7342]

@@daviddoran3673 i learned to become a monk, i save a lot of energy costs, my body can walk in open of -20c, and i can eat 1 leaf per day, for my vegetable nutrients, and i drink water when it rains on my head, i shower only when rain gives me shower. all this has help me only crap once a week, thus helping the environment without excessive human waste.

[@HHH-so9ro]

@@smithsamson7342 Hi, How much is the approximate cost to build a log cottage of 100 square meters in the Republic of Georgia?

[@yanam6787]

Your English is very good! So fun watching you guys 👌🏻

[@ashikahmed9971]

About two years ago i subscribed your channel, since then I've never missed watching your videos, love from Bangladesh

[@Ajay_the_invincible_1997]

It's good to see normal life in Russia. ❤️ We use Mustard Oil in India. 😀 Thank You for these Simple and authentic videos.

[@elisekrentzel27]

It is unbelievable to me to see this kind of supermarket in Yetakarerinaberg because the last time I was in Moscow in 1997 there was very few it was just beginning. And I grew up with Russian cuisine because my grandmother made everything from scratch she was from Belarus we had dark bread we had Pelly and me we had Borst we had chicken Kyiv we have walnuts and raisins

[@TheWorldsOkayestUSMarine]

The disparity between how Russians and Americans are portrayed is absolutely insane. We are far more alike than we are different, imagine the things we could accomplish together if politicians didn't get in the way...

[@RussianPlus]

very true.

[@Andre-cz3mr]

Absolutely agree

[@sergeontheloose]

I don't think so. Do Americans also invade other countries for the sake of "let's make America bigger" and "empire needs new territories"? I don't think so. Russians are inherently aggressive and can't mind their own business especially with neighbors. Look at putler - a bunch of inferiority complexes from the childhood and now Ukraine is washed in blood - russians do get killed a lot, too.

[@tanyamir09]

Well yeah! It's time to think using your own mind and don't put your orientation on the brainwash techniques.

[@niemandnergens]

@@RussianPlus серйозно? Політики? Зараз саме політики сотнями вбивають нас на війні. ОК. ✍🏻

[@chavictan]

i really love russia. Thank you for sharing your life in russia.

[@pamelachubb7790]

Wow I've never seen such a selection it's amazing thanks 👍

[@bhami]

Wow, that store is world class! Without doing any detailed analysis of your prices, my quick impression is that, compared to the US prices: your bread is dirt cheap, your pineapples are really expensive, the Lindt chocolate is about the same, and your overall total is probably about the same.

[@Wade__Wilson]

To be honest - this is an expensive, premium store. Prices in local stores for the same products are lower.

[@bhami]

The items I've particularly noted here in Salt Lake City, which is comparable to prices in most of the US, over the past year or so: cucumbers have been crazy cheap (often around two for $1), pineapples have been very reasonable (usually $2.50 to $3 each), and avocados (approx. 2/3 from Mexico and 1/3 from California) have been crazy expensive, roughly double what they were a year ago (now often $1.50 each for medium or large). For the past year, bottled water has been in short supply due to a plastic shortage.

[@koilamaoh4238]

Bread is cheap in the US.. mainly reason bread is cheap cause of "cheap" general ap flour they are all based on 1$-2$. This is basically just cheap "carbs"; even the french bread, or bakery which is cheap flour bread, which russians use too. While better quality bread above 3$ like whole grain, like sara lee, wonder kids, has more nutrition(protein, fiber, vita's, cheap bread rarely has this)), a lot more healthier. Your probably looking at the "organic"gluten free, msg free, nature, hipster trend kind, where its like 5$ or more lol.. considering its a rip off to buy and a scam.

[@natalyar3718]

This is the most expensive store in the city. Normally you can find groceries at least 20-30% cheaper at any other chain store. As for pineapples, its regular price at any other store would be 2,5 times less.

[@Tiffany-kf7zu]

I'd like to see the prices compared to the average salaries for different jobs. I wonder how different the prices are now. They have risen significantly over the past few years in America.

[@m.l.8258]

I have been following Russian vlogs about Western businesses leaving Russia. What I hate to see is Ikea leaving, but for McDonalds, jeez, I will never miss them. For the past 20 years I've only been to McDonalds once , and that was because I was in the middle of middle of nowhere during my trans-America road trip, and had no other choice that evening!

[@Elma82]

Great, Wonderful store, I Come from France and I have Nevers seen many choices. Amazing,😍🤩🌺

[@robertsworld4549]

Wow! I would expect most viewers would have a challenge finding a grocery store with that kind of selection in driving distance. In our urban area, we have nothing like that! Thanks for taking us on a tour. Very interesting. ..... And yes, you are right. Earlier on was not the right time to post this video. We pray for peace too.

[@fleabiter]

your accent is so good, you could literally pass as an american. I'd love to try some of those products. I hear the cottage cheese is aa big thing there, I'd expect it to be excellent and with lots of different varieties.

[@ZDS1025]

My first viewing of your videos, great job and very informative, thanks! I found you via Dari's channel, thanks again!

[@RussianPlus]

welcome Scott! thank you

[@sallylambert7552]

I use olive oil only. Sorry i cant quote prices for St Louis Missouri but all prices for everything has gone up. I mostly eat fish, tilapia, cod, salmon, tuna and others, also chicken. Mozerella cheese occasionally feta and gruyere or Wisconsin extra sharp cheddar. Brown eggs, a little skim milk, ginger tea, green tea, and lemon, mint and my favorite chamomile tea. My favorite vegetable vinaigretted asparagus, and lettuce salad with anything vegetable added! I like your store, good variety everything fresh. Very nice. Thanks for sharing! Spasibo! Paka, paka! 😘

[@daviddoran3673]

In the Democratic free world we are increasingly using food banks thanks to the Empire of lies...

[@savesoul9191]

Most fabulous market I’ve seen , everything looks delicious !! Thank you for this wonderful video !! I want to be there & enjoy all these stuffs

[@afreeman4302]

Love you my Russian brothers and sisters.Greetings from Texas.

[@akshayganesh4144]

One of the outcomes in the recent BRICS summit was that indian 🇮🇳 supermarket chains are going to open up in russia 🇷🇺

[@daviddoran3673]

But Blinken said said Russia would be a wasteland like the EU.....poverty...cold.....hungry....

[@akshayganesh4144]

@@daviddoran3673 is it? Because of the sanctions and war poor countries are dying hungry

[@level1selamat155]

Good.. support India in BRICS+A Argentina

[@tanyamir09]

@@daviddoran3673 What? Stop listening those ppl. Russia is going to be a land of New Earth! You will see it yourself. Yes, the purging process will take place for sure but after that this is going to be the land of completely new consciousness and ppl will thrive here.

[@WittoOsst]

@@tukaidas1272 And you know - this feeling is mutual!

[@Dr._Dinan]

I Slava I haven't seen your videos lately. This is a great one...groceries! So I live in California, USA & these are how some prices reflect from my city... Pineapple - too expensive Bread - cheap coffee - expensive crab - expensive By the way, I use olive oil. Ahmed...such a friendly guy & is great to see other Nationalities living there. Take care friend 👏

[@tanyamir09]

Hey! California is a garbage village - huge, dirty, dry and hot with a lot of homeless ppl. It sucks!

[@evgbondareva8650]

Это дорогой магазин. В других магазина цены дешевле на 20-30%

[@eugenedimitrov]

Anyway ,this store looks so spacious ,decent and seems not so pricey containing lots of stuff to get !

[@marilyneves8856]

Just found your channel. I've really enjoyed watching this video, thank you so much! What a fantastic store!

[@mckaynan2094]

Thank you and Lana for being the wonderful travel guides via youtube that you guys are! I love all your videos! I pray one day soon the tensions in Russia will cool and I will be able to travel there. I usually always cook with olive oil. I just made my first Borscht and i love it!!! Pilaf is very tasty because you can put so many different things in it. Tom Yum soup is my favorite Thai soup.

[@harrydecker8731]

What a fantastic grocery store! Looks better than many grocery stores in America. A good loaf of bread here costs five dollars or more. There are cheaper breads, of course. I like Corona beer, but I add a pinch of salt and wedge of lime.

[@harrydonnelly2781]

Your enthusiasm for what you makes you so likeable your the friendliest warmest vloggers there is Im a super fan would love to meet you

[@m.c.w1455]

Apples are my favorite fruit too. I liked this video. Ahmed is so talented to speak so many languages.

[@HHH-so9ro]

I hope the Russians will preserve their morals, customs and traditions and not be influenced by the morally decadent West.

[@chad_and_irina]

Great video Slava! Hope one day things will return back to normal! :) also... I miss this kind of nice supermarkets haha!

[@petechandanatural]

Hi from San Diego. I use sunflower oil also more sustainable and cheap. The holadest beef jelly I like it on a hot summer day with the cold yogurt soup with dill. Your shopping looks like an American diet with only slight differences.

[@mozocar]

Slava is impressive. When I lived in Moscow in the 80s it was very different. Thanks for sharing

[@chestnutfieldmas7490]

I'm relieved that you look good as usual and the store has much more foods than I thought. I hope the hard time will be over the soonest.

[@RussianPlus]

thanks . this video is from february

[@Jesus_Christ_Conquers]

@@RussianPlus This is like Whole Foods from where I am from which is California in the USA.

[@coreyschottgun8228]

really enjoy your channel, prayers for peace indeed!

[@steved1387]

Wow, what an awesome store! We have nothing quite like that here in Oshkosh, though Festival Foods at least somewhat approaches it. It was interesting to see the mix of low and surprisingly high prices there, depending on item. Bread and oil was incredibly cheap, meat and beer not so much. Thanks for the tour. :)

[@tanyamir09]

Hey there! Where is Oshkosh? What country is it in?

[@oo-py9wk]

Your English is great, where did you learn it? Love your videos. More old wooden churches please.

[@Cairol58]

Slava’s videos are always in for excellent content both visually and in the wording used. Especially his final comment as to why he published this video filmed at the beginning of the year shows Slava and his beautiful wife are special people who have experienced the world “outside “ Russia while the vast majority of Russians will never see this. Now, is it still appropriate to give a such a compliment to a person in Russia while “Pjotr the Short” and his minions are trying to divide the people in the country into those being all for his dreadful regime or being “traitors”? Anyway, it’s good to see Slava and Lena are continuing to produce excellent content from outside Russia. Let’s hope their exodus will not last too long until they can return to their home country.

[@billhunnicutt3883]

This supermarket reminds me of a very upscale Whole Foods in a big city, but the prices are way cheaper in Yekaterinburg compared to say, Seattle or Portland. Fascinating video, to me anyway. BTW I mostly cook with Canola oil or Olive oil. How have things changed since the war and sanctions took hold? Thanks for the post!

[@RussianPlus]

I haven’t been to this store in a while. never heard of canola oil!

[@billhunnicutt3883]

@@RussianPlus Canola oil is what Rapeseed oil is sold as here in the US

[@bhami]

@@RussianPlus Canola is also known as "rapeseed". The name "canola" comes from "Canada". It's considered healthier than other common vegetable oils such as corn oil or cottonseed oil.

[@RussianPlus]

that makes sense! we have rapeseed fields here

[@pavel94732]

Prices are lower by how much?

[@sambotezatu]

4:20 I drunk a coffee yesterday and fell asleep at 3 am in the morning, no more coffee soon

[@bedinskiboi]

I used to live in a Russian community in NYC. The Russian supermarkets were all nicer, cheaper, and had a better selection than the American ones

[@Crusader1984]

As an American we pray for the Russian people! You are our friends! No matter what our government to do!

[@halfevilhalfgood5738]

@Bush Wackers muslims are fairytale tellers, are you one of them?

[@irustv7674]

Yes, russians also think that about all people in earth ! We dont want any wars, only peace for any ! Only politicals who dont want resolver conflicts in diplomacy way in both sides is threat for normal people !

[@romanzmlv1458]

@Bush Wackers and? What’s your point? I’m a Muslim from Russia living in America. Most Muslims in Russia are secular, like myself

[@njnikusha]

@Bush Wackers What does that has to do with anything? Ur weird

[@vipinpuri1855]

@@romanzmlv1458 I respect you because you are Russian muslim. Just imagin ,,if you behave like an" Indian muslim"what will happen to you in Russia. We respect and love Russians ❤️🌸❤️

[@t-90atank35]

Wow that's a lot of food options and varieties!

[@mariokovacevic111]

Russia is sooo fortunate to have real patriotic and smart leaders, unlyke we have in EU. You have developed so much since 90's and I wish you all the best.

[@wokeaf1337]

This video was recorded before the 24th february, now it's going backwards... sadly.

[@evaskjerd]

👏👏👏👏💪💪💪💪🎯🎯

[@kennethblackwell1137]

Wow. that was some more store. Great to see you and Lena. All the best to you.

[@harveypenner2386]

What would shopping be like today in the same store? Love your videos!!

[@garythatcher90]

Around my house we use vegetable oil.olive cost to much.hope all is safe.glad that a American can still communicate with a Russian.great English 👍👍

[@RussianPlus]

thanks Gary. communication is vital. hope it stays this way.

[@garythatcher90]

@@RussianPlus yes I no.i never been to russia.i have been to ukraine.long time ago.i see your prices back then we're cheap sure not now.i am a subscriber.👍

[@1024dram]

Vegetable oil is an industrial by product and very very bad for you

[@garythatcher90]

@@1024dram when you are poor,you have no choose.

[@1024dram]

@@garythatcher90 the price of vegatable oil and olive oil on amazon are roughly the same unless you get imported olive oil

[@mikeemgesr135]

Awesome shopping video Slava! Very nostalgic.

[@lynnmarierelopez532]

I'm from Minnesota USA I love your KZbin channel would have never known what Russia was really like if I didn't watch it you guys are just like us so much

[@rogerjackson484]

Nice video Slava, I’m sad for you and the tragedy taking place in Ukraine. I hoped humanity was moving forward but it seems we aren’t. I guess all we can do is hope and pray that goodness, kindness and understanding prevails

[@holyatom4036]

u dont know nothing about this war,.except what your TV propaganda shows you

[@testimonium6596]

Hey, Man ! I do enjoy so much the way you show Russian way of living to foreign people who are interested but unfortunately living too far to find out by themselves. I am a Canadian citizen hoping that peace will finally prevail all over the whole world. I do love Russia, I do trust Vladimir Putin. Coconut oil is good for health, hot or cold. Bye !!!

[@dirkusmaximus9268]

Trust Poetin ?

[@GeeB1]

Very nice...and, just think...only 30 years ago, Russia didn't have any kinds of food supermarkets like that.

[@fivemjs]

People need to separate their opinions of government and the people. I live in Texas in the US but my views are very different than my government. Yes I live here but that doesn’t mean I always agree with everything going on.

[@katerinazervata]

I didn't realize that you went to Greece !!! So happy to hear you visited my beautiful country! Where exactly did you go ? Did you enjoy your visit ? Iam from the island of Kefalonia on the west coast . Love your videos 🤩

[@RussianPlus]

thank you. i’ve been to the islands of Rhodes and Crete. Greece is one of my favourite countries

[@xelabae]

Wow, I would practically be a happy camper in this store. Great video, Slava.

[@ralphturner3798]

I live in a small town in Iowa in the middle of the United States. [population = 10,000] Even though the town is small, we have a large store... a chain. But the selection of food here is not a big as in your store. The amount of meets and pies, etc., where you are is very impressive. I've got a question, though. How did you get the discount? Can anyone get it? Thanks. Very interesting video.

[@easy94883]

It's a shop loyalty card basically. Some shops in UK have it too.

[@ralphturner3798]

@@easy94883 Thanks, easy.

[@crazyirish__2171]

That’s a beautiful grocery store. We use avocado oil and coconut oil. Sometimes olive oil.

[@AN-cw6yg]

WOW!!! Really nice store.

[@cgleisberg3355]

I,am French and used to live 15years in OKLAHOMA.. I have to say you have in RUSSIA a lot more reference than WALMART, better choice of yogurt, cheese, fish, chocolates, cans, etc.... a lot of more item they have in WALMART (walmart have a bigger quantity but less references) .. .. your shop look like an AUCHAN, HYPER-U, CARREFOUR in France...

[@dmitriysedjkee1151]

Hello! We also have Auchan, 5 minutes from my house. Big supermarket. The product is also a little different in it.

[@cgleisberg3355]

@@dmitriysedjkee1151 good to know AUCHAN Don, t left RUSSIA 👍

[@sandymarshman7607]

Thank you for your video I am a Canidian I enjoyed very much.God bless you both and your country

[@tech4life884]

Americans don't cook with Coconut oil. We use either Vegetable oil, olive oil or butter. Never coconut oil. Coconut oil is for moisturizing your hair.

[@mickey1849]

Not so anymore. Coconut oil is being used for everything, including cooking

[@romanzmlv1458]

Some people use coconut oil for cooking

[@eugenedimitrov]

Slava hey ! What's up? Another awesome video !!!

[@wifi_soldier5076]

Hell that butter/milk is cheap. Here in New Zealand butter cost $10NZD while milk cost $4NZD. Dairy is also our largest export.

[@jcben]

Very good shopping mall. Thank you for this tour Slava & Lana

[@英国小哥]

Oh, man. The price is not cheap. But what a supermarket, you can buy everything there.

[@evaskjerd]

Yes,it is😀👍

[@eliwasson3414]

your english is perfect, you almost dont even have an accent

[@kevinprokopenko7023]

Wait. Isn't the ruble about 30% stronger than before the conflict began? Went from around 70 to 120 and now around 55 to dollar.

[@deadrose007]

Only because the Russian government manipulates the currency. They are a few days away from defaulting on international loans.

[@andyg1881]

Slava filmed this video in February 2022, (when Russia was normal).

[@davidrubel441]

@@andyg1881 In Russia and now everything is fine. And the prices are lower than in February.

[@tanyamir09]

@@davidrubel441 Really? How is it so? My all relatives live there and they all tells me that prices are all up and keep rising.

[@tanyamir09]

No, it isn't. There is a different scheme is ongoing here. You would not know that, as Russia is a 5th colony of the West.

[@rubytuesday9539]

I haven't seen your channel for a long time but happy this showed up. I do see a couple of other channels from Russia. You still have your Tennessee accent. All the best to you and all of your country.

[@RussianPlus]

I’m gonna have a video about uzbekistan in a couple of days but it’s going to be on my coolvision channel.

[@rubytuesday9539]

@@RussianPlus Thanks for your reply. I'll try to find it. Was just watching your road trip in Georgia. Beautiful.

[@asgharakram]

The standard loaf of bread in US is $4

[@mikegeorge991]

Great videos bud, Wish Y’all the best

[@francisd7081]

Love from Miami. Lots of Russians here! Also your English is amazing man!

[@RussianPlus]

thank you

[@gregb3457]

My wife and I watched this one too. She was really interested. And she thinks your wife is lovely. And we are in the middle of the Konigsberg/Kalingrad video. Well done as well.

[@alexflores7652]

Man I'd love to go shopping with you two. Just to see all the great looking food you guys have. Too bad you can't grocery store graze any more the same thing here I miss it. But that food looks oh so good. Oh here's a greek salad for you. It's made of cucumbers, dill, and what's called tzatziki sauce I love it my step dad makes it from time to time.

[@Tiffany-kf7zu]

I love watching how people all over the world live their daily lives. We are different but have the human experience in common, though it is different from place to place. Lots of people speak English in Russia, it's fairly amazing. I hope you are doing well during this time. Blessings from Chicago ☀️☺️

[@russiafederacia2554]

Мы вообще-то не говорим по английском, нафиг оно нужно. Лучше говорите по русски, а английский язык- это зараза и уж точно не понятно, что за фигня)) ещё сша не хватало уничтожать нас родном русском языке. Вы лучше остановите ваш маразматик Байдена, он тут устроил на войну в этой планете, и Байден угрожает нас!

[@politariusindonesia1874]

coffee (not the instant one 😀) and bread sections are my favorite places at grocery store 😀

[@tonik8816]

We use olive oil in Greece. Thank you for supporting greek salad. I hope one day we can exchange cultures again.

[@kh00z3st4n]

Actually, I use avocado oil for frying because it has a lighter taste than olive oil and can be used in high heat. I use olive, coconut or MCT oil for things that I cook at a low temperature or for use on salads.

[@erikpeterson25]

Looks pretty familiar .........thank you for this ...... Cheers from Maine USA

[@RussianPlus]

hey Erik. Exactly. but soon many of these products will not be available. i think

[@erikpeterson25]

@@RussianPlus ....yes I understand....thanks just the same ... Best wishes to you both ...much appreciate what you have shared

[@jeffsnider3588]

Really nice store.

[@mickey1849]

A lot of fun Slava. Thanks for the shopping adventure!

[@dentipatutank4730]

Palm oil is a common cooking oil in my country, Indonesia. Olive is so pricey here, sun flower one is rarely found.

[@nathaliesavoie7833]

Thank you for sharing! That's a nice grocery store! Here in Canada I use either Avocado oil or Coconut oil for cooking at high temperatures (Coconut mostly for dessert). I love olive oil in salads. I really love your content! I too hope and pray for peace... Take care and stay safe!

[@RussianPlus]

thanks. wow never heard of avocado oil 😊

[@AnontheGOAT]

Man, $100 for not that much stuff. That’s exactly what it would run here, maybe a little less - and that’s with US salaries not Russian.

[@Beepinsqueekin]

We use expeller expressed coconut oil. It does not taste like coconuts ( unlike virgin oil) so it's good for frying etc. It is still very high in the fatty acid Lauric acid. lauric acid has many health benefits, including antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and anticancer properties. 👍

[@tanyahouston5635]

Contact the cashier!!! I would like to see grocery shopping in Georgia. I use olive oil and coconut oil.

[@earlybird9679]

It'll be interesting to see how much prices and selections have been affected in this supermarket one year later in Feb of '23. Btw, we cook with olive oil, canola oil, and butter here from Iowa.

[@junglesuperstar9270]

Pretty much the same

[@HaiNguyen-zh8cv]

Great video. Can't wait to visit Russia/Moscow.

[@sogsog111]

Want to be back to visit Russia to practice my Russian again. Хочу приехать в Россию после более чем 30 лет.

[@njnikusha]

So much cheaper than Brooklyn, even Russian stores in Brooklyn but considering income I guess that makes sense