Shopping in GERMANY | BEST GROCERY Deals!

Grocery shopping on the cheap in Germany. Video has the recommended grocery store to buy good food for an great price.
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[@phantasia5179]

It's funny, when I see you randomly throw everything in the cart without any order I get the creeps :D I'm so german ... I could never do that, lol

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Yeah. Im not doing that anymore.

[@MarcFromNijmegen]

I may not be German, but I'm always proud when a weeks' shopping fits neatly in my crate. I enjoy playing checkout-tetris. Ok, I admit it, I would like to be German. I do very much enjoy Ordnung.

[@rosetoren3881]

I always hum the melody of Tetris when I check out. It's my inner Monk. :)

[@MarcFromNijmegen]

Tetris Theme A i hope... it's the best..

[@Riddler0603]

Are you crazy? Theme C is the best! :D

[@Pricher1991]

Why do you need to bag the bananas anyway?!

[@sarahs.982]

I love german grocery markets. they offer you healthy food for low budget. When I went to the US I was shocked how much I had to pay for healthy food. Fast Food or unhealthy stuff were damn cheap...

[@victoriaclark9141]

I must say that’s the story of an American’s life- the healthier it is, the more expensive it is. That’s pretty much 1 of the only things I think every state have in common.🤔😒

[@Filtertuetchen]

Hmm, I often buy bananas, but I never came to the idea to bag them.

[@PopeClemensIIX]

he didnt put them in a bag he used two :)

[@stpaley]

i have started to place the bananas in bags recently, i am not sure why i started that but when i was at Aldi check-out the cashier placed them in the buggy seat and that is where children put their bum and just the idea of that doesn't seem "kosher" so maybe that is the reason i started using those bags

[@dutchman7623]

Maybe Americans eat the natural wrapping of bananas?

[@victoriaclark9141]

Why are people being so negative and mean towards them? Were either 1 of you brave enough to leave your home country to stay in a country that’s completely new to you? Okay so they don’t shop the way that you all want or buy the correct brands that you all might buy, cool and understandable- we get it. But why ridicule and point out every single small detail if you’re not going to give them pointers and advice on how to blend in with natives and how to look less like a tourist. They take every mean and sarcastic negative comment that is made to them, and give a positive comment back. I’m pretty sure if you moved to a foreign country that you would want someone to lend a helping hand to you. So what would it cost for you to do the same for them, NOTHING.

[@alabamatrixie7379]

@Whoever Don't speak for ALL Americans, some of us are extremely eco conscious.

[@Mr11ESSE111]

food is relative cheap in germany supermarkets but it is case in most of western countries in Europe

[@alabamatrixie7379]

This was a fun video, you have a lovely family 💛

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

thanks!!!

[@kleineelfe1974]

Little hint for the next time. At the child seat there is a handle. You can hang the bags on it to the outside of the shoppingcart, so that the salat isn't get crushed.

[@TravelToTheWorldAaliyahtravel]

Amazing experience. Really enjoying u r videos. Thank u so much..

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Thanks!

[@Robert-M]

As a German now living in Canada (Vancouver), I really really miss grocery shopping in Germany. Both the Meat and Cheese - Theken at Edeka and Marktkauf / Rewe as well as the incredibly cheap prices at Lidl and Aldi. You can get multiple awesome tasting breadrolls, a coke, a garlic cream cheese spread and chocolate at Lidl for the price of a garlic cream cheese spread at walmart (the cheapest store where I live) :/ High grocery prices mostly impact the low-income sector, which is a really bad thing. I really hope Lidl and Aldi manage to expand to North America.

[@IceBioshock]

Germany, cheap grocery stores: Aldi, Lidl, Norma, Netto Expensive Stores: Rewe, Edeka, Kaufland Very Big and Cheap Stores where you can buy everything including grocery: Real, Globus Some Honorable Mentions: C.Gro is a store directed towards companies with large and fairly cheap quantities of products (everybodys allowed to buy there) Metro is also a store for companies, restaurants etc. but here you are only allowed if you run a own business. Also you have to register for a membership which will only be granted with a certain number which identifies your company at the central tax office

[@TheTerrorHamster]

Real isn't realy cheap, the products currently on sale and the "JA!"-Brand, yes, but if you do your whole week shopping there you don't safe mutch money. Only if you go for the stuff on sale.

[@szoszk]

Kaufland is expensive? I don't think so. Unless you obviously buy the traditional brands, then it's more expensive.

[@SylviaBommesFan]

You have discount brand in (almost) all stores in Germany and Kaufland is definitely not expensive. Best simple hint: always look at the bottom shelf.

[@Secretcrushonglam]

Whoa ! What are you gonna do with all that ginger ? O.O And all that garlic ? Fear a vampire attack ? =D

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

yeah...I always feel like we need more for some odd reason...lol

[@AP-RSI]

Some people like cooking with garlic and ginger. I also like to eat and cook much with it.

[@belindal.7194]

Garlic and ginger, the best and healthy spices in cooking.

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

At 1.01, I accidentally spelled "referred" wrong. Just FYI for anyone that saw it and wanted to let me know.

[@jakartaflyer314]

well done "report" of your grocery shopping experience in Germany :D YEAH the prices are very LOW :) i am looking forward to your new Videos

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Can't wait to make another video soon

[@marksobolevskyy6882]

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[@Christof_Classen]

4:30 *The Price difference is only the Brand, because the cheaper Foods comes mostly from the same Company/Factory, but labeled in the cheaper Brand, so try the cheaper Food, its not bad at all, sometimes the cheaper Food is even better, try it out ;)*

[@CaladanBruth]

Great channel!

[@hegaz]

greetings from Germany,))

[@belia1313]

This reminds me of Aldi's love shopping there ☺

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

The food taste great at these stores.

[@mimozamusliu6434]

Hello there is the living cost affordable or expensive .we're 5 ppl planning to move soon to munich I just want to get ideas of the apartment cost etc .PLEASE advise thanks

[@sherezadegrimm3165]

great

[@VIDYMAE]

THX !!!

[@DrOrganicgardening]

Good

[@shirinnp381]

your son is super cute❤❤❤

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

ShIRIn NP thanks!

[@figgeln]

why put the bananas in a bag?

[@stpaley]

i have started to place the bananas in bags recently, i am not sure why i started that but when i was at Aldi check-out the cashier placed them in the buggy seat and that is where children put their bum and just the idea of that doesn't seem "kosher" so maybe that is the reason i started using those bags

[@szoszk]

stpaley are you eating the banana peals or just the inside?

[@stpaley]

true but when you are handling the bananas and the other groceries, would that not be called cross-contamination?

[@szoszk]

stpaley the bags can crosscontaminate too

[@stpaley]

but less, you cannot eliminate everything but you can reduced the possible harm

[@bipikaamatya2578]

Which place in Germany is this?

[@31337flamer]

1€ is not 1$ but LIDL is overall pretty cheap compared to other grocery stores :) the cheapest way is going to ALDI and if u miss some items u check into LIDL or Penny or any other store :D

[@hoobymarburg167]

cool calm and collected well made LifeAsKeith …your wife wins the pot, no doubt, when it came to guessing the price. Bravo! But 400 bucks for all this in the USA? You must be kidding If you would include the quality into the comparison then the Americans could feel that their are taken to the cleaners ;-)

[@axelk4921]

Ich hab jetzt eine MENGE videos gesehen mit dem Thema, was aber aller zusammen , vergessen ...? The TAX is included ;) or You pay what you see......!

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

All products had tax included. So the price you saw was the price you paid.

[@lunaflamed]

LOVED it when the tax is included on everything. In Canada most groceries are ‘no tax/ tax free’ but junk food ( pop/soda, chips/ crisps, candy, and some other processed foods ) are taxed. Pretty much everything else you would buy is taxed, but you only see the before tax price on the signs and price stickers; so you have to mentally add the tax in your head to know the sum you will pay at the cashier’s checkout.

[@SylviaBommesFan]

It is a law. Called Preisangabenverordnung. It regulates how prices are displayed. One thing is that the price must always include all mandatory price components, so it is the end price for customers.

[@onabush4966]

That's like Aldis?

[@juergenstange6844]

Why do you put all the fruit and vegetables in plastic ? Bananas for instance habe their own package and salad usually has to be washed before eating.

[@pfichtner01]

How big is the army you havd to feed?😆

[@JK-tz2lb]

Prices are per kilogram not per pound

[@juneseongmin]

what do you do wit that much of ginger though ? just curious

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

My wife use Ginger on everything! I will probably die of ginger overdoes one day...lol

[@juneseongmin]

Lol ! She uses ginger more than I do and am Asian.

[@jolaytango5303]

I also use a lot of ginger, its because I also use a lot of garlic... ginger neutralize the smell of garlic, that why I love to cook with it on nearly every single meal. ;)

[@ankra12]

That sandwish bread is only used for making toast. Would never eat it as it is.

[@miclazy-5m]

Why would u buy so much food at once??

[@aprilrose8949]

Sweet potatoes are not considered exotic in the UK.

[@capricorn8749]

It was EURO! Think so!

[@sebahabu]

what u d have to pay in us for that stuff ???

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Sebastian Schwan it would be around 400 euros in America

[@nadinewirsing5745]

LifeAsKeith kidding...

[@ziautumn]

Are you military? What is the cost in America dollars?

[@cauliflowermilk1541]

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[@samsonowen1849]

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[@nishantchauhan401]

why dont you use more plastic man? its less of it in the ocean right now

[@gerhardzeitler5532]

Are you sponsered by Lidl? Hi,hi,hi. Once a year I am in Georgia. I thought there was everything cheaper. But I have to admid I never bought grousarices (my god how you spell this). I was always looking for the thing cheaper than in Germany. Also please dont forget 129 € is about 135 $. A few years ago the Euro where arround1.75 $. That made the USA a shopping paradise for Europeans.

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

thanks for the comment. It is very cheap to buy at Lidl. Also Aldi is very cheap.

[@BKH_Family]

Hey , bro which place in Germany are u in

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

The Southern part of Germany

[@diemuebs4316]

... and almost everything is wrapped in plastic. :c/

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Die Mue yeap... lol

[@performancegold8562]

Why do you need a bag for the bananas??

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

I don't know why i got a bag for the bananas that day.

[@susisusanne2876]

You got thumbs down from me when I saw you causing mess in the grocery store. You don't do that again dude! 😂😂😂

[@book5ter]

I am pretty sure 129€ is more like 150$.

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

ArfurFaulkesHake not a year ago when I filmed this video

[@99fishgutt]

if it says "american" on the bag that is to be considered as a warning to expect the worst! why don't you by real bread?

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

I was too cheap to buy the real bread that day....lol

[@AkubraBromptonGirl]

You don´t need to bag the food, it saves the environment if you don´t. You bought a lot of garlic!!! Glad this isn´t Smell o vision ;)

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

i know. I dont bag bag things now.

[@sebastianurbas7699]

Groceries in Germany are cheaper than in most other European countries. Lidl operates stores in 27 European countries. The prices at Lidl in Spain and in some Eastern European countries are slightly cheaper than in Germany.

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

would you like to see a video comparing the prices of Lidl and Edeka?

[@hansmuller4338]

Edeka is for rich people, but they have a very large range of product. Edeka is also a very kartoffel-german store as they have very little international varity, almost 99% of their produkts are german. (Kartoffel is the german name for potatoe. Often imigrants and liberal germans call other germans, that are very traditional and clumsy in their thinking and immovabale in their worldview this. It's not really meant offensive, but clearly use to mock people and to show them that they are somehow limited in their worldiew) Often Kartoffel-germans are also Spießer :D but not always. :) Please don't hate me my fellow kartoffels. peace :)

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

lol

[@chaushb]

hans müller Thats pretty much bull shit. It depends heavily where the store is located

[@irondasgr]

@LifeasKeith Yeas please, make this video. It'd be very useful.

[@maggieb9842]

Creepy man alert at 4.17 and he looks like he appears again at 6.41

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

I know. He was watching us the whole time.

[@Kessina1989]

Not Dollar! Euro!

[@biggeorgetx]

You keep saying cents and dollars. It's Euros.

[@AndiR86]

Why am I watching this? I am from Germany...

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Andreas Remmel because you want to subscribe to my channel and see all the great videos I’ve done recently.....

[@rogerdoger1488]

what no beer !

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

None that day.

[@Mike500]

Holy smokes, you're buying a lot of stuff! Someone in the family must enjoy cooking... I do agree that Lidl is good though. They're like a middle ground between an Aldi (more own-brand stuff, less brand stuff, probably the cheapest overall) and REWE (less own-brand stuff, more brand stuff, more expensive). Also, with fruits and vegetables, it's a good place. In an Aldi you would have less variety on offer, in a REWE you have the biggest selection, but quite expensive. BTW, being in Germany, you should try some of "our" bread. :) After all, we're world famous for our assortment of different breads, especially darker breads / whole-grain breads. Not only will you probably love the taste of it pretty soon, making american bread seem very bland, almost cardboardy. But also, it's much better for your digestion, with lots of dietary fiber and "slow carbs" instead of the "fast carbs" the white bread gives you. Meaning, you will feel full for longer and not get any sudden food cravings.

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

Yeah. We have 4 kids and one on the way. We have alot of mouths to feed.

[@alaxnderstyle6016]

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[@OliverJWeber]

Now, be honest: How much of this you are going to throw away?

[@Mr11ESSE111]

15 years ago it would be 129 DM for this instead 129 euro

[@robertmeissner5511]

but that is a cheap -very cheap - supermarket in germany.....

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

it is. We have shopped at Edka but it seems very expensive.

[@ed19742006]

Do not eat potato chips!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@siegridthomas9674]

Why buy bread in a grocery store....we have the BEST bakeries in the world. So american!!!

[@mylifeaskeith9715]

We were in a rush that day.

[@SacredNerve]

These guys have no idea about healthy eating or being "conscious" abut what they put in their bodies or the environment. EU129 of just crap food.