What $236 can get you in Australia *Things are NOT cheap!*

Hi all! Thank you for watching :) Dinner meal plan below!
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THURSDAY: Lemon Butter Chicken with mashed potato and corn
damndelicious.net/2014/12/31/...
FRIDAY: Left overs (or rice pudding)
SATURDAY: American Goulash with homemade bread
natashaskitchen.com/american-...
SUNDAY: Left overs
MONDAY: Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry
natashaskitchen.com/beef-and-...
TUESDAY: French Toast/Toasties
WEDNESDAY: Chicken Chow Mein Noodle Stir Fry
www.recipetineats.com/chicken...

[@kerryryan5116]

Heaven...all main brands...not one Aldi item there! Stock at Aldi is$2 at Woolies its $3.50

[@eddyr1041]

Hehehe high ends stuff..❤ 8 percent per year. You meant 8 percent this year or last year😅😊

[@jamiebaynes9488]

Wow from the US. Great video. On a side note, I watch a lot of haul videos, but your video is so clear what camera do you use? The quality and clarity are amazing compared to any other video I have seen. Thank you for sharing and take care.

[@keepingthehome]

I use my phone - Samsung S21+ 😊

[@dplj4428]

Is it because very few farms and mostly imported foodstuff?

[@thepotager9816]

Buy the no name brands

[@jpez6606]

Thank you for the dinner ideas!

[@keepingthehome]

You're welcome!

[@adambb22]

Definitely expensive, here in England everything is going up week after week, i do my shopping at Tesco and have started to buy a lot more Tesco’s own brand just to save some money on our shopping

[@keepingthehome]

Good thinking!

[@user-rm1zw7so2c]

YOUR GROCERIES FOR 236 AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS HERE IN DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA YOU WILL BE SPENDING US$500 A WEEK FOR 4 PEOPLE. STILL CHEAP IN AUSTRALIA AS COMPARED HERE IN U.S.A.

[@kvetadaigneault7037]

hambuger cassarole looks like, as prices rise people should omit buying all processed foods, no food value and costly, soups are a great option economic and nutrecious,

[@BassGoesBoom1]

what about OLIVE OIL nowdays, it is insane

[@keepingthehome]

Yes, very! Have to buy some soon as I am running out 😥

[@K_C83]

not much is it compared to what you could get for $236 pre covid. what i like is that you didnt buy the no name brands and you showed the ridiculous prices that are being charged because of a brand difference. and many places in australia dont carry no name brands or if you live rural the no names are as much as the branded in the city!

[@keepingthehome]

Agreed!