Where to Shop if YOU ARE NOT RICH? Real Russian Life 2019

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[@smc130]

I’m American and I definitely would shop at this store. It’s lovely.

It's better than the american average by a longshot

[@nicomedia62]

It is not a horrible store at all., it is perfectly ok. we have similar stores in England.

[@serg68ful]

Its not organic food. So Its horrible for russians

[@MrBurtur]

@@serg68ful Why you think so?

[@pattyk101]

In Europe, and apparently in Russia, eggs are not washed after the hen lays them. That means they still have the natural protective coating on them and won't dry out or absorb other odors. In the USA, eggs are washed. That means no coating. So they get refrigerated.

[@mynameisprivate158]

This is because in the US they have mega egg farms that are unsanitary and filled with bacteria and diseases so they use antibiotics on the chickens and they have to wash the Ecoli and salmonella off the eggs in other countries they are farmed in a more local health manor and washing the eggs isn't necessary. The same reason they irritate beef in the US!

[@joyphillips1821]

@@mynameisprivate158 Even if the eggs are free range and organic, they are still washed in the US according to FDA regulations. If you want your eggs unwashed, you need to raise chickens or visit a farm.

[@dirtyshame2444]

Most people in the US do not like "poop" on their eggs. That's why they are washed.

[@vanessaamesty6739]

Eggs shouldn't be washed period, the water enters the egg thru the pores & increased risk of contamination

[@nancyrose8028]

Thanks for that reply. I didn't know that. Have a good day.🙂

[@gigiloving7721]

A lovely store. Simple and just what one needs. Thank you for the video. Very calming and relaxing. Sending you love from New Mexico, USA., Gigi🌵💖✌

[@ajisenramen888]

So long as the quality is ok, here is certainly nothing wrong in shopping at a lower cost store :) Thanks so much for this. Looks like a lovely, well kept and well stocked store.

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[@judywilson2020]

There are A LOT of stores like this in the USA. Thank-You for another Great Shopping day!!!

[@s.a.stewart2743]

To combat salmonella, eggs in the US are washed which removes dirt, feces etc, but it also removes the cuticle. The cuticle is a natural membrane on the outside of an egg that protects it from being infected. Europe, and Russia do not wash eggs, thus the cuticle protects the egg from bacteria. 2 different ways to prep the eggs from farm to table.

[@johncooper1693]

i was told US eggs are washed & bleached & that can cause a problem if not chilled. Europe same as you said.

[@s.a.stewart2743]

@@johncooper1693 Living in rural Wisconsin, when I get eggs from the market, I put them in the fridge, but when I get them from the local chicken farmer, I don't. The farmers eggs taste much better, but I think that is because they are fresh.

[@TT-zd6nr]

@@s.a.stewart2743 same here in rural Suffolk in England . Fresh farm eggs are not put in the 'fridge. But they cost £1.20 for 6. And worth it.

[@bbjagaa]

I’ve been wondering

[@Purify123]

Looks like a very nice store. It's very nice to not have to walk so far from car to the store & spend so much time shopping in the store like you would in larger stores.

[@amosrusie3936]

Thank you very much for different Russia. You clear up so many misconceptions about your country.

[@rolandtinker734]

When you are on a budget you shop the best buys I know I do (once in awhile I splurge )great video have a wonderful day

[@mikelamothesr.8998]

I liked the store, we would shop there without hesitation. We are on pension and count on saving money with groceries, clothing everything. We have inherently stayed with 'unbranded' places of business as long as the quality is at least comparable. Mike

[@CD-cy8xx]

Best wishes to you my brother your name it's very comments where I am from in Montreal Canada. The situation in my country unfortunately is not what it used to be and a lot of senior citizen who work hard all their life must be creative to make ends meet. Stay strong and positive and be a wise shopper 👍👍👍

[@theredbaronlives9889]

This channel is fantastic thank you both for bringing the non corporate filtered russia to those of us in the west. Very clean uncrowded store,unlike here in Vegas were any Albertsons or vons is a clusterf*** of annoyances from long wait times in line and stupid slow cashiers,to bratty kids,and jerk völk bumping into you rudely. Thank you again for your channel.👍

[@elena79rus]

Well, if you go to a supermarket the size of Vons in Russia it will be crowded as well. This store in the video is like a small convenience corner store, not a big supermarket.

[@janewright315]

There are plenty of those kind of supermarkets too

[@simsfairytales9589]

It’s a lovely store and I would shop there and feel grateful for all of the good food.

[@Streamen]

This is what i love about the internet. From America, I am loving this relaxing, insightful, and yes educational video from those whom are supposed to be our enemies. Makes one wonder, right?

[@craigcoates62]

Very lovely indeed. :)

[@Streamen]

@Mor Dor I am sorry for those not familiar with US & Russia relations right now and maybe this comment should have had context. In America, every since the 2016 election, all we have heard for 2+ years now was how Russia this, and Russia that, etc. We are told that Russia is nothing but pure evil and everything bad is blamed on Russia! (slight exaggeration) That is what our liberal (democrat) media (90% of all media) has been spewing ever since the democrats lost the 2016 election. Even google has joined in by making RT (russian television) on youtube carry a disclaimer to let all know that it is funded by the Russian government. Do I care? Then I find this lovely channel. This lovely channel. I repeat, this lovely channel, that I love. Relaxing, insightful, and educational. I think that it might be our governments that have the issues and not necessarily the people of the countries. We may not agree on everything, but I will bet that both sides would be far better off if we both chose 200 random people to rule our countries every 4 years instead of politicians.

[@danielthomas791]

…..very nice looking store.and not too crowded with screaming children...…..

[@craigcoates62]

Yes, ya have to love that for sure.

[@plauditecives]

Quite agree!

[@johnsymons76]

Eggs in the USA must be washed by law. Doing so removes the natural protective coating. This is why eggs in the US must be refrigerated. Most countries don't require this so their eggs don't have to be refrigerated.

[@ColKorn1965]

I used to be the one in my family who gathered the eggs from our chickens...until someone was ready to cook them they remained unwashed. While I was in Ukraine, Russia, or Czech Republic, the eggs in the markets still had poop on them. I'm not dead yet

[@glasslinger]

@@ColKorn1965 Your immune system is in much better shape because of this. In the USA we give shots after shots after shots to make up for the poor immune systems our stupid policies have resulted in.

[@realcanadiangirl64]

You're right. I grew up on a farm here in Canada. We never refrigerated the eggs until after we washed them to sell.

[@janewright315]

@@glasslinger the shots required have nothing to do with the way eggs or other items are processed.

[@kidaria1333]

@@glasslinger The US are always first because they have the fastes technology and lifestyle development. 5 to 15 years later europe is the same (UK first, then central europe, mediteranian regions a bit longer) because in the end money makes the world go around.

[@joniferris8869]

This store seems to be more enjoyable for shopping than the larger food store. I would prefer this one, it looks really nice.

[@rebeccajones6609]

What is not to like? Clean, nice products. Who isn't on budget nowdays. Love to see packaging of foreign products.

[@canberradogfarts]

In English, the egg plate is made of "Resin." Eggs, if never refrigerated in the first place, are good for weeks. Once you chill them they have to be refrigerated. Anybody who grew up on a farm knows that.

[@lblancelot]

Thank you again валериа for sharing and showing us so much of your town. 💗🤗

[@kellyr95]

*I love when you go to the market it's a very nice store. The Russian cakes look delicious!* *Happy Easter.*

[@HajisSaya]

Easter is the pagan holiday of the fertility goddess Ishtar Eggs and bunnies

[@vintagegal5616]

I like that’s it’s a round building. Very pretty. Good store inside too.

[@craigcoates62]

Yes indeed, very pretty. :)

[@lindawitherspoon446]

I love the music you choose. Great taste. Eggs can sit out on counter for days. That store looks great. Great selection. Looks like my store in East Texas. The prices are better than my store. Very interesting video. Thanks for your time and effort.

[@vixtwelve2448]

I very much like stores this size. Very convenient when they’re close to home. I really liked the attention to detail in the adds booklet! They are my favorite when I go shopping! Thank you for sharing this video. And as always, I love the music

[@kesmarn]

How convenient to have a store with such a nice selection (including fruit and veggies) at good prices within walking distance. I would love that.

[@cannett8966]

Very enjoyable. Hope your family is well. Especially your father. C from the little cottage in Ireland 🍀🍀🍀

[@nigeljohnson8995]

There was nothing like this on my first trip to Russia in 1991, I bought some bread, some salami, a few tomatos, that was it. Must say Russian bread is always good. Its lovely.

[@hoof2001]

It’s always fascinating. Thanks. You’re nearest branch looks great to me

[@ozadarter]

At Aldis today eggs where 80 cent a dozen/12, most of the things that I see there are cheaper here in the states. It does not seem right because wages are a lot higher here than in Russia, I can see where it takes a lot out of your income just to eat, that just doesn't seem fair.

[@carolewinstead8270]

Eggs do not need to be refrigerated. But once they have been refrigerated they must stay cold.

[@BridgesDontFly]

Carole Winstead true, but the chicken does🙆😀

[@johnsymons76]

Depends on the country. Eggs in the USA are required to be washed, which removes their protective coating. That's why American eggs are refrigerated and eggs in other countries are not refrigerated.

[@kesmarn]

@@johnsymons76 I've read this as well. Interesting.

[@NJFordPops08005]

interesting. Cartons of 10 eggs. Here in US they're usually sold by the dozen (12).

[@Sylverlea1]

Look just like Canadian stores inside, it looks some much nicer outside then the box stores in canada they all look like a big square. All commercial buildings in the towns that I have lived in everything is rectangular or square, there is no design to the buildings shape.

[@bubbles7950]

Very much the same all over the world I guess Valeria and Theresa

[@angus2mac]

I loved the visit to the store. Everything looks neat and clean and recognized many of the products on the shelves. The price for kulich seemed reasonable. Thank you for sharing another interesting visit to your neighborhood. Best wishes for Easter. ;-)

[@theresawalker4219]

Your videos help so much with learning about your country. Thank you very much.

[@differentrussia.]

You are welcome!

[@buttgmobile1598]

Beautiful russia

[@nick.caffrey]

I am surprised every time how similar your stores are to Ireland. I thought Russia would be very different, very foreign. But it looks quite familiar. Even some of the labels on the products are in English! We live now in a very small world! It's a pity our politicians create such division!

[@nick.caffrey]

@Mor Dor Very true!

[@ojjenkins7110]

Sometimes it's just better to get a few things locally rather than go all the way to Globus.

[@sujitsingh7446]

What a coincidence You showed eggs today in super market and i just bought two dozen eggs today just hours ago and i put them in fridge it will stay fresh for week or 2.

[@lauriejuli2804]

I think this store is perfect really lovely I would love to shop there. If I had a store like that close to my house I would be so glad. I do have a a store down the road but it is very expensive to buy groceries there.

[@sott7309]

Very nice grocery store, just like USA. It's so interesting for USA citizens to see your stores. We don't judge- we just enjoy seeing all the different country stores. Beautiful.

[@carole.strain8306]

Looks just like stores in Ohio USA. Prices are comparable. Love comparing prices. Thank you.

[@pawelpap9]

While at it, don’t forget to compare income. And remember to exclude mafia.

[@jan22150]

We have the same kinds of stores in North Carolina. They are called Dollar store. Nothing more expensive than 1 dollar.

[@Home-ed6zg]

Looks much better and cleaner then the stores I shop at here in Canada.. : )

[@danahumphrey8488]

absolutely true.I live in Toronto.The prices are through the roof. the supermarket's just buy the same stuff and raise the prices every week.

[@shrljazz]

Valerie I watch a lot of baking shows that originate in your country and there is no interpreter so what I-wish is that you would show us in your store some baking and flavoring items like flour, yeast, vanilla, and what is in those little envelopes the cooks use to sprinkle in their recipes. Thanks so much. Love your videos,

[@cinccave5459]

Put the labels in English and it would pass for any mom and pop supermarket here.

[@TT-zd6nr]

Your shop looks similar to the German Lidl in the UK : some products just disappear off the shelves for ages and you get a weekly magazine. However I prefer that to our indiginous Tesco as I like the risk and variety. It is also cheaper and a better shopping experience:)

[@discojoe3]

Thanks for posting this great video Sergey Baklykov!

[@stevethepom]

wrong channel this isn't Sergey's !

[@richwatters7753]

Yeah there's no one acting like a giant crybaby so it's obviously not Sergey's channel.

[@matthewtorok-smith1967]

Really nice store, clean and organized too! Love those boxes at the front where you can put your things in while you shop. We don’t have those in the west!

[@marilynbarker8255]

Eggs in USA kept in frig because they’re washed and it removes their protective coating.

[@khtboston]

I really like your channel and your grocery store is very nice

[@willythewave]

I always prefer to know the prices for comparison. I don`t know why anybody would complain about that. I grew up in the country (not in a city) and I have always known you don`t have to refrigerate eggs. People in the US now days wouldn`t know how to survive like it was 100 years ago. Thank you, I have become addicted to your videos. :)

[@thepokeystitcher7579]

Nice store! I love to shop dollar stores and discount stores here in the US. Sometimes you find great deals. 🤑🤗

[@americanmade6996]

Interesting. You sound a little apologetic for this store--don't be. It is clean, it looks well-stocked and well kept. In size and variety of products it appears comparable to smaller supermarkets in the US, such as aTrader Joe's. I would be interested in seeing prices, although they might not mean much without information on wages and such.

[@SQSNSQ]

Some Russian people with somewhat higher income, particularly in a larger cities, like Moscow and St.Pb. tend to be quite snobbish towards the Piatiorochka chain, because it is most popular among low-wage people. Hence, probably, the apologetic tone.

[@americanmade6996]

@@SQSNSQ We have the same sort of people; they think overpaying makes them smarter. Go figure.

[@americanmade6996]

@Mor Dor Everything you say is true, but the adjusted comparative analysis required would make these videos just no damn fun. I would be content with "how long does a median-income Russian and his American counterpart have to work to pay for any given product?". If I knew median weekly wages and work week hours I could estimate on my own.

[@americanmade6996]

@Mor Dor 90% of Russians do not rent--you mean they purchase their apartments? That is still a cost that would have to be accounted for, either as mortgage payments or total cost amortized over the average ownership span, including adjustments to reflect mortgage and rent on equivalent apartments in equivalent neighborhoods--it all just gets too complicated. Mostly I'm just tired of seeing, "wow, that's really cheap, in America that would cost..." Just for curiosity, what is the standard Russian work week? 40 hours?

[@amymurphy8984]

This looks like a very nice store to me... I see nothing wrong at all and the prices do seem very reasonable...thank you for this video so I know how to buy some cheap food when I come to Russia in August😄

[@rubytuesday9539]

First time viewer. Nice to see your sweet face at the end. I think food prices there are similar to here in the US but pretty sure the quality is generally better there. Our low cost factory food is really awful. I've been around Europe a lot and know the difference. Higher quality food here is available, just more expensive.

[@pagodadr]

Many 'Goodies in that Store!

[@ЕленаЖукова-ъ1е]

I was in Austria and Germany, I bought products in the same stores. Only the prices were higher.

[@ravarga4631]

Reminds me of a popular grocery store here, Asian Food market and a few Indian, Nepali stores. They stock foods not on the shelves of big chain stores.

[@captgringo]

That store looks fine to me, I usually go to the discount stores , I find many of the generic brands to be much less expensive and quality just as good .

[@su57felon94]

I'm moving back home and can't wait :) Moscow here I come!!!

[@mikegrady8931]

I have shopped in stores like this with my wife who is Russian and accountant so always compare prices and compare with the UK where I am from. I found the shops good clean though it is not easy to find good cheese. On the whole I liked the shops they have good selection of fresh veg not all perfect shape like are supermarkets but who cares. My wife , Gala keeps telling me the veg is dirty but I do not mind that either. In the UK I think we over wash food . The Russians seem to rely on less process food and I think as a result they seem slim compared to us in England.

[@debbiethompson3123]

I find the stores in Moscow region are very neat and organized. I feel it would not be too difficult to shop there myself. Thank you for showing these stores. I love seeing them. I also would like to know what you dont have there sometimes like the sweet potatoes.

[@eddieed_2328]

good looking store, has lots of selection. better then a 7-11 convenience store

[@ganeshshirasat3347]

Madam, Thank you for the deep explanation of prices of various product. Thanks & Regards

[@carp53]

WoW! Things sure have changed since I was there in 1987. Very Nice👍

[@plauditecives]

Not horrible at all! Who said that? I love seeing supermarkets in other countries. It's always something I want to do when I travel.

[@nancyrose8028]

Your prices are amazing! Our eggs are at least $3 for dozen! Good for you.🙂

[@RussianMermaid]

It's surprising that in my region Pyaterochka is one of the better stores with higher prices. The cheapest stores are Magnit and Pokypochka. Sometimes they look horrible.

[@pearlvader]

Great video! Thanks for making it longer this time. Shopping clips are my favorite 😁

[@timhitchins9423]

Love your insight into your homeland as always, fingers crossed for our visa application, so looking forward to seeing it for ourselfs in July 👍❤

[@bubblenhalf]

is that what a normal grocery store looks like? it looks like it sells everything anyone wants cheaper..

[@РусланЗаурбеков-з6е]

Pyaterochka is *cheap*. This is the best what can be said about it. )))

[@bojango2]

I am thrill to learn that in spite of the differences our countries have with each other we really do have similarities.

[@pookieSR71adams]

I love and enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing part of your life. Best wishes to you!

[@mikiradovic1293]

Prices are the same as in Serbia. Chicken 1kg 2.5 $ Pork 3.25 $. Veal 3.50 $ But there are huge supermarkets where discount prices can be found and 10% lower. The only difference is that there are salaries of $ 250- $ 600 here all depends on where you work. Greetings from Belgrade

[@YankeeinSiberia]

I always shop at pytorichka here. It’s close to me and not bad prices.

[@John_259]

Another very interesting video. This shop is similar to the Aldi and Lidl deep discount supermarket chains which originated in Germany and now have numerous locations throughout most of western Europe. I believe that Aldi also operate in the USA.

[@bojango2]

Thank you for your postings of this interesting material .

[@KovietUnionDefector]

In the UK I have a friend he is an egg farmer. He says eggs should be kept in a cool dark place but not in the fridge for maximum shelf life. The only reason I think why western shops want to people to think that they should keep eggs in the fridge is because putting them in the fridge actually reduces the shelf life and thus you have to throw away more eggs if you keep them in the fridge. So you need to spend more money when you buy more to replace them.

[@janewright315]

No it's because they are legally required to wash them, which removes the protective coating on the egg and makes it susceptible to bacteria, etc.

[@mikedolman7056]

Valerie that store looks OK to me,plenty of choice, clean and a car park what more could you want? Somerset mike.

[@Frankie343]

Great video 👍

[@Max23465789]

Eggs , I bet most of the people asking are Americans here the health code requires eggs to be washed in disinfectant ,"bleach water usually", & it takes off the egg's coating. Since they aren't coated they have to be refrigerated or they spoil quickly.

[@martharetallick204]

This American has a question: If you buy unwashed eggs, do you wash them right before you use them in cooking?

[@vabchgal1]

Beautiful.

[@jeffreyfreeman1485]

Looks fine to me. I saw a video about a chain in Norway called REMA 1000 and it looked atrocious, like the old style Aldis in the U.S.

[@sonofeloah]

If eggs are washed, they need to be kept cold in refrigeration. And they can last from 2 weeks to maybe a month. If unwashed, they may sit at room temperature and will last the same amount of time. Here in the states, they wash the eggs and thus the need to keep them cold.

[@HH-iv6mf]

The store looks just like here in America.. I like it😍

[@m005kennedy]

In the USA the eggs are washed and it removes the protective coating. Eggs that are not scrubbed can last a long time without refrigeration.

[@jwc1351]

How much is the milk in Russia? The eggs in Russia are soooo cheap (2USD for a dozen of eggs in my city) I really enjoy watching your Russia's local life videos. Thanks for making them.

[@ImixSpb]

A milk package price is $1 on average.

[@anic133]

1 litre near 1 dollar (+/-)

[@макслюлюкин]

the classic packing of eggs in Russia 10 pieces, is of 30 pieces, eggs, divided into categories, ie the larger the egg size, the higher the category the higher the price of 10 pieces(sometimes, the price affects the color of the yolk, ie the more rich the color the more natural it is believed for that the chickens are fed supplements(ie more expensive feed), one of the lowest categories-2 costs about 90 cents(about 50 rubles),With 1 more slightly more than $ 1, select 0 eggs this is where the 1.5 USD per 10 pieces. Of course, in different regions of Russia prices vary, +\-, in neighboring regions are usually about the same price

[@jwc1351]

@@макслюлюкин thanks for replying. Even the best category of eggs in Russia is still cheap. In my place, the price of eggs only varies by the size, organic and omega-added. 2USD for 12 eggs is the only basic price

[@pawelpap9]

@@jwc1351 it is not cheap for Russians. Their salaries would place you below poverty line in the US.

[@tsclly2377]

like the size of a store in the 1960's or 1970'2 in the USA and not so much junk products 1/10 the amount of sugared soft drinks. Prices are 1/2 to 1/4 the price in the USA [rural town of 22k that has a Walmart Supercenter, Blain's Farm and Fleet and Menards].

[@tara_smallville83]

Every mini market and supermarket are all sold products that distinguish only product packaging and prices! maybe for the price there is more expensive because there is a sales tax and purchase tax on every item we buy. I like videos you can add insight and experience. because each country has different ways and traditions. for the category of shopping for the rich and the poor all the same in every country there must be a line limitation that distinguishes between rich and poor that is a global problem every country must exist and also experience social inequality and income per person.... 👍👍👍👍 good jobs girls

[@joshuavanwormer4955]

NICE! Thak you for sharing a piece of Russian life :]

[@petechandanatural]

That's a nice clean orderly store. We need stores like that in America.

[@toribern816]

Not sure where in America you’re from, but here in Illinois all of our grocery stores, dollar stores, etc are clean and orderly............

[@dorisirving2270]

I wish we had neighbourhood stores like that here.

[@hazelking7239]

Hi enjoy watching your show

[@labrown8971]

Interesting video thank you from Connecticut USA

[@tombeilman5579]

Looks cleaner than most dollar stores in the US.

[@danbeyer6333]

What a wonderful store!!!! Great variety. Nice and clean. Please review prices for meat and cheese. Identify western brands like Lipton Tea, Pepsi, Coke etc. I assume made in Russia. I assume all products are made in Russia. Russia has everything. I will visit you on Victory Day next year!!!

[@SQSNSQ]

Tea is all imported and usually comes from India and Sri-Lanka. It may be only bagged in Russia. Pepsi, Coca-Cola and other similar beverages are bottled locally from a concentrates, that are imported as well. There was a locally produced cola-like beverage designed in the USSR, called "Baikal". I believe, it is still manufactured by some Russian brands. And there are also a number of locally designed and produced non-alcoholic bubble drinks in Russia.

[@СветланаАлексеева-ш1р]

In Russia, tea plantations exist in the Krasnodar region, near Sochi.

[@SQSNSQ]

@@СветланаАлексеева-ш1р Yes, I know that. Also, in the USSR there were tea plantations in Georgia and Uzbekistan. Unfortunately, the quality and taste of those teas, comparing to an Indian tea aren't worth mentioning, in my opinion. With all due respect to the workers of those plantations. Sorry.

[@nataliakorshunova5909]

@@SQSNSQ Krasnodarsky tea was good and fresh. As for imported teas - retailers ofen buy 2-3 years old teas as they are way cheaper (the same in US and EU) so people hardly ever try real fresh tea. I did. It's dangerously effective ))

[@SQSNSQ]

@@nataliakorshunova5909 Well, a different colour pencils taste differently, as they use to say. I don't care much about caffeine contents, actually, the lower it is - the better for me. And I HATE a green tea taste. And for me, Krasnodar and Georgian teas taste very much similar to a green teas. So, I'd better stay with a seasoned Indian tea instead. That's where my cup of tea is. :-)

[@johndean4912]

I wonder if this store would be similar to our dollar stores. In our area we have Dollar General, Family Dollar and several other names. They often don’t have fruits and vegetables though.

[@markoundageldasen4671]

It's the same thing in my country. The egs are not kept in the fridge.💝💝💝

[@Pedro-em3ik]

Very nice video. Thank you

[@johngulf8253]

i think the store is nice. if it was more fancy it would be more expensive. i think it is a normal clean store