Whats inside a CZECH Supermarket ?
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- We explore what you will find in a typical Czech supermarket and also the prices you can expect to pay for groceries.
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This vlog was shot in Brno and Zelny Trh markets also found in Brno. The prices & conversions are valid for August 2019.
We decided to cover the unique things only found in Czech Republic as other general groceries will have similar prices to other countries anyway. Some of the items in there are outrageously cheap and very good quality.
This website provides a general price guideline for classic household groceries
www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living...
Feel free to check out our vlog on average cost of living in Czech Republic if you plan to move and live here
• COST OF LIVING in CZEC...
I am living 28 years here but I've never seen such good equipped Tesco. :-D
Ondřej Matějka tak to záleží na tom asi kde bydlíš :DD
Já nejsem z Prahy, ale máme tu zhruba stejně vybavený Tesco ..
Protože Tesco Supermarket není nikdy tak zásobený jako Tesco hypermarket
Brno je zlatá loď :-) já jim spíš závidím ten trh. v česku se to vymlátilo a pak to znovu začínalo. ale jsou to takový ty přehajpovaný a předražený trhy, kde je děsně narváno...
@@pytelmichal4861 Původem jsem z Prahy, teď bydlim u Nymburka a je to všude stejný, maj tam velký hovno, akorát to hovno je tam tisíckrát.
I'm glad you put in the other currencies as well as the Czech price. Just one note - in the US the decimal is a period, not a comma. So we would say $5.19 instead of $5,19 :)
Some of the most amazing and hearthwarming vids. Thx for this. Best regards from Prague...
☺️ thank you
You guys are amazing :) thanks for creating and sharing these videos :)
Thanks for watching Jignesh 😊
I just stumbled upon your channel last week. It's GREAT! You might not have a huge following - YET - but keep it up, it will come! My husband is Czech and I am American - we are retiring there in a couple of years (early retirement). I love your content! You and Tereza are adorable and very likable. Please keep it up!
Hey there Cheryl, thank you a lot. It means a lot to us 😃. You will enjoy it here. We met also an American couple in Prague who retired from US to Karlovy Vary and they where saying how much they like it here. Thank you and we will keep creating more videos about life here 😊
Nash & Tereza you’re welcome! You are creating nice content and I appreciate it. Was wondering if you might think about making videos such as what it’s like to go to the doctor or dentist in Czech. I understand that you might not be able to film in the actual offices due to privacy issues, but perhaps you could explain how it works… I’ve heard many stories on ex-pat forums that doctors are rude and very abrupt with their patients. I’ve also heard that going to the dentist is less than pleasant in the Czech Republic compared to America. I don’t know if these are true stories or not… But it would be interesting to get your take on it.
Good information and video.
Nice.
Interesting
Hey i'll be moving to Brno in several months,
are fruits and veggies available year around as in The USA supermarkets.... also, do you know if Celery is available?? Thanks in advance !!!
BTW love your videos , super helpful!!!!
Hi Amit, glad you enjoy our videos 😃 The outdoor market is not open in Winter as they will set up Christmas markets which are even better. . . You can still find fruits and vegges in supermarkets but the quality is poor if i am honest (unless you go organic). Yes there is lots of celery. So no worries there.
You can get burčák also anywhere in Czech republic. Wine is also popoular in Bohemia not only in Moravia.
Thanks for the point Tom. We are moving to that side soon and look forward to explore and show what we shall find the Bohemia region
@@NashTereza I dont wanna offend someone, (I guess Tereza is from Brno) but Brno is village stuck in ninetees compared to Prague. But I like it aswell, I really enjoy southern moravian region because of wine :). Moravian wine is one of the best in the world :)
You can get Burčák everywhere ocfourse but it has to be manufactured in Moravia. :-D
Kombucha is closest to burčák. It’s fermented, but with alcohol content. Well done video!
Great video!
Thank you Kherlen
I personally like "hruškovice" (made from pears) from this company :) I go to a metal festival which takes place in the premises of that company every year and they always sell shots of hruškovice with pieces of pears in it, it's really good and it makes you drunk really fast :D but home-made slivovice is also always great :D
I personally have not tried Hruskovice. Will keep an eye open for it. We try avoid the strong stuff these days lol
Hello from California! I love the Czech Republic. I was able to visit Prague back in 2016 for a short trip, and everyone there was very friendly. I love your guys' videos. They're so insightful. Yo, what's up with the gorilla-mom salad seasoning @ 4:30? Interesting marketing there.
It's a pun. "Grill or rather Gorril(?) with Vitana"...yea, we don't get it either :D
Haha never noticed the Ad at 4:30 lol. Very creative. . . The people are very nice here
hi Nash and Tereza...big fan of ur videos... those are very informative and interesting...the way u guys describe everything, it's just awesome, and gives a clear idea...I am from India, me and my husband will move to Brno sometimes in October or November...
I have one request to you , that is if u can make video on the medical system in Czech Republic...like how to book an appointment , availablity of English speaking doctor,how to bye medicine over the counter, hospital services etc...I will be really great full if u give me an idea about it... thank you in advance...love you guys...
Hi there!glad our videos are helpful ☺️ we mentioned few things about medical system in our videos but we might plan a full video on that topic as well. Thank you for your input and hopefuly everything will work out for you well! ☺️
I like how czech is still more expensive than a good ol walmart lol
Is it to expensive in brno?
If you taste apples in burčák, it is not burčák. It's just cheaper substitute. Burčák Is made only from grape juice. Bevouse it is very young vine at most active part of fermenration process. And in fact. True burčák is at his peak only few hours.
Thanks Zdeněk. Also not good idea to try go on a long journey with it in its peak 😃
@@NashTereza That will be quite hard :D Best is know personaly some ...wine-maker(?)
Povidla arent berries. I dont know the exact english word, i think is Plum. Povidla is thing made from this fruit from tree, so isnt berry, is fruit
Peter GrayWolf Povidla are plum butter, yes made from plums that have been boiled down.
Povidla are powidl in english.
Nice video bro
Thank you Bhagirathi 🙂
I dont know why it wouldn't but that Tesco looks exactly like the Tesco near me in the UK but with polish signs
They are quite similar in layout. Although UK has more variety. This one is in Czech language
Those ready made packed meals are something that is not really popular here. Czechs usually cook at home so they do not need it. So demand is low therefore the quality and taste of those meals is very poor especially compared to the countries like UK or the Netherlands where people are used to buy these product and I could not really tell the difference between those meals and home cooked ones when I was there. Also Pilsen is not the best beer by far. It is best known outside the Czech Republic and mostly overpriced the to the brand but you find much better beer in small local breweries that still make proper beer instead of mass produced "eurobeer".
So true, we do love the pre-made dumplings though as they are the hardest to make at home. We also are not a fans for ready made meals. We rather go pay a bit more for lunch menus if we do not want to cook (but that was a different story when we were students haha). I really like Pilsner when super cold or Lucky bastard from Brno that is superior. . . I did not find Pilsner outside Czech yet apart from import areas within supermarkets. Which beer do you recommend?
Pretty much anything unfiltered&unpasteurized which is harder to get in regular supermarkets because it needs to be stored in fridge and has much shorter shelf life but I know that for example Globus has several fridges with these ones in the beer section. They are usually sold in 0,7- 1 - 1,5l bottles. I like Sedlák or Sedláček (11/12) from Kroměříž. Pubs with their breweries often sell their beer bottled - I had really good beer in Hradec Králové at the main square.
Wow, this is so helpful as I’ll be in Brno in 2 weeks. Going to the grocery store is usually a highlight of my travels. Do you make honey cake at home? I am surprised there’s a packaged version as Eastern Europeans have elevated standards for this dessert 🍮.
I am glad you found it helpful and great you will be coming to Brno 😃 it is interesting the kind of local stuff you find in these big brand shops in different countries. We do not make the Medovnik cake at home , but you will find it in most of the cafes so it is not worth the effort. And the brand i show is the most popular everywhere and also most tasty. I love it
@@NashTereza also is there any chicken and goat lamb fish dishes at Czech republic restaurants as a Hindu I cant eat beef due to religious reasons thanks cheers from Canada
@@TheAaronChand The is plenty of chicken, you can find fish as well, there is lamb but it's more difficult to find in normal restaurants and I've never seen goat on the menu...more like goat cheeses. :)
@@adris432 thanks I love Beer especially the Czech Pillsners Pillsner urquell Budweiser Budvar are fantastic so beer for me would be no problem. It's only the beef I cant eat for relgious reasons
@@adris432 well Goat curry is a popular Indian dish. It's a lot like your bread and Beef Goulash in the Czech republic. And in Hungary. Only made with Goat meat and the gravey or curry or Goulash is made with Goat Masala and other spices
nice video, good luck ! from Mongolia.
Thank you
also thank your replay. and pleace watch our video about Mongolia. Nash & Tereza
pleace subs
Mongolia looks very cold 😃
yes -15 we are waiting spring Nash & Tereza
Nejlepší vína člověk najde v Rakvicich
I'm from czech 😩✋
I love Marmite
😄I really tried a few times, i just could not 😅
@@NashTereza ahhhhh you ate it the wrong way.
You need to savour it with hot baguette, quality butter and just a little bit of marmite. So the inside of the bread become light brown. Eat with a cuppa tea
pilsner urquell is certainly not the best beer available. It is just high standard.
Whats your best beer?
Nash
4:29 How did you appreciate the "Gorilujte s Vitanou! " advertising banner?😁
You are blessed couple love you guys you have a beautiful wife💖💖💖💞
Thank you very much Imash Ambokich 🤗
beer is so cheap there.
And cheaper than water! Love it 😄
@@NashTereza how much is a case of those Beers an entire box of 24 if they sell it in that format
@@TheAaronChand You can buy "box" of 20 beers. You than pay for the beers normal price (10-20€) + smthing like 5-6€ for case. In bigger supermarkets you can return the case and glass bottles and they'll give you money back.
@@mynameistrinity6487 how much is 10 to 20 or 5 to 6 Euros in Candian Dollars.
@@TheAaronChand Nobody here uses Canadian Dollars, we often roughly know conversion of CZK to EUR, USD and some to GBP. On the other hand if you type this into google I bet you get the answer much quicker.
It’s not „Czech“, that’s an adjective, it’s „Czechia“. Nice vid but you should at least learn the name of the country in which you live 🙂
The name did not really catch on & not so great for search optimisation as few really use it
Nash & Tereza i’m not sure how searching engings work, but i’m sure you can add more than one tags, including Czechia 🙃 But my comment was aiming more general, it would be nice to use correct name when you speak and so on. It just sounds silly to say just adjective. (In my opinion sound silly to use long political name as well, but ok, lets say its acceptable, but adjective? Eh..)
I think czech is OK. I'm czech and I say "it's from czech, i'm going to czech etc." It's basically a shortcut of Czech republic which is official and long and therefore not practical to use. Czechia is a new word invented mainly for Google reasons. As far as I can say it is not that much recognized in between people here. Some people say Česko, some even hate this Czechia word it feels strange and too eastern :)
But we will see, language is changing, maybe the next generation will be ok with Czechia.
@@NashTereza I agree - Czechia has never really caught on and none of the locals I know and speak to regularly use it - ever. In fact, they don't like it.
nice video bro subscribe
Thank you and welcome to the channel :)
Who eats processed food anymore
Almost everyone, processed does not mean a bad thing.
Tesco food is bad
Yuck, processed food