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@@wiu7507 edeka hat den mit abstand besten ruf allgemein mMn. Allein schon wieviel die in ihre werbungen investieren für n guten joke. Auch die produkte und auswahl feier ich hart :D idk. Egal welcher laden, wenn er in ner assi gegend ist sieht er assi aus xD
@@wiu7507 Das kommt drauf an. Es gibt echt super ranzige Edekas, vorallem die sehr kleinen die noch aus den 90ern unrenoviert da sind, aber die allermeisten sind schon eher schick.
Yup but do u know that in italy penny its really one of the best? It's kinda lidl style and as I lived there I always enjoyed it. PS I am undercover italian woman using my husband Profile 😆
🤣 I can confirm that. Penny is always messy and dirty. Netto is not that bad, but sometimes the fruits and vets are moldy or rotten... 🤢 And in one Netto, there was seen a mouse in the bakery section 🐀
Not to forget, going to aldi or lidl for groceries and coming back with, a new coffeemachine, a computer, powertools and a garden seating arrangement. Because why not.
Oh but it's so true! I worked in a rural area this past summer, and ALDI was ~so fancy~ compared to the convenience stores and grocery outlets nearby. It was only surpassed by this small, aureate, independent grocery in the touristy part of town. They sold fresh fruit for like $4 apiece... So I never went there lol
I MISSED Aldi when I lived in Florida, the closest one to me was four hours away. I now love in a town where it's down the street. Even my kids have a love for Aldi 😂
@@suzubee9602 Maybe it depends on the country? In switzerland it's one of the cheapest stores (along with Lidl), so it's beloved by ppl who don't wanna/can't afford to spend too much on groceries. But the quality of the products is quite bad...
Her detailed cultural knowledge amazes me… like how she finds the perfect background sounds/tracks/voice overs, how she observes the life around in such detail to create this content. Who is germany knows about IRS… lol.
Yeah, I have no idea how she comes up with all these perfect voiceovers/background sounds...I'm American and many of the American background sounds she uses I have never even heard of
We haven't got much to spend. Have never had debts, but honestly, if you have to choose between a pack of 20 cookies and 1 apple, the latter won't feed you for a few days. 10 years ago, a Lidl store opened near us. Since that day we can afford to eat vegetables daily AND we have been able to eat fruit 3 to 4 times a week!! Our first fruits since our marriage! I have even had the enjoyment of eating yoghurts!! I thank Lidl from my heart for making the difference for people like me. Healthy food is waaay to expensive in other shops.
Nah don't feel bad about it. Saving money is always smart, no matter how rich or poor you are. I used to work at Aldi (in the US) and bought my groceries for the month after my shift would end. I was surprised at the the huge selection of food and affordable prices.
This has quickly become one of my favorite CZcams channels. My sister in law is from Germany (my brother is in the Army and he was stationed there and met her and the rest is history) and I’ve forwarded many of these videos to her and she loves them. This lovely lady needs a Netflix contract or something. She’s fabulous and funny!!!!
I lived in Germany for the first 12 years of my life. We shopped at Aldi all the time. After moving to America I didn't see one again for 17 years, until I visited Missouri. I have never entered a store so fast in my entire life.
Seriously, sometimes I'm at the checkout at Aldi also almost say aloud "Wow, I can't believe how much stuff including veggies and fruit I got for only 10 Euros!" lol
@@phangirlable yes, I normally also feel that way. But the prices there also changed. And last saturday I wondered how it was possible to have to pay 10 Euro for those few items at Aldi.
@@swatichatterjee1513 i know people who do that. but they have a house. appartment owners or people in desert states have problems doing so. as well as those whose HOAs mandate lawns and picket fences and prohibite garden beds.
@@peter2327 yeah food prices are insane in the US i couldnt believe them 6-8$ for a Regular frozen Pizza, like dude, i can get one handmade from a Italian grandma for that money
@@gaia8187L'équivalent de Monoprix, pour l'offre (vêtements, alimentation, cosmétiques) et prix (plus élevés que Lidl et Aldi) Et aussi l'emplacement, en centre-ville, dans les quartiers très touristiques ou chic
Luxemburgers are a pain in the butt, shoppin in poor Germany, driving in middle of the road with their oversized SUVS! Whenever I see a yellow numberplate, I check my imaginary weapins systems in my fighter car and go full throttle at them:)) When they are in front of you with a full trolley worth 250 EUR, how embarrassed can that feel when everyone else can scarceley scrape by these days? Shame on the elite ;))=)=
@@sonjak8265 The EU basically bought you! You get subsidies for virtually anything (including killing street dogs) in exchange for missiles and military bases being installed at your borders with Russia and Ukraine. Congrats, you've been royally f...d up the a...se by the NWO.
@@sonjak8265 These grocery store chains have a very low profit margin, are employing locals (and usually pay them pretty well, by grocery store standards) and probably carry lots of local products, too.
In the UK we have a similar thing, goes something like this, (best to worst) Marks and Spencers Waitrose Tesco + Sainsburys Lidl (we have those too) Aldi (we have this as well) and finally A S D A
honestly that is fine, Aldi and Lidl have good products you just pay less for the brands. Only thing really setting those other stores apart is usually an integrated butchers shop, more brand products and bigger selection of Bio/organic and regional vegetable stuff
Hi, I am moving to Germany in a week. And I would like to know...which are the supermarkets with the lowest prices. Could you help me with this question?
@@paolakoh3472 Aldi and Lidl 😊 The good thing is almost every supermarket here has weekly discounts on different products. So if you don't find what you need in Aldi or Lidl, you might find it in another supermarket and perhaps even with a discount 😉
It took me years to go unashamedly to Lidl and Aldi and I still felt for a while like I dont belong with my fancy clothes and car (I just got lucky in life and with my upbringing)… then I went to Netto once and instantly started to bond with the Aldi and Lidl goers… We might not be a doctor or lawyer like those rewe goers but at least we dont fight over 1 kilo of "Putenschnitzel“ for 3€ from a dirty freezer…
@@paolakoh3472 Netto, Penny, Norma are the cheapest (and not the greatest of course ;) but enough for every day errands). Then there's Aldi and Lidl - still affordable, good quality, smaller selection. And then there's Rewe, Hit, Edeka - big supermarkets with bigger selection (you can get everything you need there), good quality, higher prices. But they also have "Eigenmarken", which means cheaper versions of many items from their own brands. Like "ja!" at Rewe for example. I personally love rewe, but also like to go to Aldi and Lidl. My nearest grocery store is a Netto, I often go there when I need 1-2 items. You'll figure out the prices and which stores you like :) Ps: there's also Kaufland. Kind of the not so good version of Rewe or Hit.
Lmao do people in Germany care about that? What shop one goes to? I thought they were efficient because I have seen some bring a list, take their items, struggle to be first in line at counter and pack fast and leave the shop. Who even looks at you in all of this except the cashier? Also, I have never seen anyone arguing for food in a supermarkt. But i think aldi and lidl are so good than hit!!! I also thought netto was nice when it came to like toothbrush, hair spray or some chocolates I think since it's way far. But I was shocked with prices. It's so cheap. I wish it was near university students dorms. Don't know about vegetables and fruits quality though.
I love Aldi! I brought my mom once and it was so busy, but we got checked out within 10 minutes with little to no wait and I pointed out to mom it was like the opposite of a visit to wal-mart. Smaller store, far less random junk in the aisles or hanging out on shelves, and then a really quick check-out experience instead of waiting for 30+ minutes to get groceries scanned.
By me it's actually the same by every supermarket like here the Aldi and Lidl one, I always buy at Rewe, Action, Rossmann or Aldi, because those are near my home, and it's always a mess at the cash register, because I am just overwhelmed with putting the stuff in my bag, despite living in Germany my whole life and being born in Germany.
For me even Lidl and Aldi are "too big" as in "have too many people at any time" so personally I still prefer going to one of the small Asian markets (where you can get anything anyways) rather than one of the supermarkets 😭
You know what's funny? We're supposed to get an Aldi in town and it's this big exciting thing. We got a Starbucks and everyone went wild. The line was to the road 24/7 for like two weeks 🤣 Edit: line* not lime
@sonjak8265 The Midwest. I'm from a town that has a total population of around 200. The city now is about like 10,000? Idk, doesn't seem like that many people here. You usually see the same like 300-500 or so.
Goodness... you're legit one of the prettiest, cutest (enters the personality too) and most amazing people I've ever seen Uyen. You look SO impossibly beautiful with that first outfit
Funny thing is since the inflation kicked in the Alnatura markets are not as "overly" expensive compared to the others anymore. I don't know how exactly but they didn't have to raise the prices as much as the other markets but most people haven't noticed yet.
@@Limitlazz Yeah the prices on most of their things are really not as high as one might expect. What I spend there is similar to Rewe. At least since I am accustomed to American prices, everything still feels cheap to me.
Aldi and Lidl were built in Long Island NY and I've never went back. The prices are unbeatable and yeah some products are hit or miss but I absolutely love these stores especially since everything in New York has sky rocketed in price!
The American equivalent of the bougie grocery lady would shop at Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s. The other would be Winco or Walmart… it’s me. I’m the other lady.😂
I like shopping at Penny :) But Lidl is cool too, especially their bakery and premium line. Our Rewe has a fresh Sushi counter, so thats pretty cool. And if I need something very specific or wanna buy meat with a high animal well-being standard, Edeka is the go to.
High animal well being does not exist when animals are eventually slaughtered. Also, all of those terms "free range, no cage, organic, ethically raised, etc etc" are just that...marketing terms. Please research how these animals are truly raised. It's not what you are lead to believe. Example: a company can put "free range" when 1000+ chickens are packed into a non-ventilated barn, no vet care, stepping on the decaying comrades and shit/piss as long as there is a chicken sized hole at each end they can walk out into a small enclosure. These barns are so large most never even see the ends. The exits don't even have to be cleaned at all times. They aren't frolicking in a field.
Kaum noch. Aldi hat irgendwie vergessen, warum sie erfolgreich wurden. Nur noch Lidl für mich. Und ich denke der Preisunterschied, was man für einen Betrag bekommt ist durch die unterschiedlich vielen Einkäufe angedeutet
@@niszirzn301 Kartoffeln sind sind zumindest bei uns im Edeka billiger als im Lidl... Und für Hülsenfrüchte muss ich eh zum Edeka, weil der Lidl da nicht viel Auswahl hat...
Rewe and Edeka are very expensive and they are having a good image because, they have many fair trade and bio products, meanwhile Aldi and Lidl are way cheaper but they don't have this amount of "good" products.
The real difference is the selection. Lidl and Aldi are “discounters” meaning they buy products in bulk, so that they get them cheaper, which lowers the prices. So instead of offering 70 different cereal you will find around 10 cereals at a discounter but it’s cheaper.
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Wtf, that's so creepyyy. Why is CZcams doing that. Sorry man:/
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Don't waste your energy. Those bots are relentless.
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The real joke is how both of those hauls were the same price.
Only if she filled up the REWE-Bag with really "cheap" stuff ...
@@christiansaenscheidt9056 nein, nein, nein seit der inflation ist Kaufland genau so teuer wie Edeka
@@Einfach_nur_Lars Kaufland was not mentioned
@@Einfach_nur_Larsrewe und edeka vs aldi und lidl homes, kein Kaufland.
@@christiansaenscheidt9056 lpll
As a German I can confirm that...
Tbh not really. Rewe yes but edeka? Edeka ist eher assi(zumindest bei mir in der Stadt ist es so)
@@wiu7507 edeka hat den mit abstand besten ruf allgemein mMn. Allein schon wieviel die in ihre werbungen investieren für n guten joke. Auch die produkte und auswahl feier ich hart :D idk. Egal welcher laden, wenn er in ner assi gegend ist sieht er assi aus xD
@@wiu7507 Das kommt drauf an. Es gibt echt super ranzige Edekas, vorallem die sehr kleinen die noch aus den 90ern unrenoviert da sind, aber die allermeisten sind schon eher schick.
@@wiu7507lol waaaaas
My local rewe is right next to a huge brothel and is definitely not as posh as all the Edekas I've ever been to
"What about Netto and Penny?"
"We do not speak of them.."
the ghetto version of all supermarkets
@@samoortyy my stepdad always calls Penny Pennermarkt, so you are pretty spot on
Yup but do u know that in italy penny its really one of the best? It's kinda lidl style and as I lived there I always enjoyed it. PS I am undercover italian woman using my husband Profile 😆
🤣 I can confirm that.
Penny is always messy and dirty.
Netto is not that bad, but sometimes the fruits and vets are moldy or rotten... 🤢
And in one Netto, there was seen a mouse in the bakery section 🐀
@@samoortyydann kennst du Norma nicht
Not to forget, going to aldi or lidl for groceries and coming back with, a new coffeemachine, a computer, powertools and a garden seating arrangement. Because why not.
You forgot all the pyjama sets, bedding, clothes, towels, flowers, toys,.... .... ....
me living in a rural area and thinking aldi is fancy and being excited for monthly excursions 💀💀💀
Oh but it's so true! I worked in a rural area this past summer, and ALDI was ~so fancy~ compared to the convenience stores and grocery outlets nearby. It was only surpassed by this small, aureate, independent grocery in the touristy part of town. They sold fresh fruit for like $4 apiece... So I never went there lol
I MISSED Aldi when I lived in Florida, the closest one to me was four hours away. I now love in a town where it's down the street. Even my kids have a love for Aldi 😂
Me in FL with an Aldi down the road 😎
This made me realize aldi isnt fancy? I thought it was lmao
@@suzubee9602 Maybe it depends on the country? In switzerland it's one of the cheapest stores (along with Lidl), so it's beloved by ppl who don't wanna/can't afford to spend too much on groceries. But the quality of the products is quite bad...
_may we please take a moment to appreciate the "super model" look because it's so magical_
Absolutely, I had thought her rather plain until now.
@@charlottejameson8924 that’s rude
@@charlottejameson8924ew
@@Cat-tg8nk that’s preferences but yes, they shouldn’t comment it or say it out loud
@Charlotte Jameson please keep in mind that the content creator can always read the comments. Is this something you would say to her face?
Her detailed cultural knowledge amazes me… like how she finds the perfect background sounds/tracks/voice overs, how she observes the life around in such detail to create this content. Who is germany knows about IRS… lol.
Yeah, I have no idea how she comes up with all these perfect voiceovers/background sounds...I'm American and many of the American background sounds she uses I have never even heard of
This stuff is gold. So fun to watch.
Interactions with German Boyfriend also helps her to create these concepts I think :)
We know about the IRS from watching CZcams!
@@soxnation1000
If Joker does not mess with the IRS, then this guy must be really off his rocker.
(Greetings from the Balkans)
We judge based on the shops.
"Oh so you go to Aldi. Peasant."
Nah.. smart people go to Aldi.
Only idiots buy overpriced groceries
Aldi isn't as cheap as Lidl, and their selection of fruit and vegetables is smaller and not terribly good quality.
@@annainspain5176 is in London. The reverse is true for my local Aldi and Lidl.
@@annainspain5176 I have not heard of Lidl the U.S., and Aldi has far better quality/ price where I'm from.
Me: buying groceries at a fancy Edeka only because it feels so good ✨
It feels so good, but it hurts my wallet so bad 😢
@@uyenninh Why does it feel so good but hurt so bad? The prices are giving me a heart attack :D
My wallet doesn’t feel good after tho 😅
@@uyenninh The trick is to look for the red price labels 😏
Alnatura also
We haven't got much to spend. Have never had debts, but honestly, if you have to choose between a pack of 20 cookies and 1 apple, the latter won't feed you for a few days.
10 years ago, a Lidl store opened near us. Since that day we can afford to eat vegetables daily AND we have been able to eat fruit 3 to 4 times a week!! Our first fruits since our marriage! I have even had the enjoyment of eating yoghurts!!
I thank Lidl from my heart for making the difference for people like me. Healthy food is waaay to expensive in other shops.
what we buy for cheap at aldi or lidl is luxury for 80% of the world! so be thankful for what you have
okay but so many folders on the bookshelves in an orderly fashion 😂😂!! so it wasn't a meme after all!
a meme? A MEME?! who in their right mind would joke about folder management?
@@alexandergorny3232it's not about folder arrangement. Its about the n number of taxes and receipts one pays in Germany.
@@abha1240 hence why folder management is no laughing matter, same as german humor
@@alexandergorny3232They don't have folders in other countries?
How would you store your papers without folders then?
Not me after just coming back from a huge haul at Aldi. I feel attacked🤣
Nah don't feel bad about it. Saving money is always smart, no matter how rich or poor you are. I used to work at Aldi (in the US) and bought my groceries for the month after my shift would end. I was surprised at the the huge selection of food and affordable prices.
Same here🤣
@@johndoe4110 you should do their commercials 🤣
When u say "HAUL", how much of groceries do u get in 1 trip? Like for 1 month or so????
@@COMPUTER.SCIENCE.The only limit is how big your giant reusable Aldi bag is😂
This has quickly become one of my favorite CZcams channels.
My sister in law is from Germany (my brother is in the Army and he was stationed there and met her and the rest is history) and I’ve forwarded many of these videos to her and she loves them.
This lovely lady needs a Netflix contract or something. She’s fabulous and funny!!!!
I lived in Germany for the first 12 years of my life. We shopped at Aldi all the time. After moving to America I didn't see one again for 17 years, until I visited Missouri. I have never entered a store so fast in my entire life.
I didn't know Aldi was in the USA. Especially Missouri
It's like shopping at DM or Rossmann or Müller. It's ✨selfcare ✨
Rossmann is amazing
@@norrisnutsshorts4434 I love DM
I don't like Müller. Idk why I just meeting akward workers there... but they do have many products... DM is actually my fav
Oh I like Müller! They have everything
@@emilysha418 ,yup, akward workers too 😆
Just came back from my grocery haul. One salad for 1,79 Euro at Rewe. Immediately went to Aldi next door to get one for 1,29 Euro.
Seriously, sometimes I'm at the checkout at Aldi also almost say aloud "Wow, I can't believe how much stuff including veggies and fruit I got for only 10 Euros!" lol
@@phangirlable yes, I normally also feel that way. But the prices there also changed. And last saturday I wondered how it was possible to have to pay 10 Euro for those few items at Aldi.
@@peter2327 that is so expensive, why don't they grow their salads and herbs? It's healthy and also affordable...
@@swatichatterjee1513 i know people who do that.
but they have a house. appartment owners or people in desert states have problems doing so. as well as those whose HOAs mandate lawns and picket fences and prohibite garden beds.
@@peter2327 yeah food prices are insane in the US i couldnt believe them 6-8$ for a Regular frozen Pizza, like dude, i can get one handmade from a Italian grandma for that money
I love going to aldi and checking out their weekly bargain. It's like a hunting adventure. 😂
Same!LOL
I just moved last week from France to Germany and went to Edeka ... I'm going to find myself a Lidl really soon 😭
Is there a Upgrade on it? 😂 try Kaufland it’s way bigger and has cheap to expensive
C'est l'équivalent de quel magasin français ?
C'est l'équivalent de Casino ou Carrefour peut-être. 🤔
@@gaia8187L'équivalent de Monoprix, pour l'offre (vêtements, alimentation, cosmétiques) et prix (plus élevés que Lidl et Aldi)
Et aussi l'emplacement, en centre-ville, dans les quartiers très touristiques ou chic
@@lavenderw5887or Auchan
the way I raided a REWE before going back to Luxembourg :') I bought so much for my parents and they hated it all, unthankful pack of bidshes 😭
Luxemburgers are a pain in the butt, shoppin in poor Germany, driving in middle of the road with their oversized SUVS! Whenever I see a yellow numberplate, I check my imaginary weapins systems in my fighter car and go full throttle at them:)) When they are in front of you with a full trolley worth 250 EUR, how embarrassed can that feel when everyone else can scarceley scrape by these days? Shame on the elite ;))=)=
😂😂😂
What's bidshes?
Me shopping from Rewe Edeka and still looking like the Aldi/Lidl girl 😂
Tegut and Alnatura be like: "Get out of my sight peasant"
I think it's the way they scan your items at Olympic speeds. You leave feeling like you were pushed out by a hurricane lol
Accurate!
Ha,ha. Same here in the UK!
@@Bluebird19-ll8su lol for sure! I get anxious in Lidl and have to use the self-checkout hahaha
@@Pindolene I know- me too, lol!
Your such a good actrice, there s no role you cannot do, your so funny!
The lips matched so perfectly with both the audios I almost forgot what you sounded like😂😂
SAME 🎯😆
We have Lidl here in Romania and once you enter, at least for me it's like:
I need this, I don't have this at home, this is also essential.😅
Germans are depleting your economy. Romanians should shop in Romanian stores and the store owners should invest the profit locally.
@@sonjak8265 The EU basically bought you! You get subsidies for virtually anything (including killing street dogs) in exchange for missiles and military bases being installed at your borders with Russia and Ukraine. Congrats, you've been royally f...d up the a...se by the NWO.
@@jasonnicholasschwarz7788 Yes, EU and NATO are run by the same people.
@@sonjak8265 These grocery store chains have a very low profit margin, are employing locals (and usually pay them pretty well, by grocery store standards) and probably carry lots of local products, too.
@@sonjak8265 Yeah sure!Do you know any Romanian,who does this??????
As an Aldi employee in the US... accurate 😂
Ooo I bet you have some storing! 😂
@@h0rriphic ticket annulation please at cashier 3...
aldi employee in the UK… still completely accurate 😭
That hat on you is stunning though
In the UK we have a similar thing, goes something like this, (best to worst)
Marks and Spencers
Waitrose
Tesco + Sainsburys
Lidl (we have those too)
Aldi (we have this as well)
and finally
A S D A
I find Asda better than Lidl. Aldi is the worst. My opinion.
I miss Asda. 😢 I lived in UK for two years, Asda was my fave.
Meanwhile Kaufland shoppers wondering why people are so weird.
Used to think the same until i saw Parkside in Kaufland and realised that now...they're the same company...
Lidl has so many neat things tho, I always like looking through their clothing or stationary stuff
I'm in the U.S., but I now shop at Lidl weekly. I'm grateful for the better prices. Hopefully the competition will lower prices elsewhere too.
Same here
It will lower workers' wages.
@@sonjak8265 it doesnt seem too
Also my German friends love good label clothes they refused to shop at Walmart. So adorable
There isn't a Walmart in Germany lol
@@vanessaa.953 she is not talking about Germany, can you read?
@@vanessaa.953 They didn't say they were in Germany, They said "my GERMAN FRIENDS."
That awkward moment when LIDL and AlDI belong to the "quality" chains in your country
Sounds like eastern european countries to me
Here in Greece Lidl is like the lowest of the low supermarkets. They have some pretty good stuff though 😁
@@andylovesbats4566 oooh dont say that bro
The USA is also in the that sentence. Especially the Midwest, most flyover states have never seen such luxury.
honestly that is fine, Aldi and Lidl have good products you just pay less for the brands.
Only thing really setting those other stores apart is usually an integrated butchers shop, more brand products and bigger selection of Bio/organic and regional vegetable stuff
I'm not a German but I live in Germany an that is so true😂
Hi, I am moving to Germany in a week. And I would like to know...which are the supermarkets with the lowest prices. Could you help me with this question?
@@paolakoh3472 Aldi and Lidl 😊 The good thing is almost every supermarket here has weekly discounts on different products. So if you don't find what you need in Aldi or Lidl, you might find it in another supermarket and perhaps even with a discount 😉
It took me years to go unashamedly to Lidl and Aldi and I still felt for a while like I dont belong with my fancy clothes and car (I just got lucky in life and with my upbringing)… then I went to Netto once and instantly started to bond with the Aldi and Lidl goers…
We might not be a doctor or lawyer like those rewe goers but at least we dont fight over 1 kilo of "Putenschnitzel“ for 3€ from a dirty freezer…
@@paolakoh3472 Netto, Penny, Norma are the cheapest (and not the greatest of course ;) but enough for every day errands). Then there's Aldi and Lidl - still affordable, good quality, smaller selection. And then there's Rewe, Hit, Edeka - big supermarkets with bigger selection (you can get everything you need there), good quality, higher prices. But they also have "Eigenmarken", which means cheaper versions of many items from their own brands. Like "ja!" at Rewe for example. I personally love rewe, but also like to go to Aldi and Lidl. My nearest grocery store is a Netto, I often go there when I need 1-2 items.
You'll figure out the prices and which stores you like :)
Ps: there's also Kaufland. Kind of the not so good version of Rewe or Hit.
Lmao do people in Germany care about that? What shop one goes to? I thought they were efficient because I have seen some bring a list, take their items, struggle to be first in line at counter and pack fast and leave the shop. Who even looks at you in all of this except the cashier? Also, I have never seen anyone arguing for food in a supermarkt. But i think aldi and lidl are so good than hit!!! I also thought netto was nice when it came to like toothbrush, hair spray or some chocolates I think since it's way far. But I was shocked with prices. It's so cheap. I wish it was near university students dorms. Don't know about vegetables and fruits quality though.
In the Rewe where I work the customers look like those from Lidl or Aldi 😂😂
The voice over is perfect for this skit 😂 love Aldi!
You absolutely could be a model, you are so beautiful!!!
I love Aldi! I brought my mom once and it was so busy, but we got checked out within 10 minutes with little to no wait and I pointed out to mom it was like the opposite of a visit to wal-mart. Smaller store, far less random junk in the aisles or hanging out on shelves, and then a really quick check-out experience instead of waiting for 30+ minutes to get groceries scanned.
I can confirm it as a German who doesn't pay taxes
🤨📸 noted
@@AngelBlood97 you in the irs?
@@EldritchCow you mean the BZSt? no I'm not....😬
What? Impossible, unless you never buy anything. Tax is added to everything.
@@Marie.b I think you don't understand what I mean.
First outfit sooooo cute,you look amazing
Such a pretty dress! ❤
As someone who lives in America but has an Aldi near their house I can confirm that's what I come out looking like
We're getting tons of Aldis in PA now and they feel so fancy compared to Walmart regional chains. Absolutely love them.
I really enjoy your videos and personality ❤
This dress is amazing! A dream!!! Omg girl... slay!
By me it's actually the same by every supermarket like here the Aldi and Lidl one, I always buy at Rewe, Action, Rossmann or Aldi, because those are near my home, and it's always a mess at the cash register, because I am just overwhelmed with putting the stuff in my bag, despite living in Germany my whole life and being born in Germany.
Und der Rest geht erstmal zu Penny 😂
You captured the spirit perfectly 🤣 Deutschland durchgespielt 🥳
Ohhh Dan VS... I loved that show so much. ❤❤❤
Nooo NOT my mom going crazy for ALDI sales and LIDL😭💅🏻♥️
Her coming home from Aldi with a bag from lidl 😂
off topic but I love the bookshelf in the background (:
Omg , she looks so pretty !
Most of the time I go to Netto because that is the only Shop nearby, but I used to be always buying stuff at Kaufland.
It's funny because here in Delaware Aldi is the first one. It's so fancy and cheap😆
I adore you. Keep up the great videos!
Rewe always gets me with the Feine Welt collections… I feel so fancy when I buy stuff stamped with that x)
As a brit, can confirm the one about aldi and lidl
I freaking loved the crunchy granola in Rewe and I still miss it
Same!! I craved it yesterday and had to go to Lidl to look for something similar but nothing beats the one at Reed. 😔
You are so funny girl! I really like your videos🤣.
love your dress!!
Accurate. We have ALDI in the USA and this is exactly how I feel when I shop at ALDI lolol
For me even Lidl and Aldi are "too big" as in "have too many people at any time" so personally I still prefer going to one of the small Asian markets (where you can get anything anyways) rather than one of the supermarkets 😭
You looked so beautiful in the first one!!!
You never fail to make me laugh 😂
Your shorts are so fun!! Great editing. Very fun to watch
You know what's funny? We're supposed to get an Aldi in town and it's this big exciting thing. We got a Starbucks and everyone went wild. The line was to the road 24/7 for like two weeks 🤣
Edit: line* not lime
Where is that? There are probably better coffee shops than Starbucks there.
@sonjak8265 The Midwest. I'm from a town that has a total population of around 200. The city now is about like 10,000? Idk, doesn't seem like that many people here. You usually see the same like 300-500 or so.
Goodness... you're legit one of the prettiest, cutest (enters the personality too) and most amazing people I've ever seen Uyen. You look SO impossibly beautiful with that first outfit
Omg you look so beautiful in that dress❤❤
You are so talented! Great sense of humor and intellect!
Also, you paid the exact same amount for both 😂
I’m a grad student in 🇩🇪 and I do most of my shopping at Tegut and Alnatura. It makes me feel soooo rich 😂
Funny thing is since the inflation kicked in the Alnatura markets are not as "overly" expensive compared to the others anymore. I don't know how exactly but they didn't have to raise the prices as much as the other markets but most people haven't noticed yet.
@@Limitlazz Fun thing is, here in Switzerland, the Alnatura products often are cheaper than the others.
Tegut? I see. It's only regional.
@@Limitlazz Yeah the prices on most of their things are really not as high as one might expect. What I spend there is similar to Rewe. At least since I am accustomed to American prices, everything still feels cheap to me.
@@roesi1985 well I guess it's different from kanton to kanton. 🤣
You are so funny sweetheart!! Love the shorts 😍😁
Aldi and Lidl were built in Long Island NY and I've never went back. The prices are unbeatable and yeah some products are hit or miss but I absolutely love these stores especially since everything in New York has sky rocketed in price!
The American equivalent of the bougie grocery lady would shop at Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s. The other would be Winco or Walmart… it’s me. I’m the other lady.😂
Actually Whole Foods belongs to Aldi!LOL
Shopping at Edeka is self care
I agree... as a french who make my groceries some of the time on Edeka, it is a quite pleasent experience with great products !
You are such a queen 😍😂
🤣🤣🤣😭😭so relatable lol ...in the UK: shopping at Aldi/Lidl vs. Shopping at M & S or Waitrose 🤣
Should compare just UK brands, maybe Iceland instead of Aldi/Lidl?
As a Hispanic, I can also confirm😂
Only the big Edekas...there´s smaller Edekas, those are comparable to Aldi or even Lidl if you´re unlucky enough.
I like shopping at Penny :) But Lidl is cool too, especially their bakery and premium line. Our Rewe has a fresh Sushi counter, so thats pretty cool. And if I need something very specific or wanna buy meat with a high animal well-being standard, Edeka is the go to.
High animal well being does not exist when animals are eventually slaughtered.
Also, all of those terms "free range, no cage, organic, ethically raised, etc etc" are just that...marketing terms. Please research how these animals are truly raised. It's not what you are lead to believe.
Example: a company can put "free range" when 1000+ chickens are packed into a non-ventilated barn, no vet care, stepping on the decaying comrades and shit/piss as long as there is a chicken sized hole at each end they can walk out into a small enclosure. These barns are so large most never even see the ends. The exits don't even have to be cleaned at all times. They aren't frolicking in a field.
we have a few ALDIs where I live in the US. the coins in the cart are so cool! I love how cheap they are
Edeka ist aber meistens teurer als Aldi
Kaum noch. Aldi hat irgendwie vergessen, warum sie erfolgreich wurden. Nur noch Lidl für mich. Und ich denke der Preisunterschied, was man für einen Betrag bekommt ist durch die unterschiedlich vielen Einkäufe angedeutet
@@thecursed01 kann ich so nicht bestätigen. Doofe frage, aber bist ein Aldi Nord, oder Aldi Süd Käufer? 🙈
@@niszirzn301 Kartoffeln sind sind zumindest bei uns im Edeka billiger als im Lidl... Und für Hülsenfrüchte muss ich eh zum Edeka, weil der Lidl da nicht viel Auswahl hat...
Going to Netto be like: "I came back with 3 Ribeyes and 2 Bottles of Whiskey and I paid only for the 0.5 water bottle at the self checkout"
Going to Netto is like going to an abandoned battlefield
hahahahaha yes 100%
i love your channel so much xD
You're so good with props and costumes! What fun!
Girl you got way too german already 😄
I'm asian and I don't understand this at all.
Rewe and Edeka are very expensive and they are having a good image because, they have many fair trade and bio products, meanwhile Aldi and Lidl are way cheaper but they don't have this amount of "good" products.
She shows the different kind of clients of the supermarket chains...ideally
The more expensive stores have better produce/higher grade of items. NOT always the case but with produce it's usually true
The real difference is the selection. Lidl and Aldi are “discounters” meaning they buy products in bulk, so that they get them cheaper, which lowers the prices.
So instead of offering 70 different cereal you will find around 10 cereals at a discounter but it’s cheaper.
@@niszirzn301 By "good" you mean "hugely overpriced."
Wow that hat and dress looks so good on you 😍😍😍
Your contents are so wholesome😂😂
Not paying taxes is not very German..
omg you're so cute and pretty in that dress😍
📚 LOVING your bookcase‼️
OMG, you are so funny you crack me up all the time! And I'm learning so much about German culture.lol
I’m so glad you bought that dress!!!!
Omg the you look so pretty in the first one! 💕
UR SO PRETTY IN BOTH
You have GOT to move to Hollywood. Your acting skills are hilarious!🤣