Yup. Buying oil is like getting kicked between the legs several times.
Thank you for posting. It is very helpful.
With your agreement, could you please tell how much do you earn per month?
This cost like 100€ in Greece
Like how the serving suggestions for the fish fingers is a <drum roll> fish finger butty lol
Last year I visited Ireland, and I was very surprised at how much cheaper Northern Ireland was to the Republic. I’d imagine London would be much more expensive though
ALDI Is great for value.
That all seems quite reasonable to me.
That is actually quiet good!
UK is cheap :O
IPA and Ibuprofen, someone is planning ahead!
I think groceries are reasonably priced in the UK, we are just used to having things too cheap
Ale, baked beans and fish fingers. The essentials.
Why is there a donut on ground?
Way cheaper than Toronto Canada. Those canned tomatoes would cost over £1 each converted.
I live in Berlin where admittedly groceries are fairly inexpensive, but I’m always so shocked at how cheap groceries are in the UK- we have family in London we visit frequently- I come from the US originally (and prices there are ASTRONOMICAL).
Everything except eggs is much cheaper than you’d pay in Ukraine. Here I’d probably pay 90-100 Euro for that.
Pretty good compared to slovakia, where we even get less average pay.
Yesterday I bought a 750 ml bottle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil in PORTUGAL and it costed €10,75
In Croatia that’s 85. God we’re expensive. And poor. How that works together is beyond me.
Living in Norway this would be easy £120, ipa pack like that is £18 on its own !
You could easily spend 65 € at Lidl for this in Lithuania. But our average salary is 1300 after taxes.
I like to see one of these but it’s just like 50kgs of Bananas
I can’t believe how cheap food is over there!
not bad for uk honestly
In finland the IPA pack alone would be like 20€
Are you fr what are the wages in the uk
Thats a lot, then again, most of it is veggies and chicken.
I reckon that would be close to €100 here in Helsinki. I moved here almost 4 years ago now, I miss how cheap the UK is for most things compared to Finland
It’s at least €3.00 for a pack 12 paracetamol or 12 ibuprofen in Ireland… £0.40 is crazy
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Yup. Buying oil is like getting kicked between the legs several times.
Thank you for posting. It is very helpful.
With your agreement, could you please tell how much do you earn per month?
This cost like 100€ in Greece
Like how the serving suggestions for the fish fingers is a <drum roll> fish finger butty lol
Last year I visited Ireland, and I was very surprised at how much cheaper Northern Ireland was to the Republic. I’d imagine London would be much more expensive though
ALDI Is great for value.
That all seems quite reasonable to me.
That is actually quiet good!
UK is cheap :O
IPA and Ibuprofen, someone is planning ahead!
I think groceries are reasonably priced in the UK, we are just used to having things too cheap
Ale, baked beans and fish fingers. The essentials.
Why is there a donut on ground?
Way cheaper than Toronto Canada. Those canned tomatoes would cost over £1 each converted.
I live in Berlin where admittedly groceries are fairly inexpensive, but I’m always so shocked at how cheap groceries are in the UK- we have family in London we visit frequently- I come from the US originally (and prices there are ASTRONOMICAL).
Everything except eggs is much cheaper than you’d pay in Ukraine. Here I’d probably pay 90-100 Euro for that.
Pretty good compared to slovakia, where we even get less average pay.
Yesterday I bought a 750 ml bottle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil in PORTUGAL and it costed €10,75
In Croatia that’s 85. God we’re expensive. And poor. How that works together is beyond me.
Living in Norway this would be easy £120, ipa pack like that is £18 on its own !
You could easily spend 65 € at Lidl for this in Lithuania. But our average salary is 1300 after taxes.
I like to see one of these but it’s just like 50kgs of Bananas
I can’t believe how cheap food is over there!
not bad for uk honestly
In finland the IPA pack alone would be like 20€
Are you fr what are the wages in the uk
Thats a lot, then again, most of it is veggies and chicken.
I reckon that would be close to €100 here in Helsinki. I moved here almost 4 years ago now, I miss how cheap the UK is for most things compared to Finland
It’s at least €3.00 for a pack 12 paracetamol or 12 ibuprofen in Ireland… £0.40 is crazy
This is what I get for £50
https://i.imgur.com/qAO4CVc.jpg
(Too much sugar, I know, but that is to last several weeks, and I have also dialled it back a bit since then actually)
Fuck lot more you’d get in the states. I guarantee it