While vegetables are fine there some cold cuts and cheeses have strange taste. You really need to know what to buy food wise
If you invest in ponzis like Luna you need to do posts like this 🤣🤣
Bunzli bux! Gonna love it!
CHF… Azeig isch dusse!
That blue chicken is delicious. Not only the animal was probably lying on its age to get killed sooner but the taste must be worth the horrible life it lived. Switzerland is the first place where they show the quality of the treatment of the beast you are buying. on a A to D scale Ive seen only C and D at lidl. some A at Aldi with beef.
Edit: there you go that blue chicken has a C
Cool….you have food now, I guess…cool
For Switzerland, that ia a bit haul. Need to change from Migros and Coop…
Who the heck buys USA cabernet? 🤣✌
There’s no fucking way all of that costed only 87 CHF.
That’s not a lot.
Food prices are scary for a family of 4 or 5. Things are going up week by week.
What cost us 100CHF per week 2 years ago is now 150CHF per week. It’s not sustainable.
Hett mer könna mit Superpünkt zahla, abr eba.
I literally just had a lidl pizza tonight, and I regretted buying it…
So don’t know bout that flex.
Natürlich chasch du dini Lebensmittel eifach I dim Küehlschrank ligge loh, aber probiers doch mit SELMA!!!
Why did you hide the toilet paper? It’s one of the more expensive items on your bill!
Same as in Austria but u guys earn much more
Well hey, at least you got some disgusting cervelat for your CHF 87.00
oh poor dead animal souls in dat meat
Why do you bourgeois have to eat so much healthy stuff?
Not your problem my friend, but OMG! Half of the stuff you carried home is plastic waste Ö
CHF 35-40 value
WHY YOU ONLY BUY ONE MILK??? AND NO CHEESE???
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nah, eat less dairy. its better.
But but but you don’t collect any superpoints then.
I think it’s more convenient to stick to Coop/Migros and focus on their Prix Garantie or M-Budget lines of products, if you want to save on your groceries.
Concerning groceries I recently found out, it’s not only that things are expensive, I also eat too much.
Well, you lose out on those precious Cumulus points.
Lidl … Sleep … Repeat. When shopping groceries makes you feel like a rock star. you made it champ!!
” always” are expensive 😵💫
How much did they pay you for advertising their profit driven consumerism on my Reddit feed?
How much of this is imported and how much produced locally?
I prefer local production and I try to be mindful about where my food comes from because:
1. Local base professions and especially agriculture are faltering, they can’t compete with prices of farmers in Spain, Romania or even Germany. 900 Euros a month is a livable income in Spain, here you can’t even support yourself on that.
2. Due to higher quality control our prices are higher. We have some of the best quality food in the world in Switzerland.
3. Ethical cattle and poultry farming. You can argue wether meat consumption is ethical anyway but if I consume meat I usually try to atleast buy free range bio meat. Higher prices, higher quality, less misery for the animal.
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Yeah, not much.
While vegetables are fine there some cold cuts and cheeses have strange taste. You really need to know what to buy food wise
If you invest in ponzis like Luna you need to do posts like this 🤣🤣
Bunzli bux! Gonna love it!
CHF… Azeig isch dusse!
That blue chicken is delicious. Not only the animal was probably lying on its age to get killed sooner but the taste must be worth the horrible life it lived. Switzerland is the first place where they show the quality of the treatment of the beast you are buying. on a A to D scale Ive seen only C and D at lidl. some A at Aldi with beef.
Edit: there you go that blue chicken has a C
Cool….you have food now, I guess…cool
For Switzerland, that ia a bit haul. Need to change from Migros and Coop…
Who the heck buys USA cabernet? 🤣✌
There’s no fucking way all of that costed only 87 CHF.
That’s not a lot.
Food prices are scary for a family of 4 or 5. Things are going up week by week.
What cost us 100CHF per week 2 years ago is now 150CHF per week. It’s not sustainable.
Hett mer könna mit Superpünkt zahla, abr eba.
I literally just had a lidl pizza tonight, and I regretted buying it…
So don’t know bout that flex.
Natürlich chasch du dini Lebensmittel eifach I dim Küehlschrank ligge loh, aber probiers doch mit SELMA!!!
Why did you hide the toilet paper? It’s one of the more expensive items on your bill!
Same as in Austria but u guys earn much more
Well hey, at least you got some disgusting cervelat for your CHF 87.00
oh poor dead animal souls in dat meat
Why do you bourgeois have to eat so much healthy stuff?
Not your problem my friend, but OMG! Half of the stuff you carried home is plastic waste Ö
CHF 35-40 value
WHY YOU ONLY BUY ONE MILK??? AND NO CHEESE???
​
nah, eat less dairy. its better.
But but but you don’t collect any superpoints then.
I think it’s more convenient to stick to Coop/Migros and focus on their Prix Garantie or M-Budget lines of products, if you want to save on your groceries.
Concerning groceries I recently found out, it’s not only that things are expensive, I also eat too much.
Well, you lose out on those precious Cumulus points.
Lidl … Sleep … Repeat. When shopping groceries makes you feel like a rock star. you made it champ!!
” always” are expensive 😵💫
How much did they pay you for advertising their profit driven consumerism on my Reddit feed?
How much of this is imported and how much produced locally?
I prefer local production and I try to be mindful about where my food comes from because:
1. Local base professions and especially agriculture are faltering, they can’t compete with prices of farmers in Spain, Romania or even Germany. 900 Euros a month is a livable income in Spain, here you can’t even support yourself on that.
2. Due to higher quality control our prices are higher. We have some of the best quality food in the world in Switzerland.
3. Ethical cattle and poultry farming. You can argue wether meat consumption is ethical anyway but if I consume meat I usually try to atleast buy free range bio meat. Higher prices, higher quality, less misery for the animal.
Cancer and plastic wrapping. That’s a bargain!
Is it chf or ch?