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I love seeing the markets, grocery stores and food shops. Particularly when I can see the prices. Thank you for a great tour.

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

@Onstweesaam33

3 жыл бұрын

Yes enjoy comparing prizes too!

@frogking4491

3 жыл бұрын

Yes love these

@barfuss2007

Жыл бұрын

you didn´t saw the best... this dicreptions are really worthless. I spend over 2 years in France and speak french quite good. So ask me if you have further questions.

Just about my favorite thing to do when traveling is to shop in grocery stores for my daily sustenance -- thanks for the tour!

@JD987abc

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Makes me feel like I live there and am going about my normal routine.

@coratheexplorer1824

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmm no surprise there American favorite anywhere you go shopping, shopping and more shopping, shopaholic,

@joycejames8461

3 жыл бұрын

It's always worth looking in a supermarket when you're abroad. It gives an insight into how the locals live and makes you reconsider what's available where you're from.

@jimmcpherson2537

3 жыл бұрын

@@coratheexplorer1824 Piss off.

@nicolenoel5666

2 жыл бұрын

@@coratheexplorer1824 it’s true 😭 but it’s to full the void cuz I’m depressed 😂

I forgot to mention I’m now officially obsessed with the concept of a Bûchette de Noel!

I discovered your channel recently and I watch it to practice my English too. I am French and I find it so funny to see foreigners being fascinated by French shops. Once I was shopping and I came across an American family (I think lol) who were marvelling at the yoghurts xD I never really realised how lucky we were to have so many good products in France. I was born here and I'm used to always shopping, eating healthy actually became normal and a habit for me. It's when I travel that I realise the differences and also that we don't realise how lucky we are, we complain too much! But I find it fascinating to see the differences in culture, I would love to travel to the US one day, the skyscrapers have always impressed me! And maybe I'll find some unusual products in their shop too lol

This bring nostalgia!! I’m french living in the US, I miss the French food a lot even after 25 years. My kids love going there for the food!

@mickaels.1614

Жыл бұрын

saucisson sec, jambon cru, camembert ! toute la charcuterie francaise ....... ! hummmmmmmmmmmm !!!!

@MyWadester

Жыл бұрын

@@mickaels.1614 oh ouiiiiiiiii trop bon!!!

When my wife and I travel to France, we always go to the markets and also look at the snacks. I love the flavors of chips. They usually show up in the US a couple years later.

The grocery experience in France has always been fun for me! Seeing the different foods compared to US grocers provides great insight into the French diet. Dairy, wine, bakery all larger than US counterparts. Yogurt alone takes up an aisle. Thanks for sharing and Joyeux Noel (sorry, no umlaut).

@olivierdk2

3 жыл бұрын

Umlaut, you mean Tréma ?

@martinm2178

3 жыл бұрын

@@olivierdk2 Ah, what's a couple of dots among friends! Joyeux Noël, Olivier!

@olivierdk2

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinm2178 Joyeux noël à toi aussi.

@jackienaiditch7965

3 жыл бұрын

@@olivierdk2 In all my years of taking French, including a year of living there, I never heard that term (Tréma). How could I not know that! Shame on me.

@olivierdk2

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackienaiditch7965 Unless you have been in elementary school in France or study French language as a future french teacher, you wouldn't have heard of it.

Things that I found when I was in France was shocking to me in a way. The grocery store I went to when I was in Grenoble 9 years ago was similarly big and they had a huge yogurt aisle with a lot of unflavored yogurt. You don't find that kind of an aisle here in the US and the yogurt sold here is made with ingredients that shouldn't even be in our bodies to begin with. Another thing that shocked me was the cheese, especially ones labeled "lait cru" (raw milk). Raw milk is illegal in the US and that was very cool to try some of those cheeses and not get any illness from it as our stupid country claimed a long time ago. Since my experience in France, I have been drinking my coffee black and have learned to eat quality ingredients and read labels at the grocery store.

@xtraceex

Жыл бұрын

I had my favourite cheese here in the States for the longest time - gourmandise with cherries - but haven't been finding it for the past few years. Asked around, and found out that the U/S has been banning its import because it isn't pasteurised. Unfortunate that it isn't made with pasteurized cheese..

@Imaginexall

Жыл бұрын

Tho I heard that americans can get easily ill eating our raw milk cheeses, because your bodies aren't used to the bacterias in it (for example, french women can't eat raw milk cheese during pregnancy, it can lid to listeriosis and toxoplasmosis infections).

@3506Dodge

Жыл бұрын

Yes, yes...the US is horrible...except for liberating France so it could be a prosperous democracy in the first place!

@barfuss2007

Жыл бұрын

what you have in the US called "cheese" Europeans (With exception of good food nowhereland GB) we didn´t even wipe our asses with that bullshit. And you don´t talk about fresh fish, even deep in the Alpes, the best chocolate you can get and so on... and don´t buy petit four or baquettes at a grocery store...

@3506Dodge

Жыл бұрын

@@barfuss2007 How do you know this? I buy the same cheese in Ohio that I bought in France. Did you think Europe somehow prevented the export of cheese? My supermarket in Ohio has a large selection of cheeses from many countries.

I would be in heaven if I was in that supermarket. I am in London but miss France so badly. I used to go twice a year! ❤️🇫🇷😢

I just love to watch stuff like this -- everyday tasks, shopping, banking, errands, simple walks in the park, etc. I especially love that you are not 18 and saying "like" all the time and trying to live in a glorified broom closet. HA! I have visited France and plan to again. Keep up this great content. Love

Oh, how I missed going to France this year to do my Christmas shopping! French supermarkets do Christmas so much better than ours in the UK do - ours are just piles of cheap sweets, whereas in France there are those too, but also the lovely selection boxes you showed, and the hampers with jams or wine and paté (so useful as presents for one's elderly mother, who loves that kind of thing), and so on.... to say nothing of the smoked salmon (okay, you can get that here, too) or the foie gras with its gingerbread and onion or fig chutney..... I do hope that by next Christmas we will be able to travel again.

LOVE this! Any grocery store content works for me! Super interesting to see everything!

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

Cool, thx for letting me know.

The flour aisle was the most amazing to me. In UK we have plain flour or self-raising flour - and a few oddities like cornflour or wholemeal flour - all in all it occupies maybe 10 foot (3m) of aisle. A typical French supermarket will have a whole aisle devoted to flour - loads of different types for different breads/cakes/pastries etc.... Amazing....

@mayaklast6334

Жыл бұрын

I experienced this in reverse recently. I'm French and the first time I went shopping to get ingredients for baking and making a cake in London I couldn't believe the small selection of baking stuff (including cooking chocolate... I could never even find real praliné and plain 60% cooking chocolate was so expensive 😅). I went to three supermarkets and combed through the aisles of Waitrose several times, certain I had missed the right one, before I had to admit defeat. I was really surprised. It hadn't crossed my mind things like that could be hard to find on the other side of the tunnel.

Le rayon fromage est toujours le meilleur 🤤

Diane, thanks so much for taking me back to France, I can’t wait for healthier times when I can return. Like you, I also enjoy exploring French supermarkets. Nicely produced episode, your vlogs are getting more and more sophistiquée.

@JD987abc

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Diane is a standout from others.

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and so glad you enjoy my content.

@NicolasCharly

3 жыл бұрын

Sophistiqués* But yeah, I agree as well :)

Thanks, Diane. I love wandering around foreign grocery stores just to see what is similar or different. When we were in France in 2017, we stopped at at GIGANTIC Carreforre”(sp?) somewhere in the south of France. It was ginormous- bigger than the Costco here. They had everything. If they didn’t have it, you don’t need it. Some employees were on roller skates. They had fresh game - definitely authentic because the unskinned leg and hoof were there...... The whole place was fascinating. We got hopelessly lost in the dang parking lot - getting out was frustrating, but also hilarious. A tour of one of those giant stores would be interesting.

@jockrangeos

2 жыл бұрын

* GIGANTIC "Carreforre” ... It's "Hypermarché CARREFOUR" : 248 Hypermarchés CARREFOUR in France, 703 in Europe, 1207 in World.

@Lostouille

Жыл бұрын

​@@jockrangeos calmes toi poto

You could do worse than an aisle-by-aisle series. The most wonderful thing about grocery stores in France is, they're full of French food!

@vukkulvar9769

2 жыл бұрын

Except for the exotic food aisle :D

Thank you for taking the time to do this. I love the fact that you start in the car and we see how/where you park etc. It really gives the whole experience!

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

If you haven't tried the Amora Savora mustard sauce, it is WONDERFUL. Good on pot au feu, or even mixed with some plain yogurt to make a sauce for avocado, grapefruit & shrimp salad to serve as l'entrée.

@JD987abc

3 жыл бұрын

J’aime bien le pot au feu.

Absolutely brilliant Diane. The extensive selections, beautiful displays and impeccable cleanliness of the store is impressive. In some ways it reminds me of Wegmans. Your presentation style keeps everyone engaged and everything informative. These are my favorite. Joyeux Noël et bon anniversaire 🎂. Josef et King Louis XIV.

Love this content Diane.. makes us feel like we are there in France. Going to grocery stores in foreign Countries is always a highlight.

We always make a point of going to local grocery stores when we travel. While in Paris we visited Monoprix. We love the little glass pots of yogurt and the variety of salts. Of course, we have those in the US now too. Thanks for the tour.

Thanks for sharing!! I don’t know if I will ever get to France. I enjoy watching your visits to the supermarket, Boulangerie etc..😊

Merci, Diane. Such a good idea at this time of year.

Loved this! The packs of cheese are great! I wish we had them. It takes the guess work out of it. I always learn new French words in places like stores and restaurants.

Merci Diane. I really enjoyed this video. It's interesting to see the similarities and differences. I like how you point out what's popular and why. I'm learning French so I also like seeing how many words I can recognize from storefronts to traffic/parking signs to items in the store. :) Wishing you and your husband a very happy and safe holiday season!

I'm rewatching this one. I love when you go into shops and we can see products and shopping routines in France. Great channel

I love visiting grocery stores when in another country. One of my favorite things to do. And trying new or different products is a lot of fun. Thanks for the interesting video!

I loved this! I was in heaven seeing these awesome treats.

Would love to see what the French typically eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner...and the costs associated with them

@elieogr.246

3 жыл бұрын

Most of us start the day with coffee and tartines (baguette bread + butter and jam). We really don't eat that much in the morning compared to Germans for instance.

@nanou89847

2 жыл бұрын

Tea, coffee or orane juice, brioche , break,butter, marmelade or corn flakes and milk for big kids lol. French try to avoid sugar and eat more organic food. Kiss from France

@20gdetitane

2 жыл бұрын

As a drink, cereals, chocolate or cofee are common. And then we eat mostly tartines (either honey or jam on top of a buttered slice of baguette). Sometimes fruits. If we want to make it fancy, we'll add some viennoiseries, croissants for instance, and maybe some orange juice. Overall the breakfast is mostly sweet stuff.

Miss Diane... so fun. Love this content. Beautiful grocery. I've been to Paris and loved it but looks like I need to get to the Loire Valley. Just gorgeous. Can't wait to travel again. 8 years. Wonderful.

I find the variety of choices very interesting, especially the cheeses and yogurts. I enjoy your channel very much!

Nice video . Love the potato chip varieties and so much smoked salmon! I love checking out pharmacies while traveling too! Thanks for showing the whole process

Excellent video, very well done! Would love to see a “this is how the French eat their favorite foods” video. For example, foie gras isn’t my thing either, but it’s so popular. The French love a lot of foods that I am afraid to even approach, as an American, so a guide to how to eat some of them would be so useful!

@AlainNaigeon

3 жыл бұрын

Liz, foie gras is popular... at a few exceptional moments of the year !

@jenslims

3 жыл бұрын

Oh foie gras is da bomb!!! Yummy.

@tlotpwist3417

3 жыл бұрын

Foie gras is usually eaten around year's end holidays, like christmas and new years eve. There's the cold version from conserves -the best being sterilized glass jars. Watch out if its actual complete foie gras and not mixed with a lower product like mousse de canard of stuff like that. Typically served as the entry dish with roasted toasts, maybe a pinch of salt if you dont find it salty enough and either chutneys (there are frenched variants like chutney de pommes du Calvados) or marmelade d'oignons and white wine. I lack culinary knowledge to perfectly describe the hot version, and anyway have eaten the cold one more often. You can do your own foie gras from a foie bought at the butcher and it can be better than any conserve would.

@nanou89847

2 жыл бұрын

Foie gras for Christmas

@Imaginexall

Жыл бұрын

FYI foie gras is eaten mostly during winter, because its made from goose liver: they usually fill their stomach themselves only at that of the year (I mean we force them, but they do it naturally too). Also, if by typical french food you're afraid to approach you mean, frog legs, snails, beef tongue/brain, etc... We don't usually eat them either :D From all of the "weird" french food, snails might be the only one "lots of french" have tasted (and it's awesome because of the sauce, garlic, parsley and butter, the snails themselves don't have much taste)... As for the rest of it, pretty uncommun even for us !

One of my favorite things to do when we travel is to go to a grocery store. What fun, it reminds me of our Whole Foods here in Dallas, TX! Have a good holiday season.

@PhilC216

3 жыл бұрын

Have you been to Marcel Market in Dallas? www.marcel-market.com/

Such a great country. The foods there are so good and really ‘clean’. Bring on the videos! Happy NY

Very nice! Would you be able to do a video on each denomination of money and coins? Showing what it all looks like.

Happy Holidays! I love watching your videos, I was in France last year, stayed in the 16th. We had a Fran Prix around the corner. We loved buying the rotisserie chicken & potatoes, it was our favorite meal. We also got to shop at Auchan in Serris, that was grocery heaven! We purchased plastic containers and brought back several pounds of aux cristaux de sel de mer to enjoy at home. Hopefully someday after the pandemic we can go back. Stay safe out there!

So glad to see well-stocked shelves and welcoming displays! Keep these videos coming - et Joyeux Noël

I love going to the grocery store with you. When I would visit my sister in Australia the highlight for me was going grocery shopping.

Merci Diane. It was nice to see all my favorite french food😋😋. I wished I could have shop there for real!! Joyeux Noël et bon réveillon 🥰

Thank you so much for this video, I absolutely loved it and found myself "shopping" along with you.☺ Happy Holidays!

Enjoyed this video, amazing variety of food in the supermarket there!

Cool Dianne, nice to see Scottish Salmon in the freezer!

I think I got just as emotional about being back in a French supermarket via video as I get from all the beautiful photos of the architecture, countryside etc in France. Cointreau flavoured cream - that's definitely a first for me. I am still surprised everytime I see the huge range of chocolate flavoured breakfast cereals in French supermarkets. I suspect it is not limited to supermarkets in France and that we in Australia with 2-3 varieties are the odd ones out. I love this sort of format with the brief intro and wrap up with well edited filming and interesting content. I liked that it was snappy and focussed particularly on the theme of Christmas. I create to dos to watch your longer videos but I never seem to get around to them. When I see anything above about 13 mins I think I don't have time to watch now - do it later. I have so many videos in my "To watch later" part of my library. :) Thanks again for this video. I will share it within the FB group I help admin. The members will absolutely ❤it!!! Joyeux Noël Diane

The pink poinsettias are very pretty! It's fascinating to see other countries familiar yet different stores. The green tea t.p. looks cool!

I loved this video! Whenever I go to France I like going to grocery stores, and especially to shower gel and shampoo section, I am absolutely mesmerized by the variety of scents and cute packaging!! My mom grew up between la Haute Savoie and Avignon, so we go to France pretty often, I'm even thinking of moving there with my husband and kids. Anyway, I am a new Sub :)

As a retired chef, I love grocery/market crawls. I was in France and Paris in the early '80s when I was in college at the Culinary Institute of America. We visited anything that had to do with professional cooking. I know we did go shopping in Lyon for a little wine & cheese picnic we wanted. Thank you for your videos.

OMG... even French supermarkets are stylish!!! 😄 TFS x

I enjoyed this content. That is a nice store. I love to shop early in the mornings too.

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

So glad! Yup, early is the only way to go on Saturdays here unless you want to lose your mind.

I loved to see the shopping 🛍 😍. I hope you will do more and share more with us. Very interesting to see 👀 what is available. Thank you 😊 for sharing ❤.

We love French grocery stores, too! Stuck in the US quarantining for now, so thanks for the lovely video. And yes, I love French chocolate!

There is just something homey about grocery and pharmacy shopping!. Your tours are great, thanks for taking us along. The Maillie Cornichones have always been my favourite pickle. I live in Canada and think it is a staple here. They really make entertaining easy with their edible selection trays. The cheese looked so interesting. Happy Holidays and Joyeux Noël to you and yours Diane.

Love your video and it made hungry of a lot of things! Thanks for sharing ! Have a nice Holidays

Love your content. Loved our French holidays. Thankyou, a great lift in difficult times. 🥂🎇🎆🇬🇧

Love seeing all the products that I love having when I'm there. Those Bret Chips are awesome!! Wish we had those cool cheese plates too! TY !

I was amazed at the deli section and the cheese section in the store. I was in a small town, St. Zacharie, and the local supermarche focused on a different cheese each week. They had a load of information about the cheese, where it was from, it's history etc. One thing I had difficulty with was milk. Confusing, all the kinds and types. The deli section was very different, with rabbits and more "raw" looking items. Great video. I hope you will go to some brocantes and vide grenier.

Thanks. The market is so clean and organized. A pleasure to shop

Thank you for this lovely video! ♥️ My family & I love all types of French desserts. We can’t wait to visit France again! Happy holidays to you and your family!

Thanks so much for the vidéo. I miss these supermarkets especially at Christmas time.

Loved this! Thank you for all your hard work!

Love love grocery store tour. So many things to explore! Especially a country I have not been to. Enjoyed so much your video! Thanks.

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

Yes, great content! Love to see how people in other countries go about daily life in a usual way!

Loved the selection of Lindt chocolate! My favorite 🥰 (other than Callebaut). Totally forgot about pate! Always used to have it at Christmas when growing up in Canada.

Hi Diane! Love the content =) I missed out on the supermarket experience when I visited Paris last year from the states, so your tour was awesome! Cheers 🙂

Enjoyed this so much. Visited Paris for the first time last summer and loved going to the grocery store. This was very enjoyable, loved seeing the holiday items.

I love European grocery stores ... anything involving food works for me!! Thanks for sharing!

Merry Christmas !!! Great video! Love your blog and videos!❤️❤️❤️ The grocery stores are beautiful . I shop at Wegmans in NJ. The scented toilet paper is different, but cool.

Love this sort of content. Was surprised at the larger store. I hope you share your Christmas dinner as you did with Thanksgiving! Stay well.

Love 💕 it. It’s like we went there with you!

I love seeing grocery stores when I travel!

Merci Beaucoup Madame Oui in France. I loved the tour of the market. I especially loved the fromages. Well done.

Super interesting!!! Thanks for the video. I love hearing you speak French. Great content in your channel. Greetings from Argentina.

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😃

🎄🌟🎄I love your channel. You’re great at showing the wonderful French culture. You are a great ambassador. If I could be in France to shop, I definitely would be buying many types of cheese, some Maille pickles for my husband, some Cremant from Loire....some bread and croissants❣️

@jean-michelgaiffe3834

3 жыл бұрын

Diane, maybe you can try the French pickels sold by U. I buy them for few weeks there and there are incredible... Delicious! ;) www.coursesu.com/p/le-petit-cornichon-francais-estragon-jardin-dorante-210g/1189450.html

@elektrapeach3688

3 жыл бұрын

These are available (except the fresh items) on Etsy in the store "myfrenchbox" 🥰

Loved your video. I lived in a French speaking region of Belgium and recognized many of the items you showed. Happy Holidays!! Stay safe.

Bonjour! I love when you do tours. Makes me wish I was there! I noticed the Bonne Maman yogurt or dessert you skimmed past. The only Bonne Maman product I've seen in the US is the preserves. I always get the cherry! A bit expensive here. So good! They all are!

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, Bonne Maman does jams, cookies, and desserts in French grocery stores!

@artnodulot1525

3 жыл бұрын

hello trust me try the cookies

Now this is a grocery store! Thanks for all the tips!

I miss these grocery trips! They were my always alone adventure times. Thank you.

Bonjour! I was so excited to see the Maille line of products. I just purchased their Dijon mustard at my Wal-Mart here in Rochester, NY this past Monday. I saw it was from France, but still wasn't sure until I came across your video. 😁 I thoroughly enjoyed your video. I am learning French on Duolingo. It helps to hear a real person say some of the things I am learning. 😊Avientot! 🙋

Oh I’m missing home!! Well, where I spent half my life. Due to Covid we haven’t been this year and i can’t wait to go again ASAP! Thank you for taking us along on this outing 😉

We fell hard for Bonne Maman Jam when there. Especially the Rhubarb flavour. Yummm. Volvic water especially the Volvic Juiced or Volvic Juicy My husband still dreams of the cookies from Mère Poulard. I dream of the rice puddings in the glass jars in packs of 2. Different flavors of Pringles were a big hit too.

@Rachel-rs7jn

3 жыл бұрын

Have you gotten the "Intense" version of Bonne Maman? Holy cow I don't want to eat any others now! So much fruit flavor!

@samanthagaudet1461

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rachel-rs7jn no. Haven’t seen those in my part of Canada yet. Another excuse to go back to France. LOL 😂

Awesome! Great share! Yes, over here in Tx. We have the HEB grocery store, and you have to weigh you produce, coffee, and bulk spices on the scales and put the stickers on. But if you forget, the cashier has a booklet filled will all the codes and they will weigh them for you and put in the code and it will price it right for you. Great share, Happy Holidays! I have tried foie gra in culinary school and found it buttery rich on a cracker with some cheese. Very interesting flavors.

@hankandgreta

3 жыл бұрын

I have family that live in TX and I live going grocery shopping at HEB when I visit.

Loved this. I have never been to a French market. So this was all interesting to me. Thanks!

I always like to visit grocery stores when I'm in other countries and this video gave me a little taste of that. Merci!

Love these shopping videos.

Hi, I think it would be very interesting to show a large view of the yogurt and cheese sections as there is nothing like this else where. We are obsessed with our dairy products.

Ça m’a fait plaisir de regarder votre vidéo, je vis au pays de Galles et j’ai un peu de mal du pays ! Bonnes fêtes 🥳

Bonjour! What a great video! I love seeing how the French shop on a daily basis. I try and go with my husband's family when we're visiting. I'm from California and when we've wandered into the "Mexican Food" section, I shudder! :-D My (French) husband came in while I was watching and was mesmerized by all the brands and foods he's missing because of the lockdown. Thank you for this trip. Have a fantastic Christmas and New Year's.

Another great video! Thanks for sharing. I’m interested in seeing the insides of speciality shops in your town, such as the Boulangerie, Patisserie, fromageries, etc.

When traveling...in addition to staying in B&Bs, I love going into neighborhood markets. Everyone is friendly and love to talk to you. I make a point of buying my lunch - usually a fresh sandwich and water. 😁

My wife and I enjoyed watching this video. Well done!

@OuiInFrance

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

That was really cool! Loved all of it Diane, I could live fat and happy!

OMG!! I could spend hours in the grocery store...When I was in Amsterdam my hotel was next to a grocery store and I loved to go down each lane...So interesting to see what the locals buy!! Thank you for sharing this video...some might think it is mundane, but I agree - it connects you to the community where you are at!!

The pointsettia plant is very popular in France for Christmas and New Year. In French we call it Étoile de Noël (Christmas Star) and usually we buy it at this period in time because it is not easy to keep it for more than some months.

Salut Diane, Merci beaucoup pour ce petit sentiment de vacances en cette année difficile de Covid. Agréable de se promener dans le SuperU. J'aime ça autant que d'y marcher moi-même. Un joyeux Noël et une 2021 prospère et saine pour vous et votre famille.

@OuiInFrance

3 жыл бұрын

Merci beaucoup ! Je suis contente que ma vidéo vous ait plu !

The smoked salmon and trout. Wow does that bring back memories of my dad and his friends smoking fresh fish they caught out of the Saginaw Bay, Michigan. Love smoke fish but not always easy to find. Thanks. ☃️♥️

President Camembert is my favorite! The chocolate aisle is amazing. Carrefour has such an amazing variety!

Great video as usual. I would love it if you could go back after the holidays when the store is less busy so that you could concentrate on showing the prices. I find it interesting to see which items are more expensive, which ones are cheaper, and which are about the same as here in the US.

Thanks for your video. It was very interesting to see the items in a French grocery store.

@OuiInFrance

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!