Brit Reacts to British Family goes grocery shopping at WALMART! 

The people who said the US doesn't have much fruit or veg were people who only went to convenience stores, not supermarkets.

Lewis - remember that the USA is an agricultural nation. We grow a huge variety of foods. We also trade with growers worldwide. You want it - you can get it in America, even in a small town. Meats, fruits, veg, breads, oils, sauces, pastas, grains - you want it, we sell it. Our population is diverse. Our country caters to that.

#1 They were lost in the beginning because they don't realize, Walmart has 2 entrances. One side is the grocery side or Food, the other is Home Goods like kitchen/bedroom/bathroom and the like. When that woman said 80 tortillas was for one meal... Ma'am, our pantry food is packed with preservatives. That pack of tortillas will last a week or more! Watermelon, you cut it up, take what you want and stick the rest in Tupperware or food storage containers and chuck it in the fridge!

We have literally everything you could want. Our farmers are a huge part of the backbone of these stores. Greatest country to exist bar none - best parts of all cultures living togther.

"Its hard not to get distracted" You literally just summed up Walmarts whole business model 😂😂

As an American… when you said “What’s the point of going to America if you don’t eat no meat?” Made me laugh harder than I should’ve. 😂

Baked beans originated with Native American tribes, particularly the Iroquois, Narragansett, Penobscot and other eastern tribes. Their method involved soaking the beans for several hours or even overnight. Mix them with bear fat (tallow) and maple syrup, then slow cook them in earthen, or deer-skin pots hung over a fire. Later baked beans were introduced in Europe, but they pre-date even the white settlers coming to the new land. It is because we generally cook them in pork fat (lard) that makes them not vegetarian. Of course we may add bacon, maple syrup, brown sugar or other flavorings to them. The vegetarian baked beans are cooked in tomato sauce, with whatever flavoring is desired. (Edited for spelling)

Them keeping this ice cream out as they’re going all over the store and have it out as they’re standing there in the home is killing me!

21:20 What so many people get wrong about America is this very notion. If you want to eat Doritos until your heart stops, go for it. If you want to be vegan and work hard on the amount of fiber you eat every day, go for it. What Americans love having is choice. You choose how you eat, how you live, where you go, who you love. You choose, not someone else and not a system.

.....Walmart literally has signs above every single aisle saying what's in the aisle. If they're lost, it's because they literally are not looking up.

Everybody forgets that there is also a large home and garden section with things for the garden, mulch, salt for winter, plants for sale, and all kinds of tools and lawn mowers.

In USA the baked beans are a side dish with dinner. They are usually in a maple based sweet sauce or in a tomato sauce with bacon bits.

Clarification: Walmart is not a supermarket it's a superstore. A supermarket is usually just groceries and basic household items whereas a SuperSTORE sells groceries, toiletries, household items, outdoor Garden items, sometimes firearms or hunting kit, has a couple of shops inside like a Subway and a place to get haircuts, a picture printer and more❤

Side note: sweet corn and corn, are typically two different things. Sweet peas and peas, are also two different things.

Some of the facial expressions of the lady when you did the freeze frame 😂 Her inner carnivore wants meat dammit 🤣

Walmart is the only grocery store that displays bananas close to every entrance. No matter what state, the bananas are guaranteed to greet you at the door.

Baked beans are American. The UK love for them started in 1940 because the US sent it as part of an aid package to help feed the population during the food rationing of WW2.

Hilarious the issue staying focused on what you came to the store for and not looking at everything, the kid trying to buy toys… they are having a true American Walmart experience 🤣🤣

"Wait! They go to America, and they don't eat meat?" That line made me laugh out loud. As an American, I am looking into buying half a beef for winter, although not from Walmart. I will buy directly from the farmer.

Walmart is a blast at 2am, full of interesting people.

Not only are our grocery stores packed with fresh fruits and vegetables, but in smaller cities/towns you can drive down the road and there'll be old guys with their pick up trucks with tailgate down with their fresh grown corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, strawberries, plums, peaches, and basically any fruit or veggie you might want for sale, like a dozen of each for $5, etc! And these are farm grown by local people who do it for their own use and then sell the extra out of the back of their pick ups!

The oranges were marked down because they have been on the shelf longer. They get discounted to make sure they sell. This happens often with perishable items.

Omg I love her. She shops and thinks just like I do. This woman is awesome. What a lovely family, I'm so happy to see them enjoying their shopping time in America. ❤❤❤

I'm Swedish and I live in America. There are also purple potatoes!

Walmart is NOT a grocery store. It simply has a grocery section. And an automotive section, and a nursery section, and a clothing section and….

And their confusion entering is because Walmarts have three entrances. One near food, one in the middle of housewares, and one in the garden center. They came in the middle one so that would be why they got so confused.

I'm crying at them placing the produce just loose in the cart like what 😭

I absolutely love your excitement over Walmart...i wanna take you on you on your first Walmart trip 😂😂

Lol - Texas Toast/Garlic Texas Toast is Not a dessert 😂. It is in the frozen food section as you heat it in the oven & usually serve it with “Italian food” ie as a side with Spaghetti or Lasagna, or Minestrone Soup.

Basic rule of thumb in America: organic and specialty items cost more. Sometimes a lot more!

I enjoyed hearing a British point of view of our shopping normality.

Dude, corn dogs, all day every day. I was 7 months pregnant when I told my husband that corndogs & milkshakes wasn't a craving, it was a great idea. He agreed.

One thing that I noticed, they put all of their frozen and cold items in the cart first then searched for dry items. They took a long time too, that temp is going up on those foods. Dry items first, then cold items before you checkout.

Baked beans may be a niche product...so funny. Baked beans are served at every bbq, picnic, church dinner, and potluck dinner across the US.

"They go to America and they don't eat meat? What's the point?" I'm with you, brother. Half the stuff they're putting in their cart I wouldn't touch. Tofu?! You've got to be kidding me.

No sales tax on food in Florida. Every state is different in that. I'm from Florida and moved to Nashville, TN like nine years ago and about died that there was not only sales tax on food but $.10 to the dollar. Absolutely crazy!

Dude, I don’t know where that stereotype came from, because we are literally the #1 *exporter* of agricultural commodities in the world (which means we have such an excess amount _OVER_ what’s used by the nation, that we sell/ship it elsewhere). 😂

Fun fact… bananas are the most sold item at Walmart. And the display they found in the ‘stuff section’ was actually strategically placed between the ‘stuff side’ (AKA General Merchandise, or GM for short) entrance and the checkout area, so people will see them on their way in as well as when leaving, even if they never go to the grocery side of the store.

There are Walmart "super centers" that are really big. They will have household stuff, electronics , a shoe area, clothing areas , a bath department, etc etc ... even a Garden center where they have an outdoor area and an indoor section for plants, fertilizers, pots for the plants etc etc.

Never buy fruit or veggies from Walmart. Most Americans with an education know this

They didn't need to convert from pounds to grams. If they look at the label, it also has grams in parentheses.

As an American, I died inside when they passed over the sourdough bread like it was nothing.

Southern US eats a big variety of peas - lady peas, crowder peas, purple hull peas & black-eyed peas. Green ones are called sweet peas. We also have snow peas & sugar-snap peas usually sold in the fresh fruit/veg section. The only corn eaten by humans are varieties of sweet corn & popcorn. Non-sweet corn is usually dried & sold as livestock feed.

Remember, Florida has two growing seasons a year, plus, we get lots of things from Mexico which also has two growing seasons. Plant-based means they use soy beans which produces estrogen. Giving males food with estrogen isn't a good thing.

The peas they bought said sweet peas because there are other kinds, like split peas, yellow peas, or spring peas. Corn also comes in different varieties, but sweet corn is the most common. Hummus is traditionally served with warm pita bread, which you tear off a piece and dip in it. Most Greek, Turkish, or other Middle Eastern restaurants serve it.

I finally saw Brits in Walmart this morning. Now, I understand the "unfriendliness". They were stocking the shelves, and between that and my cart, the aisle was blocked. A guy was just standing there with his cart, so I assumed he couldn't get through. So, I skooted my cart to the side and said, "do you need to get through?" He just stood there staring straight ahead like I wasn't there! Then his wife showed up, they spoke, and they were either Brits or Scots. An American would have said, "thanks, but I'm just waiting for my wife". It was really weird.

Your facial reactions to their shopping are cracking me up 😂

To answer your question about does Walmart charge for bags, nope. You could buy 100 items and tell the teller that you want each item triple bagged and separately and they would do it. 😂. If you don’t tell them anything they will still usually put only a couple items in each bag. You’ll walk out with way more bags than was necessary

Every time I watch one of your videos, I just want to take you under my wings and show you America!

One thing that nobody seems to mention is that the very large sizes at Walmart are where a lot of families shop so they are saving a lot of money by buying large sizes of items,

Around 19:41, the true shopping experience of finding an item where it doesn't belong. Cans of refrigerated biscuits in with the frozen pizza.

We are so far off the map that Walmart IS the closest place. A lot of farmer's markets here, LOTS of home produced groceries, but everyone goes to Walmart for the REST of their things. No one here needs anything but jeans, t-shirts, sweat shirts, etc. so no fancy stores needed.

My Dutch wife and I went to the grocery (small ones, only 23 aisles for America) and spent three hours going through what she recognizes and what she was curious about. It's worth it for visitors to see what a variety can be found here. Her best exclaimation? When we got to chips section she yelled "What is it with you and cheese here??"

Walmart uses the yellow price stickers for clearance items. When it’s on bread or other baked goods, it means it’s nearing its sell-by date

We have "sweet corn" and "field corn". The "sweet" is for eating with meals and the "field" is for processing into things like corn flakes, syrup, etc. If the corn is intended to eat would a meal we just call it "corn" and the "sweet" is understood. We also call it "corn on the cob", "roasting corn" and such also depending upon the intended preparation.

They are also buying name brand and not off brand or store brand! If you’re not picky, you can get the Great Value options and those are a 20-30 cents cheaper as well. Also, Organic and plant based items cost more most of the time. It just depends on preference, budget, and how long it’s been on the shelf

Walmart has two entrances. One side goes into the mercantile side and the other goes into the grocery side. They must have gone into the mercantile entrance.

Lewis, you also have to remember that there are also spanish, asian, portugese, etc grocery stores and they each have COMPLETELY different types of foods that most americans would not normally get but adds a huge ton of variety of what you can cook. That's also true of restaurants.

No matter whether I went to a Walmart just to browse or just to pick up 1 item, I never left without spending at least $100 dollars.Every single time‼️😻🙀😻🙀

As someone that has traveled. Walmarts are like an entire shopping district in one store. Typical walmarts come in several sizes. Small, which is still huge by standards of the rest of the world but only have a small section for food, usually only a small freezer section with milk. Medium which will have groceries, optometrists, etc. Large which will have specialist shops like tires shops or minor car repairs etc., and SUPERS which have everything and even fast food or other food.

For those that dont know... The typical WalMart is 182,000 square feet. (Over 16900 square meters for those outside the US) The grocery section is only about 1/6th of the store

Former US Walmart worker, every Walmart's selection is different depending on consumer base. I don't know how many people came in and complained that we didn't have such and such product that the Walmart just a little ways over had. And the Banana at the beginning is to encourage compulsion buying, that's why you have what you might view as random things in places you wouldn't expect, it's all psychology. And look up for navigation, there are signs and you can use the website with the location selected if you're definitely lost. It'll typically give you the aisle letter and number if they carry it in store. Green and red was mango, btw. The tan next the it was cantaloupe. Also, Walmart is one of the worst places to get veggies. They sometimes freeze things which reduces shelf life (some times it's even accidental). Reduced price means shelf life printed on it is coming up. Or they're getting rid of the product from the store completely. The pink potatoes was just the color of the bag. Sauerkraut is typically by the hot dogs and sausage. A lot of great value items come from the same plants with different packaging. Especially milk. Here near where I live we don't pay for bags. Texas also doesn't have food tax. Your list would get you a similar price here. Meat is expensive overall.

Yes! You can get very lost in a Walmart! The other interesting thing is that big city Walmarts (Las Vegas) often have their items locked up in glass cabinets because of shoplifters. In smaller towns, people don't steal as much because everyone knows everyone else.

Remember. This is a Walmart. That’s a department store. It’s not a dedicated grocery store. There are plenty of American supermarkets that have much larger size and selection than Walmart.

In America, depending on where you live, you can drive country roads and stop by a roadside stand full of sweet corn. Excellence that is not canned nor frozen

There are so many people who say that we don't have fresh fruit/veg or real bread and every time I laugh because of stuff like this and huge bakery sections SEPARATE from the sandwhich bread aisle😂

You have to remember this is in Orlando Florida. Their version of Walmart and variety is probably twice as much.

I really enjoy watching your reaction videos. You are just to cute when you are shocked be something you've never seen or heard of. Thank you.

Grapes are sold by the pound. You can get a loaf of sandwich bread for a dollar. Those tortillas were green because they’re made with spinach and our baked beans are a lot more sweet. If you want cheap, you can usually find pretty much anything in the stores brand, for example at Walmart it’s called great value.

The Native Americans made baked beans. Baked beans are 110% American. Boston Baked beans made with ham hock, and molasses or maple syrup. . They are a specialty of Boston to the point where the Boston is called Bean Town. Heinz is an American company. Mr. Heinz (born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) started selling his baked beans in England in the early 1900's and opened a Heinz factory in England after WW1. The USA shipped our baked beans to England during World War II to help with British food shortages and rationing.

The sales tax you pay depends on the state your in. Some states add the tax into the price of the item, others add the tax at check out. That is only for food, tax isn't included on non edible items like clothing, electronics, etc.

Bro her face when he pauses it just as the boy picks up the Pokémon cards. Near the end of the video Oh my God, you can see what she's really thinking.😂😂😂😂😂😂

15:59 'Texas Toast' is actually a size cut for the bread slices... it's double or even triple the thickness of a regular slice of bread. usually wider and taller as well... THEN you can put garlic butter (and some times cheese) on it to make 'Texas toast' garlic bread (or cheese bread). this is NOT a desert but a side for a meal... like a slice of bread with dinner.

And this one episode shows why we say "Don't listen to that German girl". That girl went straight expensive and lied about several things.

I used to freaking love Walmart when it was 24 hours! I miss waking up at 3 in the morning just to get groceries.

Brother-man, remember that we have Larger stores in general and when SUPER is the precursor to anything in America it's going to be enormous. Our supermarkets, especially Walmart have almost everything you could need.

WE LOVE OUR FARMERS ❤❤❤ AMERICA 🇺🇸

Celery is CELERY. Scallion is SCALLION. It's like an onion. THEY'RE 2 COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FOODS!

Today at Walmart I bought 2 8-packs of Coke, 1 loaf of bread, 1 loaf of hotdog buns, a pack of hotdogs, a small package of sliced watermelon, a package of the small mounds candy bars and small hershey bars, some plastic ware, disposable razors, a frozen mini pizza, a sub sandwich... $42.

If you've never had watermelon, you should. It tastes like water with just the slightest sweet taste. Very refreshing and hot weather because it's thirst quenching. Water with the tiniest sweet taste. Very thirsty quenching.

Walmart did not originally carry groceries. It was always a “stuff” store. Eventually they added a huge grocery section to certain stores. Over time, more and more stores became “Super Walmarts” which are the ones that carry groceries.

Hahahaha 😂😂 I was laughing so hard watching this video that I actually had tears in my eyes!! 🤣🤣 Only in America!! Hahahaha 😃 We take all of this for granted. We are SO spoiled here!! Actually, we are so BLESSED in America. 😃

Most places have "reduced prices" but don't sell at the "original" price, because if it says you are saving money you feel better about getting more things and end up spending more overall. It is a sales tactic to make people feel safer and more confident in their decision to put more in their cart.

I just made Enchiladas tonight. I made my own enchilada sauce which only took a few minutes once I measured out all the ingredients. The chicken was cooked in the instant pot. I just put it on high pressure cooking, put the trivet down to rest the chicken on, poured 1 cup chicken broth over it ( I buy a better than boullion paste in a jar and keep in the fridge to make broth as needed), and set it pressure cook on high for 9 minutes , with the chicken frozen, have the keep warm setting.. you can let it keep warn for 20-4o minutes no problem. So I have the sauce made, chicken was cooking while I did the sauce. Have some shredded cheddar, and corn tortillas (8 of them will easily feed two people for dinner, or 1 dinner and leftovers for the next day). I heat the tortillas in a pan (mine is cast iron) on a medium low setting.. you might need a bit higher setting for a different pan. I put oil in the pan as needed... heat the tortillas one at a time for 10 seconds each side, put it on a dish, put a tbsp sauce on the tortilla, put a small handful of meat, and a bit of shredded cheese, roll it up and put it in a glass casserole dish (a long one) that I put some sauce on the bottom of it to set the tortillas on. Once they are all rolled up and in the casserole dish (oven heated at 400F) I put sauce on top of the enchiladas, and then put more shredded cheese all over the top of them. I heat them for about 35-40 minutes in the over to melt the cheese, then take them out of the oven. Serve with a nice salad, and you have an EASY to make delicious and nutrtious meal. If you want the enchilada sauce recipe, you can get it here . www.cookingclassy.com/enchilada-sauce/ I did not make the recipe up, I just found an awesome recipe for this. You can chop some cilantro leaves, tomato, and get some sour cream for topping. Home made Enchiladas are delicious! Ps. You can use pasta sauce to make this instead of tomato puree. Either one works. The dark cocoa and cinnamon in this sauce really enhance the flavor. It's WAY better than any enchilada sauce I ever bought.

4:05 what she said here is actually part of Walmart's business strategy. It's known as impulse buying. Basically, customers come in to get specific items but leave with more than what they were going to buy because they got distracted by all these nice items conveniently placed right in view.

Taxes are different in each state. In California fresh food and uncooked foods are not taxed. Beer, wine alcohol, stuff like that or precooked food from the deli in the store are taxed.

the bananas are at the front to one side with other fruits, the “stuff” is typically seasonal items and is usually in the front-middle of the store :D

😂 watching your reaction to Walmart has been very enlightening. We are lucky here in the states and it IS the best place to kive in the world at this time in history.

Every Walmart has two seperate entrances, one is at the grocery side, the other is the general store. If you come into the non-grocery entrance, you have to walk about halfway to get to the food part.

Refried beans are cooked twice; not really fried twice, but cooked twice. First, the beans are boiled, then they're mashed and "fried" (but really pan sauteed). They're popular in Mexican, Latin-American, and Tex-Mex cooking.

The milk that you're seeing is various, specialty types, like skim milk, almond milk, etc. These types normally come in smaller, waxpaper cartons, or glass bottles. But, plain-old whole milk and 2% reduced milk comes in plastic jugs; both gallon and half-gallon sizes. Due to their popularity, chocolate, and strawberry milk normally come in half-gallon plastic jugs. During the Christmas season, regional dairies produce spiced egg nog, too. It's pretty amazing, if you like the stuff.

As for the produce this is Florida so there is a bigger variety than some other places in the U.S. and this is a big store because Orlando is an incredibly busy area because of the theme parks and tourism so they have to have a larger variety to keep up with volume.

Just so you know, for when you visit here, all food has both imperial and metric mesurements on it. If you don't know pounds/ounces, the grams/kilograms weight is in smaller print right next to it.

regular cow milk are generally in plastic gallon jugs, more specialty milks are in cartons

The laundry upstairs is awesome, all your laundry is from the bedrooms and bathrooms😊

Van Camp's baked beans, a bit of brown sugar, 2 or 3 sliced hot dogs... beanie weenies ftw!

6:19 - “What is this?” A mango. “What is that?” A honeydew melon. They are delicious.

What some don't realize is that's not JUST a Walmart it's called a SUPER Walmart, There are Different sizes of Walmart depending on the area.

Reduced means either on sale or getting ready to expire and needs to be consumed relatively soon.

“What’s lard?” Lmao