German supermarket items that Americans buy all the time (let's go shopping!) 

I hope people will learn to stop commenting on other people's food choices in a food-police sort of way. let's remember that youtube is only a small look into other people's lives. dear commenters: it's not your responsibility to deem someone else's choices as healthy or unhealthy. es ist einer der negativen seine der deutschen, dieses belehrende verhalten gegenüber fremden personen. schade.

4:50 Sellerie, Knollensellerie - celeriac / knob celery

If you like Pommesgewürz. There is a YT Channel called Pommesmän and he has published his special recepy for that. It is the owner of a catering service centered around Pommes and Currywurst. If you run out in Japan you might make it yourself.

the feeling is like good friends leaving 🤢🤢

Do you know the old name for Feldsalat? If I tell it you will remember the fairytale in which the pregnant mum had stolen the Feldsalat of the neighbours garden because she was hungry for this item and for punishment her born daughter have to live in a tower. There her hair grow since a prince came and ask her to let her long long hair down. 😂😂😂 Yes, Rapunzel. The girl is named after the Feldsalat which is called Rapunzeln (Plural).

Oh I do enjoy the German supermarkets. We shopped Aldi last night in Victoria,Texas and it felt a lot like I was back in Germany. 😂. Managed to grab some Knoppers and Milka candy. It will be interesting when y'all shop for groceries in Japan. Google translate will be your friend for sure! I will miss the German adventures, but can't wait to see what lies ahead.

Have you tried Baumkuchen? Because you may see that in Japan, it's called Baumu and has a lot of varieties there. It was brought to Japan by german POWs.

I'm so glad you guys learned to shop in DE stores! I wish I could stress how much money the Americans would save, hundreds of dollars a month, and the food is soooo much better for you!!😋 everything, well not sweets & chips😊. Hope you have a nice experience in Japan! We have been following the channel since you arrived. We are retired Americans & are staying! (Edeka is more experience though 🤨)

Hi! I just found your RU-vid yesterday and love what I've seen so far! I read through your "about" info and thought maybe Tanner is working for the US government in some capacity but I couldn't see anything about it? Is he working for a US contractor? I'm just curious... My husband is retired US Army and we lived in Vilseck for seven years so watching your Graf videos made me so homesick for Germany! I worked on a US Army contract for Northrop Grumman in Graf while we lived there but we left when my husband retired in 2001 so it's been quite a while since we've been there. I'm going to watch more of your videos so I can revisit parts of Germany we miss so much!

Japan will definitely be a big change! Sorry to see you guys go, but you're young and adventurous, so wishing you the best on that! Regarding your food choices, I was a little suprised at how much sugar you still consume (Chocolate, Nutella, chocolate milk, chocolate müsli).

Marzipan is the best. Also like the gingerbread cookies, we call them paper cookies because of the white layer on the bottom.

4:50 Celeriac, often used for soups; peel it and cut in small pieces

i ll repeat me we will miss u here

We just moved to Germany from Japan 😅 Yen rates are really good to shop there when you are paying with dollar. Definitely different type of food but you can find really good stuff. Definitely better quality then American products. Best of luck.

Good news for you: Ritter Sport chocolate is available in Japanese supermarkets.

What s journey it's been. Followed you from the beginning and shall discover Japan with you

"there´s one chocolate milk which is better" you probably mean Chocomel, gotta look in the dry section for that one since it doesn´t have to be refrigerated. And did you know that Döner actually is a Dürüm just in a different type of flat bread and Dürum not just the burrito style flat bread itself?

ich werde eure "abenteuer" in deutschland und europa vermissen!

Wow Japan that’s amazing for you ! Japan is one of the 2 countries that I would like to visit

Hi Noa, Willa, Risa and Tanner. Well, it seems to me like a regular shopping and if you wouldnt have tried out products from the mentioned supermarket you wouldnt have found your favourites. Dont go for products just because they are couple cents cheaper in the other supermarket. You did very well. I remember your first shopping in a small supermarket always with the question in mind: what is this and this and will it taste. It seems you developed to a professional grocerie shopper and I understand filling with just one hand free for filling the bag its not that fast doing 😀 Well, first of course, securing Noa. Good father !!! CU

If you never tried the nut chocolate from ALDI, try it. Both types( the dark and the bright one are really delicious)

As your groceries didn’t include many particularly „German“ items (I think Feldsalat was pretty much the most German item) I think you’ll do just fine in Japan. Especially if you’ll be living close to where US forces are stationed you might find supermarkets that carry groceries tailored to US tastes, just like the supermarkets around Grafenwoehr are. Also I assume that you’ll find lots of fresh produce in Japan. And, who knows, which new and delicious foods you might discover in Japan.

Kitkat, kawaii stuff, and train rides. Have that in your view when living in Japan.

Warm feeling? i consider it as dark

We live in Switzerland, but drive often to the nearest Edeka in Germany. Groceries are about 40% cheaper and almost none of the German brands are available in Switzerland. What about all the awesome German beers and canned soups?

Best Schokomilch is Müller Milch Schoko!!!! Childhood Memory!!! ❤😊 And everything is better with bacon 🥓!!!!

Prices are quite a bit higher here in California

Looking forward to your videos from Japan! 🇯🇵🙂

japan will be quite a change for you. coming from the alps region you will be disappointed by the dairy, cheese and chocolate selections in markets in japan.

do not forget Edeka is most expensive one

Ever been to Munich?

wish you a good future in Japan. Maybe you'll get the opportunity to come back to Europe after 2 or 3 years? In any case, it's interesting when you get the opportunity to discover the world with your family. Alles Gute und eine gute Reise falls ihr noch nicht geflogen seid 👋

Noa falling asleep during shopping! (((()))) I don´t remember - have you prepared Sauerkraut yourself since you moved here?

I‘m very curious, how japanese supermarkets will compare in selection and quality. Also, did you ever make use of on-base shopping or is your contract not allowing for that?

Brezen Kolb Nürnberg 👌👍👍

Did you know that there are government regulations for baking Laugenstangen and pretzels? It involves a special dough, and that's why the government mandates wearing safety goggles and protective clothing during production. The production area must also be well-ventilated.

Be prepared to pay a lot more for veggies and fruits in japan. As a general rule expect at least double the price of the product in the U.S. (if you are lucky).

Nutella sure is a staple, probably the quickest breakfast before school and time is definitely of the essence in the morning. But how can you mention Nutella so often and leave us hanging on the big question: with butter or without? 🌚

you gonna miss the big portions everything in japan is sold at much smaller and higher prices

Hello, nice to see that you have found suitable foods for you in Germany and are actually paying attention to good, “healthier” products! So lots of fruit and vegetables, although frozen ones are sometimes even the better choice. Personally, I stay away from so many products containing sugar and would advise you to reduce your consumption a little. The food industry (especially the few big ones, like Nestle, for example) sees things differently and aggressively advertises their products, especially those for children, who become addicted at an early age, similar to what fast food chains do. The problem of obesity is most widespread in the world in the USA and Germany is also trending more and more in this direction. So please be careful when choosing foods, the main cause of later illnesses. I wish you a nice stay in Japan and a varied (healthy ;-)) cuisine.

wait where is the heavy whipping cream in edeka?

cant wait for japan life

uh, 2,49€ for a bar of butter? Ok, not sure when you filmed this but i pay 1,49€ today.

Sad you are moving to Japan.

germany is a better place for families. There is virtually all-round care here. The Japanese are prejudiced against western-looking people. If I didn't have children, I would leave for Japan immediately. Germany is extremely regulated in all areas. The authorities, letters, the housing market and currently the politics, there is nothing positive to say. The only good thing is the social benefits if you ever need them. As a high performer, you only get dragged down here

As a well ment remi der The older ur daughter becomes the more difficult it is to lern a new language amd jspanese is not easy for anyone especialy the writing ot even japanese people k ow all the kanji all of u will walk arould like analphabets not just willa And no identifing の, で or て is not a good stard these are easy to read and to write and thats not any where close to kanji Before tst u got sylb charachters like ふ ぜ あ お 😅 And you will lo e japan becoyse well u are gaijin 😅 ut social norms in jspsn for jspsnese people are horrible and even if your fsmily fully integrates u will never truely belong as these social norms are not expectet from you u always will be treetet like tourists or people from outside Ur desition though

What? You moving to Japan❓ i look yt videos from people from us living in Germany 🇩🇪 or German 🇩🇪 people where lining in America . So i will lost another good and interesting channel. On the day you are landing in Japan i am out and cancel my abo ! Sorry!

Not REALLY interesting..