HOW MUCH DO GROCERIES COST IN AUSTRIA / HOW TO SPEND $$$ ON GROCERIES ( AUSTRIA VS THAILAND ) 

Is it expensive than your country or cheaper?

Thank you so much for this video I really enjoyed it❤️

Sorry to correct you, but the promotions do not depend on the location of the stores. There are four types of "Spar". Spar, Eurospar, Interspar, Spar gourmet (+Spar pronto, which is a Spar gourmet, operating on railway stations with longer opening hours). They can have different promotions. But each type of Spar will have the same promotions in every district.

Very informative and detailed. Thank you

Really informative 💫💫thank you

Hey ! Thank you for the vid, I was wondering how much would I spend a month as a student if I went to the cheap supermarkets instead and on a budget?

I live in Greece. The minimum wage here is about 680 euros. The prices are identical / slightly higher here

Definitely cheaper than Malta. Great review Thank you

Hello thank you for showing us everything inside this supermarket. One favourite please I need this supermarket name I’m about to Vienna in a few days thanks in advance

Omg. I saw u in that vid 😱😱😱 I live in austria😂

I agree many foods are more expensive in Thailand, though they tend to be the imported foods. This said, Austria is quite a bit more expensive for everything you've shown, compared to the UK, which must be one of the most varied foods available...& one of the cheapest in the world. It's the one good thing about the UK, everything else is kinda rubbish.

Many of stuffs are actually cheaper than high end supermarkets in Bangkok haha weird 😂 but the selections are also much less compared to Bangkok supermarkets.

bkk misses you..maty

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any Kind of bottle the machine will accept , yes !

Maty can you tell me please this superstore name ?

What’s the name of the of the supermarket please

Hey! Write me, please, where to buy chewing gum in Austria?

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Hello Maty, Thank you for the video,. But I have to correct a very important piece of information for you. The Hummus that you ate is an Egyptian food from the Egyptian culture, and you can search for it to make sure. You can visit Egypt to find out the Pharaonic and Islamic civilization, antiquities, and of course our dishes. Israel has recently been stealing our dishes and our culture and assigning it to itself, so it is always preferable when you are told that it is an Israeli dish to make sure of it (in general, they do not have dishes, so they steal our culture)