Visiting the Most Expensive Grocery Store in London 

if your bank account could handle it 🤫or whoever you are out with can afford it 😉tourist or Londoner - I’d love to have a picnic lunch from Harrod’s for my summer birthday outing - that first wrap you were fan boying over would be my choice - would have got the dark red cherries - and maybe ok no maybe I would get a single yes just one very special birthday chocolate - assumed most everything from Harrod’s would be over the moon good glad it was - thanks for sharing my fantasy picnic lunch in the park - since I am in “the other London” 🇨🇦 am going to stick with my birthday usual = locally made vanilla ice cream with fresher than fresh local strawberries 🇨🇦🙏 now to watch your video again (skipping over the bum smelling thing 🤣😂)

Nah the cherries were mental 😂

It compounds. So if these were two (big) lunches, it's 50 quid for each one. Champaign lunch, though.

I thought everything was great apart from the cherries

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True but we're in a cost of living crisis rn 💔

Great idea

They do that on mythical kitchen

I guess when minimum wage is twenty Dollars it will reflect on food costs. I think London is just under seven pounds. The strange thing is paying that wage makes the rich feel better but in real terms does not help the poor at all. Long term it will stop people from poorer families raising themselves up in to the middle class. I know you were not asking for this answer, I just had an urge to write it. Be blessed.

@@truefact844London minimum wage is not £7

Just got a bag of organic from the local WFM.

Metric please 😂. The only people in the UK who go between imperial and metric are over 40s and drug dealers 😂

​@@GM-tw4elthat's funny, as a lot of drugs are on the metric in the US too.

@@chiarac3833 the UK is a weird mix of metric and imperial in general tbh. If you go to a butchers or a fruit and veg shop you'll order in lbs even though the prices are marked per kg, UK and Ireland are the only countries in Europe where mcdonalds sells a 1/4 pounder (it's called a royale everywhere else), we generally measure weight in stones, and height in feet and inches (but doctors use kg and cm), and beer and milk are sold in pints, our road signs are in mph and distances in miles, but all our produce labels are in grams and ml. I'm a ship welder, and the older guys will measure between inches and mm, so instead of 100mm they'll say 4in (even though 4in isn't exactly 100mm they mean 100mm), but if it's a more precise size they'll say it in mm, also pur tape measures have both mm/cm/m on one side and inches/feet/yards on the other side, and jeans and shirts are measured in inches too. Canada and Ireland also have the same kind of mix as us though.

@@GM-tw4el No, it's not just the UK and Ireland. We have the "quarter pounder" in Norway. Yes, we use the English name. Sweden also has it, but they seem to call it "QP cheese", etc.

captain obvious over here

@@enkryptron Hit a nerve, obviously...pauper

@@The-Flassh haha you wish. peasant

@@The-Flassh you dont say peasant.

Something tells me that Harrods would be my best bet. I'm very "Boca Raton."

Thankyou so much! I subbed!

@@HarrisonWebb97 omg no way thank you!! 🥰

They all are. All the staff are excellent.

The one who completely described Rainier cherries incorrectly??? (they are much milder, not as sweet & IMHO bland). Because someone says something with authority, doesn't make them right. And that price was beyond insane! Wonder if cherries cost more across the pond or if that is a cray cray rip off. The good looking sammie was way cheaper, and not a bad price IMHO. Conversely, I bought 2lbs of Bing cherries at Costco today for $5.99

you're really kind! glad you love the vids

I recommend Hannah Ricketts channel she has more about harrods

I visited London last year. I was hungry and tired and didn’t want to go to a restaurant or fast food. My hotel was walking distance from Harrods. I went to the food hall and was able to get a great meal for less than the price for room service. I didn’t buy the fruit- there were a couple of grocery stores a lot close by that had really nice fruit at normal prices. I also never miss Hannah Ricketts channel. She is fabulous.

Thanks Ryan!

@@HarrisonWebb97 You're Welcome!

I seriously cannot tell if u r being snarky 😊