I never shop in these supermarkets for many reasons: they are all NOT made in Ghana and are all filled with GMO. Also I prefer to support my locals and want to live a long healthy life.
sunny days like I said, I prefer to support the women that are out there in the sun all day to support their children through school so miss me with the 5% that have the opportunity to get there goods in the supermarket
Stop being Jealous because you can't afford to buy from supermarkets in Ghana. How did you know about GMO's in food? Too known! To your information these Supermarkets you don't support also employ Ghanaians who have families to support just like the market women. Smdh!
Leonard Grant umm I can definitely afford to shop anywhere in Ghana but why pay a hefty price for food made in China when I can get real authentic right from the farm. Sweety People here in America pay a hefty price for organic foods like we have in Ghana but ignorant, uneducated people like yourself would rather patronize these “ supermarkets” be well sweety!
@@janicesorhaindo2990. This ignorant and uneducated me was born and raised in the United States. Only the uneducated and ignorant like yourself will go to a tropical country like Ghana and buy items that are suppose to not be in the sun And the unhygienic way it is handled. Why do you think that 5% you said buys from the supermarkets does? They have travelled and are not ignorant but educated. School yourself about reality. Smdh!
Leonard Grant again young lady, if you are Ghanian, your parents ate from these “unhygienic” markets and lived long enough to have you. Sweety I’m over 40 also born and raised in New York and when I go back HOME I still patronize these markets. Be blessed young lady
Supermarket are for rich ghanains and foreigners, not for the local farmers. Moreover the price they buy it, it s so low that it will ruined the little local farmer. If you want to support local farmer, buy on the market or small shops.
I don't anticipate getting to Ghana muchless Africa anytime soon but I watch almost every one of these videos because Jasmine is so compelling and these documentaries are so interesting! Well done Jasmine. You are highly favored of the Lord!
When I used to live in Ghana I would go to Shoprite for the aircon! haha but some of the imported foods like yoghurt were so expensive! market food is the best!
We are moving to Ghana as soon as the borders open back up and your videos have helped me so much know what we can purchase and typical prices! Thank you so much - and keep making them!!
welcome back from Australia to the motherland Africa, Ghana to be precise, l love that nice bountiful natural hair, and please eat local and avoid those substandard food, you're on the best continent full of natural goodness, that's all we need, I can't wait to come home to dive into all those goodies, stay strong up sis, love it, please keep promoting our natural and beautiful unique hair
Very nice supermarket but I prefer the local market not because of price wise but because most of the food stuff in the supermarket are processed...natural stuff is the best 😊
Aside from loving these types of videos from you... I have to say I enjoy anytime Aisha is on screen.. She is so animated.... She seems like such a joy!
Hey, like your channel. Was wondering if you thought of maybe doing some tutorials on your skin care line. Perhaps showing how you use and apply the products you sell. I think if you devote some time to that, your sells would skyrocket 🤞, just my two cents.
Thank you for sharing. Oh how I miss Ghana! Shop rite was my go to grocery until I saw that I could save so much money at the market. But whenever I craved sugar or cheese I made that ride out to shop rite!! Thx again for sharing!!
I LIKE THE "FOLLOW YOUR BLISS, DI3N NA EMBA DA" SAYING, SO AM GOING TO WRITE IT ON MY TROTRO WHEN I BUY ONE, ON MY REPATRIATION HOME TO GHANA. WELL, YOUR VIDEOS ARE INFORMATIVE, GREAT AND ENJOYABLE TO WATCH.
I was in Ghana for two weeks this past January. I can attest the pineapples are not imported. It was such a wonderful visit the people are amazing! The food is amazing! I am hoping to return in a couple years.
PhArAoH KhAfrA PyRaMiD yes unfortunately for me i only had two weeks vacation at the time. It was amazing tho my friend whom I went with is friends with Isaac Tetteh. He invited us to Sunday brunch at the Golden Tulip and it was amazing! He is a wonderful guy and everyone there made me feel at home. I also visited the Cape Coast Castle. That was an experience I will NEVER forget! Your country is beautiful and I hope to visit again!
I think I’m the only person who doesn’t like Shoprite. When i come to Ghana i used to go to Citidia which is even worse in terms of quality lol. Then i discovered A&E supermarket which has quite a few British products so i spent all my money there. I recently discovered Maxi Mart or (something like that) have a ton of British and other foreign products so i’ll definitely be checking that place out when I come to Ghana. Great video☺️🙌🏾
Hey jazmine I like what you are doing in ghana that is very informative and give real idea how much you can spend in market specially fish market. Love it more video like that please
Im so happy to find your channel. I'm in America but have several online friends in Accra, Ghana. Seeing the scenery on your drives is interesting & educational. The price conversions have many products being sold for the same price we pay. A few items were cheaper there.
They've even adopted the psychological manipulation of pricing in the west. Most of the prices end in .99 cents/pesewas because your brain processes prices like $3.00 and $2.99 as different values: To your brain $2.99 is $2.00, which is much cheaper than $3.00, therefore you're likely to spend more.
Hi Dr. Chef Jasmine another awesome video. Now I see how beautiful shopping can be when you are doing it. Your cousin is so sweet. God bless you and remember you are amazing.
We shopped at Shoprite when I visited Ghana just to get water and snacks for the apartment. I spent 117 cedis for our groceries which was affordable for us coming from the USA. We felt semi-rich for the week! Now I’m telling my husband that we are purchasing a property/land in west Africa...let’s see how this goes.
Thank you but it was found to be expensive in the supermarket. When I visited with Ghana family friend I found much more bargains at your markets. I love your channel
Convertion is $10.99 in usd from cedis but you have to realize everything is mostly shipped to west Africa from Europe or Africa the spices and condiments and other foods so that why expensive
Thank you for this video, it was very informative. I have a friend I sent $20 usd, she lives in Berekum, Ghana. She said I sent enough for her to buy food.
I just met a Ghana girl originally from Nigeria through Instagram because we both enter the same giveaways and she got screwed and we videoed about our share interest into the DC giveaways and I felt bad and had a gift I thought I'd share to her at the moment to be nice so I sent her a $50 amazon card so she doesnt give up on the ig contests and I wanna make sure she benefits and this helped her a bit at least. I didnt make a dent really, but it's all I could do.
Sis please can you please make a video on some international brands/shops that Ghana has? Such as for example Levi, Zara, Mango, BK (food), and expensive luxery brands like maybe Michael Kors, Ted Baker, Coach, Givenchy etc. Would be very much appreciated. God bless 🇬🇭❤
Brilliant price comparisons. I have always felt guilty buying in the Malls. Thanks for highlighting this sheer levels of pricing difference. I would love to see more videos like this, and I will focus on buying local more. Thanks for your efforts. I am sharing your vids with my boys, and their boys boys across the diaspora.
I love your videos! I was supposed to return to Ghana in May, but the pandemic ruined that. I'm hoping I can come in August! And Ayisha is getting better...she said subscribe without hiding...LOL I do prefer shopping at the local markets because it's cheaper, but at ShopRite I can get certain sausage that I can't find at the market.
First off, hat damn y'all are beautiful. Now after the conversion, that's a freaking ripoff,, better to shop at the market. You sell Ghana well, and make me want to move there from the states.
Hi Jasmine. Love your videos!. Mmm.... my friend in Melbourne was fined for placing a tissue box on the dashboard of her car. The reason being obstruction of view to the road ahead. So pls be careful. Perhaps some laws are similar elsewhere. May God guide you to success, Ameen🌷
I think you said it right when you said for convenience fact is it is better to promote local food, Given Ghana has a wide variety of good local organic food, i guess i feel strongly about thouroughly promoting africa. I guess if its african products fair enough. Also local people should be encouraged to promote local for some reason we think foreign is best but i believe it boils down to what people have been exposed to or what they know.
I’m from Germany, so where the chocolate is from you mentioned, it’s a large package and also for German prices it’s more on the luxurious / treat side or occasions. But I would say it’s maybe only 25% more expensive for what it’s being sold here.
