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Please don't hate…. HELP.
The idea of putting vegetables in a dirty trolley grosses me out, can I bring my own paper bags to lidl etc to weigh have them weighed? Do they have scales also?
Many thanks:)
Love these videos! I have been vegan for over a year but it's great to know about other places I can shop on a budget as a student 🙂
Happily vegan for 8 months🌱😘❤️
It’s weird to see that the British Lidl had So much plastic. Because I go to my Lidl for the soul reason there is So little plastic packaging
Do you specifically buy vegan pasta?
We have Lidl in Croatia and in vegetable/fruit aisle almost nothing is packed in plastic… I was really shocked seeing this.
PS- love your videos 😉
YES YES YES to getting educated about the balance between food waste and using plastic. Plastic is not always just flat out bad. But of course it's great to cut back where you can 🙂
"Could do with more car mats" – the most Lidl phrase ever. Love it!
Yay love these videos!
The dark chocolate alpro pots are incredible! I think they’re the best flavour that they make. I’m not vegan but I love eating them because of how good they are 😂
Fruit and vegetables are much more expensive in Australia
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Could be interesting to do one of these videos with just corner shops like the smaller co-ops, costcutter maybe? That kind of shop. Could be challenging but fun!
please make your mind up its habit annoying is it pounds or dollars !? its not both
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Oh my god, you drive on the left. Ofc. But it almost gave me a heart attack. 😀
Love these videos, they are so helpful for budgeting! We went shopping this weekend and I happily picked up four lonely bananas and said to my boyfriend "I'm saving them" hahah
I love how you mistook the exit for the entrance,that always happens to me at lidl!! Lol
OMG nearly at 500K subs! Love this channel 🙂 x
Hey Madeleine, I love your videos and your content in general whether it is here or on IG or your blog about sustainability, eating local, etc. in which I totally agree and thus I really don't understand why you buy non seasonal vegetables such as tomatoes and bell peppers that are Summer veggies when there are SO many other seasonal ones to buy and cook ?!?! 🙁
I spend more on 1 takeaway then you do for a weekly shop😂😭 maybe me seeing this video is a wake up call
You could do an 'unbudget' version of this. Where you go into LiDL and see how much it is possible to spend on food for the week – without unnecessary food waste. Bet you would struggle to even spend that £50 each or whatever was said there.
Vegan ppl buying a lot of plastic a some food. Is it a joke? You care about animal's souls and not about their environment? You are basically buying stuff that is killing our planet. So why don't you eat meat? To feel less guilty?
Hi at the end of last year our local Lidl started selling draw string bags for loose vegetables and more loose vegetables and fruit 👍
You pronounce it wrong . It is not Liddle.it is pronounced leedell
Wooohoo i’m vegan too. Loved this! So weird to see this instead of lidl @ The Netherlands!
Thanks for recommending this a day late YouTube 🤣
I started shopping at Iceland as a student to keep things cheap, and although their apples are much cheaper in a multipack, they've replaced the plastic bag with a cardboard holder for them! Supermarkets definitely can do better and keep the prices down.
seeing you with the engagement ring makes me 🙂
I don’t why I’m watching this I live in a house with 5 people and I’m not vegan
This type of shopping does not exist for me
But I’m still gonna watch it
It seems like fresh vegetables and fruits are more expensive in Japan than UK:( Apple is like £120. Mushrooms are £120 too but with smaller quantity🧐 should tastes better😤
It’s so cool that vegan meat is sold at a supermarket. Not Japan yet.
Hey, don't let anybody tell you iceberg lettuce has no nutritional value! Romaine has more nutrients, but iceberg still has vitamin A, vitamin C, etc. It also has the same amount of protein and fiber as Romaine. If you're eating a wide variety of fruit and veg, it won't matter much if you're eating iceberg vs romaine. Eat what you like!
What meals are you making with this grocery shop?
Great video! Lidl is my most local supermarket but never shop there as they don’t sell meat substitutes (my hubby will only eat vegan meals if it contains faux meat).
I will say the amount of ads in this video was off putting, especially as one or two were unskippable. I almost clicked out of the video after the 3rd one. I understand this is how you make your living but it spoiled an otherwise great, helpful video.
I’ll be interested in a video on buying household products (laundry, cleaning, etc) as well as food on a budget, as most will pick up these products during their weekly shop. 🙂
Hi just found this vid great video will be watching more 😁😁😁 xx
In Brazil we don’t use that much plastic in grocery shops, but we also don’t have that much option of vegetables/fruits 😢
omg cilantro is like 4 dollars in iceland for a tiny bag
Seriously if you put on the cart without anything that cabbage and in the cart before you they had leaking raw fish or meal you risk cross contamination. I have these canvas bins with handles, looks like an open box and then fold clothes and go right in the cart.
my old sociology teacher is in the background at 16:19! ha!
It's the same in Ireland: Aldi, Lidl and Tesco (at least in my area) are plastic fantastic. Supervalu isn't bad (that's Irish chain), they actually do a nice selection of packaging free fruit and veg. They stopped loose mushrooms though 😭😭😭😭 which to me is a disaster as I love my mushrooms.
Very informative, but you love to moan 😅 would have been better if the vibe was more positive.
Love the plant based burgers, but they’re vacuum packed so it’s not that weird that they’re packed with the burgers, I’d expect to find vegan mayo with regular mayo for ease 🤷🏻♂️
What a bad sound! Interesting video, but I had to mute.
Plastic is helpful for keeping items germ free. As someone old enough to remember paper bags often we were using 2 bags cause they often broke and the walk home was terrible when that happened. Especially when jars of stuff was glass it was ruined and wasted product. That said I do use canvas reusable bags for groceries. You fit more items in them so less trips back and forth to car, and I just keep them in the car and it’s become a habit. The trouble the times they give plastic bags is I have to take them to recycling place since the weekly trash pickup doesn’t recycle those and often the bin is too full and they end up all over in the wind. Your prices are cheap. It would cost $3 for a plastic bag of lettuce in the states.
I have got the bundle, its amazing and I do not even have to think about what will I eat anymore. thx a lot guys
Have seen less than a minute but must comment already: love that you have a vault dweller in the front window of your car 😁 I have loved Fallout for years 👍
I love you videos but got a weird / personal questionn. Why do you put packaging in your face / on your lips and then put it back and not even buying it e.g. garlic bread. Or touching stuff when you know you wont get it?