Are Groceries in Rio De Janeiro Brazil Too Expensive? Passport Bro Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
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Discover the real cost of grocery shopping in Rio de Janeiro in this comprehensive overview. From fresh produce to daily essentials, find out if living in this vibrant city matches your budget. Get insider tips on saving money while enjoying the best of Rio's markets
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Been going to Brazil for the past 4 years back and forth. It’s definitely getting more expensive. Still better than Chicago prices.
it was never cheap, at one point in the last 10 years rio was more expensive then paris, london, and other major european cities. sao paulo is cheaper than rio by a mile
From South Texas and been a passport bro since the 90's, abroad has always been better. The past years prices are way out of control in a bunch of places. I like how you tell the truth on prices, they are not cheap like years ago.
❤❤❤❤ I believe $87 is correct. In NYC I spent close to $50 and that's one 10 items including cranberry juice in almond milk in NY. I can't wait to try Philippines shopping for groceries in 2025. Excellent video!
If you eat like a Filipino it's cheap, but I doubt you'll eat like they do for too long
That joint might run you 140$ in DFW at Tom Thumb. might be 20-30$ cheaper at Kroger but lower quality. For what you got, all things considered you did very well! You could have even threw in a bottle of wine or case of beer etc...and still have been under 100$!
Pao de Acucar is a national chain in Brazil, and prices tend to run a little higher, especially for bread and baked goods. Try one of the local or regional groceries, especially a bit away from Copacabana.
I live in Zona South too and I prefer the ‘Zona South " and Hortifrúti, Casa Pedro (emporium because we love healthy food here)and others healthy because it is cheaper, fresher, closer to my house and better 🙃
The bread really here is very good, even the whole grains (in my opinion they are better).
Not here, there are also very good liquid soaps, but they are sold in the pharmacy.
The brand I love most is Granado
When I was in the USA I really missed natural and emporius products, we really love that here and there I never saw one.
Jamaica is a island with 3MILLION people and we spend twice that price on groceries and get half the stuff you just bought😂😂
yeah cuz you guys probably import everything which it makes it very expensive. Even Puerto Rico
Good Post...very informative Thanks
Thanks for this info 🎉
Nice work
Copacabana is expensive but still alot cheaper than South Beach, Miami. You can save a quarter of the price in Botafogo or Lapa.
🎉I believe it was a little on the high side.
That would have been $150+ here in the states
But would it though?
Bro that’s a GANG of food. AND all of it was prepped and ready to eat. I saw this guy on YT who also lives in Brazil spend less than 100 USD for 3 weeks worth of food for him and his girl, all he needed to do was cook most of it. Compared to Los Angeles this is heaven
Your good on soap MT,
Because Dove is the best soap.
Personally I use Dove sensitive bar. I’ve tried all the fancy soaps under the sun but nothing has ever been better with less irritation than Dove sensitive bar.
All due respect my brother, dove is not for black skin and I can’t believe in this day and age we are still using these watered down chemical ridden products.
Natural soaps like African black soap and moisturising with organic Shea butter etc rich in vitamins for the skin and hair. They are cheaper also over the long run. Check it out for real.
@@watchnoface8770 I second that notion. Buy black soap, shea butter, cocoa butter in bulk...maybe theres a specialty market, or section in the store. or perhaps a sub could bring it for a meetup! If anyone is traveling to Brazil for vacay- bringing some wit you would suffice!
@watchnoface8770 do they sell it in the Philippines?
I like dove or arm and hammer and that blacknafrican soap. The arm and hammer has a vegan formula which I like and it's very affordable.
I will say that pricing is about the same as in Barra da Tijuca. There’s a huge grocery store named Guaranaba here and I bought about the same amount of stuff… maybe a bit more… 90 items for about $120USD.
Skylar, Have you ever been to "Granado", "Boticário,"etc, here, " Granado brand from Rio as exemplo even have products for the home? Oh, they also have several other brands such as: " Dr Jones", "Mantecorps," "Cavalera","Viking," ‘Vegetal do Brasil", even the "Zona Sul" supermarket has their brand, etc.
These are some of the Brazilian brands for men and some of them are sold in pharmacies and others are only sold on the internet.
They also sell many others imported there.
My fiancé uses and likes the brand "Viking," "Uraban Men and,"and "Sobre barb".
For example, I only use national brands and sometimes French ones because I think they are better.
this was a great informative vid. thank you.
Brother Skylar, I had eczema as well, but I got rid of it through doing a herbal cleansing, and following up with introducing one food at a time to my digestive system. The immune system is in the gut and certain foods, or your body's ability to not eliminate those foods properly will cause toxins to build up, the toxins surface through your skin causing patchiness, itching (mine was particularly in my inner elbows, rear knees, sometimes back if my neck). I also noticed the clothes detergent you bought most likely contains skin irritating chemicals, I switched to free and clear dish and clothes detergent.
Those good prices are good, but my suggestion would be to stick with whole foods with single ingredients and see how your body reacts.
Alright brother, appreciate your work, keep bringing us the inside scoop in Brazil...
Overall I would not complain. Five dollars for the mango is a bit much, but it’s ready to eat. My wife said that everything you purchased would be cheaper at another grocery store chain. Pão de açúcar she compares to Whole Foods.
Hey Skylar you left the "pauses" in bro!
It sounds more like “Pown G Asuuka” 😅
I think you did great for the types of food you bought and the location. I think if you bought food that you would have to cook and prepare at home then it would have been cheaper as well.
Bro, I live in Mexico and these prices are mad cheap. Shits getting expensive over here.
THAT AINT ALOT OF FOOD FOR 80 DOLLARS
THE DOLLAR IS DROPPING LIKE AN ANVIL
IF YOU WENT TO ALDI OR LIDL IN THE UK WITH £50 YOU WOULD NEED SHOPPING BAGS
Bro all of that is around 13$ us… that’s at least $60 u.s. if your in Texas right now…. Not sure what the complaint was about
Bro it’s not you can’t use hard soap, it’s that you’re using that crappy soap with chemicals. Use organic African black soap you can use on whole body and hair and use Shea butter for hair and body. It’s natural and much cheaper and healthier for your skin and hair. Trust me on this!! You may still need sun screen but Shea butter also has sunscreen properties too.
African black soap does not work for me. It burns my skin.
Dr. Bronner's is also good, liquid or bar. Keep in mind...the skin is the largest organ.
How does healthcare work in countries like Brazil and Philippines? Maybe show a video of what the pharmacies look like. Is it hard to make appointments?
Philippines you just walk right in...dentist office, clinic
It's on the higher side in Sao Paulo similar items are definitely cheaper.
I actually think it’s not terrible, same here in Scottsdale USA would be over a hundo easy especially with prepared and ready to eat items
Meat is cheaper in Brazil than Canada,no surprise, because we have two carbon taxes,provincial and the federal tax.
Not true. They have nut milks on shelves sometimes and not in fridge. It just depends on if it's plant-based or cow's milk. Also, where's the organic selection? I'm sorry but U.S groceries are still light years ahead if you go to whole foods or sprouts.
Good price
That's not bad from shopping at Copacabana
Yessir. Pull up!
I assume those prices are in Reals. It would seem inexpensive in American Dollars.
I'll be in Rio in Dec, what kind of soap do you need?
I roughly counted about $100-120 worth of groceries and i didn't count everything.
😂 big bro. Is that bread, better than "Hawaiian bread"?
How much for juices and smoothies?? I'll be in Rio in a few weeks and i want ro stay on my liquid diet.
$2.16 US Dollars. I just checked the receipt.
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As long as u can afford living there, it's cheap compared to USA. Plus the women are better.
Does Brazil have an Instacart like app?
"in England there's no milk in the refrigerator"
What. No. Most milk in the UK is the type that needs to be kept in the fridge. Long life milk isn't that popular here.
This video was probably helpful to some people, but not me.
Prepared food from grocery stores is not how I shop.
Personally, I make a lot of meals from scratch.
Do this video again, grocery shopping with one of the girls you have cooking for you!
Already did that in Patreon. A women cooking for me. Subscribe there if you want to see that.
This is what i said last year just because the USD or the GBP is stronger to the Peso, doesn't mean you're getting a bargain. You have to take into account the country's inflation rate, cause if it's equivalent or greater than that of the west, then you're basically gonna be paying the same or more as if your were in the USA or Great Britain.
Dirt cheap... i cook only in rio and buenos aires. I still go out 5 days a week to eat or 6 but definitely cook there it's so cheap
That’s a lot for $87.00.
$87 for 3-4 days worth of food is good. About the same as USA prices 👍🏾
True!!
He is a trick
Cheap. Does Amazon deliver there?
Yes.. you can’t get everything from the USA store though.
bro buys prepped meals... 40 and u still cant cook?
Your meals are all prepared so its gonna be more expensive than buying raw ingredients andrhen cooking it all up!
No ish can be spoken!
Brazil is hands down the better option for brothas born in the west who want to move abroad and live like a king.
What y’all think?
Skylar needs to add some greens in the diet. Bro you are setting yourself up for some heart issues in 10 years.