I'm from the Cayman Islands, and the cost of groceries for the month is somewhere around $350 to 450 usd, which is me my wife and 2 kids 😩. Definitely miss Nicaragua awesome people, food, and beautiful landscape.
I recommend you guys to let the chilero down the sun for about 24 hours, it makes it more delicious. And also you can try using black vinegar. It is the way my parents prepare it and i promise you will love it
Beautiful family, you guys are living my dream. I love the fact that she is more involved in appearing in the videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥 We can't wait to see baby Eliot making a video telling all the children in the world that he is happy to be living in Nicaragua 🇳🇮. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇭🇹
I absolutely loved this vid... I'm granadino and 100% pinolero, but zi admire you both for showing the ",CHELE" side of us Nicaraguans 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮 I really wish I could be more authentic to my pinolero roots my deepest #respects to you pioneers who can ba like y'all an STILL Nicaraguans and gringos all at tge sane time 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮
I am on a mission (mission Nicaragua) so I keep my food budget as low as possible and definitely lower than usual. Currently I budget $ 60/week for myself and this covers all food(I cook all meals at home and eat out maybe once every 2 or 3 months), make all condiments from scratch, bake my own granola & other treats I choose to eat. Eating a lot of beans, eggs and only limited fish & meat to save. Usually I would spend about $ 100/week for myself. This is CAD
That looks amazing. Have to admit, we never went to the mercado while in Nicaragua. We went to La Colonia and shopped gringo style. The price you two paid is so inexpensive. Very cool. Your channel is growing. You'll be at 10K subs soon.
I love the tortillas in Nicaragua. Unfortunately I don't know how to duplicate the recipe...it seems simply but it's actually difficult to have the consistency of the masa and to have them inflate is impossible for me. Food looks delicious.
Looks delicious, thank you for sharing your chilero tips. I will be doing one my self. The market produce is also fun to watch, you nailed it bro. I spend about 150-200 a week for groceries. Cheers and blessings!
I really want this kind of lifestyle-simple and stress-free. In the past two years or so, I have been wanting to get out of the rat race living situation here in Toronto, Canada. I traveled across Central America last year, starting in Mexico. I took a bus to every country (except Belize) all the way to Panama. It was quite an experience-nerve-wracking, but also very exciting. El Salvador and Nicaragua really stole my heart. I had a great time in both countries. I've visited more than 50 countries, and they are all amazing, but I don't know why Nicaragua is calling me. I remember how easy it was to engage with the locals even with my broken Spanish. I really want to give it a try, but I just don't know and a bit anxious how to start a new life there. If I will, I wish it would be sooner.
Give it a try my friend, come try it for a few month's! If you like it stay if not you can explore other countrys! Good luck on your journey wishing you the best!
Nice! Just came back from my first trip to Nicaragua and had a great time. Next trip though I have to get up into the highlands. Looks so chill up there! I guess I could chicken bus it up there?
soy NicaAmericano tengo 40 anos viviendo en California en 2025 me retiro y regreso a Nicaragua a comer nacatamales queso vigoron tomar refresco naturales como cacao,chicha, pinolillo ets saludos
Hola yo estoy casi termi nando mi casa en Nicaragua 🇳🇮 ahorita venimos por 10 meses mi esposo es Americano y no se decide moverse al 100% . Ya los 2 nos emos retirado.
Can you guys do me a favor? Please make a video about La Purisima; it would be awesome if you guys went out and about during the celebration. Love your videos guys, thank you for making me feel I was back home and reliving my childhood.
Pollo con verduras muy rico. Me gusta acompañarlo con banano verde cocido, con tortilla no me gusta 😅 Su esposa cocinando y disfrutando de una comida nica☺️
GREAT VIDEO . your wife is Adoreable. i subscribed after i saw u guys on Outdoor chef life. soon i will be ordering some of your coffee. CHEERS AND BLESSINGS
Hi guys this I s my first time I am watching you, right now I am in Nicaragua for 10 months, I would like to know where I can buy the coffee in Nicaragua also in USA. Send me the recipe el chilero please .
@@EmenseCoffee I should have given that more thought--I noticed the mountains in the background. I did like the looks of that mercado--all that hanging meat. I'll also learn more about your coffee, etc. Sounds like a road trip may be in the offing. Hope y'all are doing well.
Really nice video.... I understand that doing groceries at the city or department that you guys are is super cheap... But in my case I live in bluefields and the living cost is twice or more sad 😢
Could you give me the name of the town that you live close to? I am planning to move to Nicaragua soon. I am on social security and I want to find an inexpensive two bedroom house or apartment that I could rent while I am staying in an Airbnb for the time being
Hi! You can try our coffee here fam! www.emensecoffee.com/products/fincayasinbay?variant=45037017399572
You guys are inspiring me. I am considering Nicaragua 🇳🇮 for retirement. Your videos help me to understand how people are doing there.
No stay away from
I'm from the Cayman Islands, and the cost of groceries for the month is somewhere around $350 to 450 usd, which is me my wife and 2 kids 😩. Definitely miss Nicaragua awesome people, food, and beautiful landscape.
Cheers my friend!
Bellas nuestras mujeres comerciantes de Nicaragua. Trabajadoras, luchadoras, empoderadas.
Lo mejor!
I recommend you guys to let the chilero down the sun for about 24 hours, it makes it more delicious. And also you can try using black vinegar. It is the way my parents prepare it and i promise you will love it
Beautiful family, you guys are living my dream. I love the fact that she is more involved in appearing in the videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥
We can't wait to see baby Eliot making a video telling all the children in the world that he is happy to be living in Nicaragua 🇳🇮. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇭🇹
Thank you so much! We're really enjoying sharing our journey as a family, and we're excited for Eliot to grow up with all these amazing experiences!
👏👏👏👏
se me hizo agua la boca al ver ese plato y el chilero,unnnm !!que rico!!!
Lo mejor de la vida!
I absolutely loved this vid... I'm granadino and 100% pinolero, but zi admire you both for showing the ",CHELE" side of us Nicaraguans 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮 I really wish I could be more authentic to my pinolero roots my deepest #respects to you pioneers who can ba like y'all an STILL Nicaraguans and gringos all at tge sane time 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮
You guys are smart. Shopping in the market is the way to go! Fresher and less expensive than the supermercado.
Love the market. Here in Puerto Rico groceries are a bit expensive. I love how you guys buy from different sellers. Thank you for sharing!
You got a gem of a wife my boy, keep taking good care of her. Happiness to you both!!
Yep, keep the content coming. You all are great!
Thank you my friend!
Nicaraguans are so warm and generous ♥️ 😊
I am on a mission (mission Nicaragua) so I keep my food budget as low as possible and definitely lower than usual. Currently I budget $ 60/week for myself and this covers all food(I cook all meals at home and eat out maybe once every 2 or 3 months), make all condiments from scratch, bake my own granola & other treats I choose to eat. Eating a lot of beans, eggs and only limited fish & meat to save.
Usually I would spend about $ 100/week for myself.
This is CAD
That's a good budget for making your dreams happen! Cheers!
Enjoy
Loved the video! Great job explaining how the market works and showing all the yummy fruits!
Thank you! Cheers!
Yes, I would love the recipe
Great video guys, and the food looks delicious. 🥂
Muy natural ese ese cafe
Me encantooo muchoooo❤❤ y tambien Medio mucha muchaaa Hambre saludos Familia
Me Alegra! Saludos!
That looks amazing. Have to admit, we never went to the mercado while in Nicaragua. We went to La Colonia and shopped gringo style. The price you two paid is so inexpensive. Very cool.
Your channel is growing. You'll be at 10K subs soon.
Hey Fam! Thanks for always riding along with us! Cheers.
La colonia sucks
Se ve que es buen cafe
Nice couple together. Enjoy all
Gracias!
I absolutely love shopping at local markets no matter the country I am in.
They are the best!
Maravilloso❤
Gracias!
Great video. I was born in Nicaragua but grew up in San Francisco.
❤
Cheers fam!
I love the tortillas in Nicaragua. Unfortunately I don't know how to duplicate the recipe...it seems simply but it's actually difficult to have the consistency of the masa and to have them inflate is impossible for me. Food looks delicious.
True it's hard to nail it!
Looks delicious, thank you for sharing your chilero tips. I will be doing one my self. The market produce is also fun to watch, you nailed it bro. I spend about 150-200 a week for groceries. Cheers and blessings!
Thank you cheers bro!
I really want this kind of lifestyle-simple and stress-free. In the past two years or so, I have been wanting to get out of the rat race living situation here in Toronto, Canada. I traveled across Central America last year, starting in Mexico. I took a bus to every country (except Belize) all the way to Panama. It was quite an experience-nerve-wracking, but also very exciting. El Salvador and Nicaragua really stole my heart. I had a great time in both countries. I've visited more than 50 countries, and they are all amazing, but I don't know why Nicaragua is calling me. I remember how easy it was to engage with the locals even with my broken Spanish. I really want to give it a try, but I just don't know and a bit anxious how to start a new life there. If I will, I wish it would be sooner.
Give it a try my friend, come try it for a few month's! If you like it stay if not you can explore other countrys! Good luck on your journey wishing you the best!
Nice! Just came back from my first trip to Nicaragua and had a great time. Next trip though I have to get up into the highlands. Looks so chill up there! I guess I could chicken bus it up there?
you can take an expresso bus much nicer condition!
@@EmenseCoffee Oh okay. I have only tried shuttles and chicken busses so far. Next trip I'll have to figure out the express bus thing. Thanks!
me encanta ver sus videos.saludos desde CALIFORNIA, El pollo en caldillo de ve delicioso,I wish you the best.❤😅
Gracias! Saludos!
follwed u guys after watching the video with taku
Welcome onboard my friend!
soy NicaAmericano tengo 40 anos viviendo en California en 2025 me retiro y regreso a Nicaragua a comer nacatamales queso vigoron tomar refresco naturales como cacao,chicha, pinolillo ets saludos
Hola yo estoy casi termi nando mi casa en Nicaragua 🇳🇮 ahorita venimos por 10 meses mi esposo es Americano y no se decide moverse al 100% . Ya los 2 nos emos retirado.
Montreal $5.00 per pound of chicken. One tomato can go for over $2.00
Crazy expensive!
Germany is the same, and if we want to get just "BIO" food could be even more. Miss my country, hopefully one day I can go back
Can you guys do me a favor? Please make a video about La Purisima; it would be awesome if you guys went out and about during the celebration. Love your videos guys, thank you for making me feel I was back home and reliving my childhood.
Great suggestion! We will keep that one in minnd for next time.
Pollo con verduras muy rico. Me gusta acompañarlo con banano verde cocido, con tortilla no me gusta 😅
Su esposa cocinando y disfrutando de una comida nica☺️
Bendiciones amiga!
GREAT VIDEO . your wife is Adoreable. i subscribed after i saw u guys on Outdoor chef life. soon i will be ordering some of your coffee.
CHEERS AND BLESSINGS
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy the coffee!
Hi guys this I s my first time I am watching you, right now I am in Nicaragua for 10 months, I would like to know where I can buy the coffee in Nicaragua also in USA. Send me the recipe el chilero please .
Hi! I don't sell in Nicaragua yet, maybe in the future. Enjoy your trip in Nicaragua. We will post the recipe soon for the chilero.
I'm guessing that's the market in Jinotepe? Much more impressive than the mercado municipal in SJDS.
Nueva Segovia department!
@@EmenseCoffee I should have given that more thought--I noticed the mountains in the background. I did like the looks of that mercado--all that hanging meat. I'll also learn more about your coffee, etc. Sounds like a road trip may be in the offing. Hope y'all are doing well.
My parents from Chicago are retiring in Leon in march 2025.
Lovely video !!
Thank you very much!
Tomatoes tortillas onions fried beans some eggs and fried cheese a cheap meal for breakfast
Great video! Are you or your parents from Nicaragua? I am a Chele de monte as well 🤣
lol my family is from Nica
Pofi mándame el link para ordenar
Gracias desde Washington DC
@@alexcorea2059 www.emensecoffee.com/products/fincayasinbay?variant=45037017399572
Really nice video.... I understand that doing groceries at the city or department that you guys are is super cheap... But in my case I live in bluefields and the living cost is twice or more sad 😢
Oh wow i didn't know that. I have never been to blue fields, I would need to go explore on day. Thank you for watching.
Se ve rico, sabroso😊 😋😋
Gracias, me alegra que te guste!
$250-300/week for groceries for 2 adults 😢. Keep up the great work we love following your adventures! Hi Elliot ❤
Edit: Canadian dollars.
Hi! Cheers Fam! Thank you!
Im curious, is your lady a Nicaraguan native? She makes you look good bro, cheers
She is from cali bro! Cheers
Chile recipe and chicken recipe?😊
Could you give me the name of the town that you live close to? I am planning to move to Nicaragua soon. I am on social security and I want to find an inexpensive two bedroom house or apartment that I could rent while I am staying in an Airbnb for the time being
Somoto I think it is. Located in Nueva Segovia
There is a big expats community in San Juan Del Sur. Not sure where this family lives.
Is actually Ocotal in Nueva Segovia, Somoto is in Madriz.
That kitchen needs an expeller press: imagine homemade Avocado oil.
oh good idea!
Saludes,, siempre los veo desde Miami,, soy Nicaragüense,, que ciudad es esa?
Saludos de regreso! Es una ciudad en Nueva Segovia.
please don't get me starter of how much we spend here at Walmart or Fiesta Supermarket.......😂 I need a cup of coffee....😊
I know the feeling! 😂☕
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
My wife watched this video with me and she noticed your son's shirt says "brother." Is that hinting at a sibling along the way soon? ;)
Maybe! Stay tune fam!
Music too loud.
Thanks for the tip will keep in mind for next time.