Why is it every time Brits visit Walmart, they only go to the grocery dept? Just once I wish they would do a full tour and show just exactly what is available in Walmart. Show all of the departments so their fellow Brits know the full scope of the store.
You can easily guess the scope by understanding they usually have at least 1 of everything; from an oil filter, to an eyeglass place, to clothes, electronics, crafts, shoes, housewares, furniture, appliances, etc. I live in a small city & ours is not even half the size of the super stores, and I am confident to find anything I need or want.
I'm from UK and went on vacation to america recently and I was amazed at how big walmart is. Freakin huge! They sell everything. Even tires! Side note everything is just bigger in america and the houses are much better will lots of big rooms. Room for a gameroom! Also having air-conditioning is freaking incredible but sometimes feels cold after being outside in the warm. I was in ohio and definitely needed a car to get around. I seen americans flags everywhere and we don't do that because apparently it's racist to show off the british flag which is just sad.
Just an observation. Only took a few semesters of organic chemistry but I believe all food is organic. Even most pesticides and antibiotics are organic. Don’t really understand the usage of that terminology.
Macaroni is not found on the international aisle, there is a whole separate aisle for that. Goya is the producer of Spanish food, canned beans, spices, marinades, and flavored rice, yellow rice, rice.and beans .
Why would Goya be on the international aisle? Pretty sure they are a Miami based company. Plus their black and red beans belong on the canned beans aisle.
I’m watching you shop and I’m stunned! So many things you said “ wow that’s a great deal” I could only dream of buying. No, I’m not riding the government hand out system. I’m retired and still working a part time job to keep the utilities on. Fresh fruit and veg is a treat for me. Congratulations on being able to holiday in America, I’ll be the one cleaning your villa.
We call them French fries because the potatoes are French cut and then they’re fried. But also there’s crinkle cut fries, steak fries, waffle fries (from potatoes not real waffles lol), then shoe string fries, cut real thin but long, and curly fries. Or chop up a couple of potatoes into small cubes and make fried potatoes and add any kind of oil and seasoning you like. Endless possibilities with a potato. Lol 🥔🍟
Also today a waitress said do i want american fries or hash browns and I was like whats an american fry? Apparently its a fry thats in a cube square shape
Now that was an experience walking around Walmart with you all! Some items were really expensive compared to here but, some items were cheaper. Enjoy yourselves! 👏👏👏👏👍💗💗💗💗🇬🇧
Yes! Texas toast is it's own separate thing created in Texas, sometimes with cheese and other toppings added. Also, important to remember this is a Walmart in Florida. Very niche and very specific market. These prices are way cheaper than the rest of the country, too.
Funny watching you shop in our stores! Oh, BTW, the grapes were per pound... not $2.48 for the whole bag. You probably paid like $8 for that entire bag. Also, for the most part we call "green onions" green onions. They are sometimes called scallions in recipes for some reason. However, I've never heard spring onions. $101.85? That's pretty good actually. I thought you were on the way to over $200! Enjoy your stay on the U.S. I've always wanted to go to England! Maybe someday.
The small orange square on the Walmart shelf tag is usually the price per UNIT (per each, pound, ounce, etc). It's supposed to make price comparisons easier.
@@scottmooredrakoedragon9891 He probably has a guitar at home, they just didn't want to have to ship/take it on the plane but want him to have a guitar while they are in the states. :) I suspect they got him a guitar somewhere else. He just really wanted those cards!
I absolutely love your video reactions! Your family dynamic is genuine and sweet. You have an incredible son, so patient and respectful; he has a kind heart and is very intelligent. I just subscribed to see what other gems you have. - Greg in Ohio
Walmart has two sides to enter from the grocery and the home and pharmacy entrance but sometimes you can enter thru the garden section also a holiday in the United States is Christmas, thanksgiving or Easter a trip is called a vacation
ii wonder if they realize we also have Lidl and Aldi in the US too. if they want to keep comparing to UK Lidl prices, might as well make it apples to apples.
@@FamilyFreedom There are a lot more Aldis here than Lidls. Not every area has a Lidl. We have two within 10 minutes of us where we live on the east coast in Virginia, but our daughter lives in the middle part of the country and they don't have a Lidl. (They do have Aldi.)
Great video! Just wanted to add, if you get any kind of veggies, you can get these thin plastic bag to put them in (free), they're usually all around the produce aisles.
Lidl and Aldi are private-label retailers. They do not sell brand-name products (at least not for the majority of their wares.) That is why they can offer their products at a cheaper price, as they are in effect, generic products. The baked beans that are eaten in the U.K. are actually the traditional recipe for Boston baked beans. There is also pork-&-bans, made with salt-pork or bacon. (And they are hardly "niche" in the U.S.) Heinz, the top-selling brand in the United Kingdom, is an American company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. By the way, traditional Mexican refried beans are made with "manteca," or lard. Look for fat-free or vegan/vegetarian.
Actually, the Lidls near us sell quite a few brand-name products, but the Aldis carry almost entirely their own brand. Completely different shopping experience from Aldi (more like a warehouse) than Lidl. I shop at both for different items.
Good to see you checking the ingredient labels. Especially on the good value brand. They've been sneaking in some very strange things into some of their items. Like fish (tilapia) in their maple syrup. 😵💫.
Great vid! Thanks for highlighting how you can in fact eat healthy here. I'm always surprised by how many people I meet overseas who think all we eat is American cheese and sugar bread.😅
Hey, thanks for your comment 😊 We've found it very easy to eat healthy here, and have felt great. I think in the end it comes down to the person choices we choose to make 👍
Next time y'all go to get a watermelon, look for one with a yellow spot where it was sitting on the ground in the field. They're usually sweeter and more flavorful
How about visiting Farmer's Markets? Granted, these are not technically stores, but if you are looking for good, fresh, non- chemically treated food these should be a must on your next outing. There are organic farms in FL which also have their own farm store. A haven for foodies. Enjoy your trip to the USA!
there are 2 different walmarts. 1 is just walmart the other is walmart supercenter. if it dos not say walmart supercenter than you went to the small one
As far as scallons, that word in my experience is only encountered on sit down restaurant menus. I almost never hear or see that word in any other situation.
Hey Dennis, thanks for your question 😊 We LOVE the USA and it's people, and we really wanted to give our youngest son (and ourselves of course) a fun holiday in Orlando 👍
Most food packages have the metric measurements on them right after the imperial ones. So they will say something like 6 oz/170.1 grams. We don't use the metric system but most of our stuff still has them or is converted from them (lots of technical and scientific things use metric and are converted to imperial before they go to the general public). And we also do in some cases use the metric system directly. In the case of food we buy soda in liters and for guns (ironically) we often use millimeter when measuring the caliber of the barrel/round.
According to my sons who work at WM, the groceries are to bring in customers to buy everything else thats general merchandise, but they essentially break even on the food
The same food in Oklahoma, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina and other states would be about $80-85. (Except we don't need to buy watermelon, we usually grow them, or someone we know does.)
@@jstringfellow1961we live in Wilmington, NC a tourist area. So in our area $101 would be a great price for all that food. We also were recently in Orlando, the last week of April and the first week of May, so the price they paid was actually quite good.
A $101 for fresh produce, organic, and vegetarian food in Florida?!?! Wow! I live in rural northwest Oklahoma and going to my nearest Walmart it’d cost me even more than that. I’ve visited friends and family in Florida, but they live in different parts of the state. Maybe because Disney World and Universal, etc, are nearby the Walmart you went to is busy enough that it can keep those foods at a lower price than out here where I live. I definitely think you must have found some good buys on items as well. It’s not hard to do at Walmart (or maybe I think that because my mom is an employee and has been with the company for several decades now so I’m just used to shopping there). Fun video! Thanks for sharing your experience! The villa looks really nice as well!
It’s got to be the rural location. Those prices are near identical to okc. My son lives west-central and does his shopping when he comes to visit because it’s so much cheaper.
Great video guys. Really interesting to see a US supermarket. Would love to share as much of your holiday that you are willing to. But don't have all work and no play. ❤
Hi ALL, I've been looking for would to SEEING WHAT you get up to . When your on holiday You have to have a treet sometimes . No poregeots for brekferst ? It's all WAYS GOOD to see round other places .Take care and all the best. 😄😄😊👍👍👍
I think you will find fresh foods are cheaper in the UK but junk foods and Large corporate brands will be way cheaper in the US. Best bang for buck as far as quality/cost is going to be ALDI or LIDL ( which are in the US although GERMAN owned ). If you are going to get the INSTANT-POT get the NINJA FOODI with single lid instead, 701 I think, You wont be sorry I have several of both.
Never clicked on a video this fast this is the video I have been waiting for this challenge should be interesting and comparing the prices. Hope you enjoyed shopping at Walmart.🤗💚
Walmart is a grocery store / clothing store but I wouldn't say Walmart is our biggest grocery store because it is not I live in Texas so our biggest grocery store that just sells nothing but groceries is H-E-B or Kroger
wait, "biggest supermarket" ? The Walmart I go to, the grocery section is maybe only 10-20% of the place. A normal supermarket is much larger am I right? But yes it's fun to visit a Walmart.
Hey Kathy, we're the same - this is our first time in a villa opposed to the hotels we stayed in before, so we're excited to share this place with you soon 😊
We have different kinds of cucumbers. The kind you bought which is longer, darker, and wrapped in plastic, we call English Cucumbers. The regular ones mainly used for salads, we just call cucumbers or slicing cucumbers. They have waxy skin. Do you have different names for the types of cucumbers?
Hi family freedom hope you are well and having a good day! Interesting video compared to UK shops! Especially the sweet corn and peas. Take care Just keep rising 💚🌻🌿
Hey Lana, thanks for your comment 😊 We're happy that you found this interesting, and we look forward to visiting many more places in the US with you guys 👍 Have a great day, just keep rising 💚🌻🌿
It appears from your video that in the UK you shop at Aldi and Lidl. We have that here, as well, and Aldi will beat Walmart prices any time - but Walmart has a lot more choices.
Hey, thanks for your comment 😊 We did visit the US Aldi whilst in Florida, and compared it to the UK store in this video ruclips.net/video/IeyH4M9xRNs/видео.htmlsi=AAakZAOLZHeb7U9M
@@FamilyFreedom LOVE your videos - so much fun to hear your comments as you visit various stores and compare. We lived in Belgium for 10 years and left a big piece of our hearts in Europe, including the UK where we have spent a lot of time.
I'm glad you had fun at Walmart .. lol... Its always the tourists that have fun at Walmart .. This is my first time watching your channel .. I enjoyed it and will watch more .. I just have one criticism and it might help you for your next shopping experience in the USA. What we do when we put an item in our cart, and later decide we do not want that item, we either return it to where we got it, or we bring it up to the register with us and tell the cashier that we changed our mind and no longer want that item. They will promptly have someone return it to its proper place, that way frozen bread doesn't end up in the regular bread isle and defrost which renders it unsellable. That is something maybe helpful for any tourist visiting the US or anywhere actually. It makes the store workers job easier and less write offs for food no longer sellable.
As long as you don't mistake Florida as representative of what the rest of our country is like. 😊 Each region, within each state, varies greatly from one another. First time watching you, so I don't know how many other states or regions you've been to. ❤ Glad you're here! I was backpacking through the UK back in '88. Lots of people love to criticize us, without ever having even been to our country. 🌳🏔️🌅🏞️🏜️🌋
Hey, thanks for your comment 😊 We appreciate your input as even though we've been to the USA across a few different states over the past 20 years and have seen how it can vary, we don't know it as well as a USA resident like yourself, so thanks again 👍 Additionally, we love the country and have no need to criticize. We like and embrace the differences and contrast between nations, and like to learn as we go! 😃
Hi sweeties loving the videos just a thought you could have made your own tortilla chips from the bag of 80 wraps that's all they are made of and then used the rest for the quesadillas xx
Yes, you are right, would like too, Hi how are you doing, don't mind me by coming by your comment section, thanks and nice to communicate with you as friends but where are you from?
Wow it's so much more expensive than in California, but I guess that makes sense when you consider that California is the biggest agricultural producer in the US. My farmers market is even cheaper than most of that for organic produce.
That's interesting to hear Robert, thanks for sharing. We visited LA a few years ago and remember it being cheaper, so we we're wondering if it was a case of different prices in different locations, or just prices going up over time 😊
organic is normally always going to be more expensive because it's extra work taking care in the fields also water melons are not weighed pretty much Walmart buys that that load and it all comes in that box that your son picked out from, you can't really weigh otherwise you will be there forever
Hey FreeGang! We had so much fun shopping at Walmart! Please suggest any other places you would like to see us go whilst here is the USA 🇺🇸
Target 🎯
US Aldi vs UK Aldi
Target and Trader Joe's
Hopefully your meals planning turns out for you guys and take care and just keep rising 💚👆
I think you’d love Aldi over there.ive seen plenty of hauls on here. Riveted. Awesome watching 💯🙌🔥
Why is it every time Brits visit Walmart, they only go to the grocery dept? Just once I wish they would do a full tour and show just exactly what is available in Walmart. Show all of the departments so their fellow Brits know the full scope of the store.
You can easily guess the scope by understanding they usually have at least 1 of everything; from an oil filter, to an eyeglass place, to clothes, electronics, crafts, shoes, housewares, furniture, appliances, etc.
I live in a small city & ours is not even half the size of the super stores, and I am confident to find anything I need or want.
Yeah. Go to the camping section!
I'm from UK and went on vacation to america recently and I was amazed at how big walmart is. Freakin huge! They sell everything. Even tires!
Side note everything is just bigger in america and the houses are much better will lots of big rooms. Room for a gameroom! Also having air-conditioning is freaking incredible but sometimes feels cold after being outside in the warm. I was in ohio and definitely needed a car to get around.
I seen americans flags everywhere and we don't do that because apparently it's racist to show off the british flag which is just sad.
@@brandonlee7382 Europeans dont like US
I recently discovered that British people visiting Walmart is a thing. I’m so tickled 😊
I always buy Vidalia onions. They are a sweet onion and so good.
You did great shopping!! $100 for all that was amazing! Organic and healthier foods are usually more expensive
Thanks for the feedback! 👍
Just an observation. Only took a few semesters of organic chemistry but I believe all food is organic. Even most pesticides and antibiotics are organic. Don’t really understand the usage of that terminology.
Macaroni is not found on the international aisle, there is a whole separate aisle for that. Goya is the producer of Spanish food, canned beans, spices, marinades, and flavored rice, yellow rice, rice.and beans .
Why would Goya be on the international aisle? Pretty sure they are a Miami based company. Plus their black and red beans belong on the canned beans aisle.
@StevenHughes-hr5hp actually the factory and logistics is in Secaucus NJ
Corn tortillas are for enchiladas or cookedf or a tostadad, burritos use flour tortillas!
I love your saying, “You can’t leave them there for that”…😁
It's becoming the thing to say when you find a good deal! 😃
For a big grocery store, If you get to Madison Wi., go to a Woodmans
I’m watching you shop and I’m stunned! So many things you said “ wow that’s a great deal” I could only dream of buying. No, I’m not riding the government hand out system. I’m retired and still working a part time job to keep the utilities on. Fresh fruit and veg is a treat for me. Congratulations on being able to holiday in America, I’ll be the one cleaning your villa.
We call them French fries because the potatoes are French cut and then they’re fried. But also there’s crinkle cut fries, steak fries, waffle fries (from potatoes not real waffles lol), then shoe string fries, cut real thin but long, and curly fries. Or chop up a couple of potatoes into small cubes and make fried potatoes and add any kind of oil and seasoning you like. Endless possibilities with a potato. Lol 🥔🍟
Yes you are right, would like too, Hi how are you doing, don't mind me by coming by your comment section, thanks and where are you from?
Also today a waitress said do i want american fries or hash browns and I was like whats an american fry? Apparently its a fry thats in a cube square shape
It's not because of the cut. Look it up and you will see.
Now that was an experience walking around Walmart with you all! Some items were really expensive compared to here but, some items were cheaper. Enjoy yourselves! 👏👏👏👏👍💗💗💗💗🇬🇧
Yes please I would love to see the house tour ❤
I’m glad you had fun. Walmart corporation is my employer. I’m on the supply chain side with the Sam’s club. I hope you guys are having a blast.
11:33 by the way, we still call it garlic bread in America
Yes! Texas toast is it's own separate thing created in Texas, sometimes with cheese and other toppings added. Also, important to remember this is a Walmart in Florida. Very niche and very specific market. These prices are way cheaper than the rest of the country, too.
Scallions and green onions same thing. We call them by both names
Funny watching you shop in our stores! Oh, BTW, the grapes were per pound... not $2.48 for the whole bag. You probably paid like $8 for that entire bag.
Also, for the most part we call "green onions" green onions. They are sometimes called scallions in recipes for some reason. However, I've never heard spring onions.
$101.85? That's pretty good actually. I thought you were on the way to over $200!
Enjoy your stay on the U.S. I've always wanted to go to England! Maybe someday.
Mashed potatoes with russet, eastern or the best Yukon gold
Thanks for the info Catherine! 👍
Welcome to America. You were in a Super Walmart!! 🎉 they are mega Walmarts with absolutely everything. I shop there .. yard home clothes!!
The small orange square on the Walmart shelf tag is usually the price per UNIT (per each, pound, ounce, etc). It's supposed to make price comparisons easier.
Thanks for the info! we'll keep that in mind next time we're in Walmart 👌🙂
I love how much more excited about the Pokémon cards your son was than the possibility of a guitar lol
Well in all fairness, they were going to take the guitar away later and they are not likely to do that with Pokemon cards...
@@scottmooredrakoedragon9891 He probably has a guitar at home, they just didn't want to have to ship/take it on the plane but want him to have a guitar while they are in the states. :) I suspect they got him a guitar somewhere else. He just really wanted those cards!
I absolutely love your video reactions! Your family dynamic is genuine and sweet. You have an incredible son, so patient and respectful; he has a kind heart and is very intelligent. I just subscribed to see what other gems you have. - Greg in Ohio
Walmart has two sides to enter from the grocery and the home and pharmacy entrance but sometimes you can enter thru the garden section also a holiday in the United States is Christmas, thanksgiving or Easter a trip is called a vacation
Yes please, would love a tour of the villa!!
ii wonder if they realize we also have Lidl and Aldi in the US too. if they want to keep comparing to UK Lidl prices, might as well make it apples to apples.
We knew the US had Aldi but didn't know about Lidl so thank you 🙂👌
@@FamilyFreedom There are a lot more Aldis here than Lidls. Not every area has a Lidl. We have two within 10 minutes of us where we live on the east coast in Virginia, but our daughter lives in the middle part of the country and they don't have a Lidl. (They do have Aldi.)
Great video! Just wanted to add, if you get any kind of veggies, you can get these thin plastic bag to put them in (free), they're usually all around the produce aisles.
Thank you for your kind words and thanks for the info! We'll look out for them, next time we're at Walmart 😄
Love your videos, every time I pop to the shop for something I think about your £30 budget for a weekly shop!
Love that!
$100.01 is pretty good for three people. I usually spend around $50.00 a week just for myself. 🙂 🇺🇲
Love your son’s “Cymru” t shirt. I’m from North Wales, but now live in Canada. So Cymru Am Byth 👍
Lidl and Aldi are private-label retailers. They do not sell brand-name products (at least not for the majority of their wares.) That is why they can offer their products at a cheaper price, as they are in effect, generic products. The baked beans that are eaten in the U.K. are actually the traditional recipe for Boston baked beans. There is also pork-&-bans, made with salt-pork or bacon. (And they are hardly "niche" in the U.S.) Heinz, the top-selling brand in the United Kingdom, is an American company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. By the way, traditional Mexican refried beans are made with "manteca," or lard. Look for fat-free or vegan/vegetarian.
Thanks so much for all of the helpful information! 👍
@@FamilyFreedom My pleasure. You are most welcome. Have continued happy travels.
Actually, the Lidls near us sell quite a few brand-name products, but the Aldis carry almost entirely their own brand. Completely different shopping experience from Aldi (more like a warehouse) than Lidl. I shop at both for different items.
I laughed every time she said "You can't leave them there for that."
Good to see you checking the ingredient labels. Especially on the good value brand. They've been sneaking in some very strange things into some of their items. Like fish (tilapia) in their maple syrup. 😵💫.
Great vid! Thanks for highlighting how you can in fact eat healthy here. I'm always surprised by how many people I meet overseas who think all we eat is American cheese and sugar bread.😅
Hey, thanks for your comment 😊
We've found it very easy to eat healthy here, and have felt great. I think in the end it comes down to the person choices we choose to make 👍
You actually got a great haul. Have fun!
Thank you so much Amy 🤗
Katie I was shopping saw a top on discount thought of you and said you can’t let for that price. So I brought it.
As Orlando is a resort town and popular vacation destination the prices are probably fairly high even for Walmart.
Next time y'all go to get a watermelon, look for one with a yellow spot where it was sitting on the ground in the field. They're usually sweeter and more flavorful
Organic is expensive here where I live in the Midwest.
How about visiting Farmer's Markets? Granted, these are not technically stores, but if you are looking for good, fresh, non- chemically treated food these should be a must on your next outing. There are organic farms in FL which also have their own farm store. A haven for foodies. Enjoy your trip to the USA!
Like the fact that you work together!😊
It's a team effort Susan! 😃
there are 2 different walmarts. 1 is just walmart the other is walmart supercenter. if it dos not say walmart supercenter than you went to the small one
Most prepackaged food is marked in grams and imperial units
Hope you’re all having an incredible holiday, hope you’re enjoying Disney World too:)) I’d love to see what the villa is like 🩷💙xx
Love watching this video. That little wooden "surfboard" is actually a skimboard. It doesn't float and typically used to skim across shallow water
As far as scallons, that word in my experience is only encountered on sit down restaurant menus. I almost never hear or see that word in any other situation.
Yes I would love to see the villa🎉🎉
How was Orlando, Florida?
It’s awesome! We love it here 🇺🇸💙🇺🇸
I love ur vids they have helped me massively with my mental health. Can’t wait for more to come ❤
We're glad to hear that 🙏
Hi, Family Freedom, I have been to Walmart in Orlando, it's massive! Great choice to get your groceries from. 👍
Bob and Katie, what brings you to the United States of America?
Hey Dennis, thanks for your question 😊
We LOVE the USA and it's people, and we really wanted to give our youngest son (and ourselves of course) a fun holiday in Orlando 👍
Seasoned fries are the best.. Or the arbyies.. Put them in the air fryer for a good toasting.. really delicious due to seasoning.
Sounds great! 😋
Most food packages have the metric measurements on them right after the imperial ones. So they will say something like 6 oz/170.1 grams. We don't use the metric system but most of our stuff still has them or is converted from them (lots of technical and scientific things use metric and are converted to imperial before they go to the general public). And we also do in some cases use the metric system directly. In the case of food we buy soda in liters and for guns (ironically) we often use millimeter when measuring the caliber of the barrel/round.
According to my sons who work at WM, the groceries are to bring in customers to buy everything else thats general merchandise, but they essentially break even on the food
Wow! Thanks for the info. That makes sense as Walmart do so much more than food 😊
$101 is great for all that food. Would love to see a tour of the villa.
The same food in Oklahoma, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina and other states would be about $80-85. (Except we don't need to buy watermelon, we usually grow them, or someone we know does.)
@@jstringfellow1961we live in Wilmington, NC a tourist area. So in our area $101 would be a great price for all that food. We also were recently in Orlando, the last week of April and the first week of May, so the price they paid was actually quite good.
Yes for the tour
Good to see varied food ,suppose shops bigger over there 😊
Just binge watched your videos and now I can’t stop watching
We appreciate you watching the videos Joshua 🙏😊
A $101 for fresh produce, organic, and vegetarian food in Florida?!?! Wow! I live in rural northwest Oklahoma and going to my nearest Walmart it’d cost me even more than that. I’ve visited friends and family in Florida, but they live in different parts of the state. Maybe because Disney World and Universal, etc, are nearby the Walmart you went to is busy enough that it can keep those foods at a lower price than out here where I live. I definitely think you must have found some good buys on items as well. It’s not hard to do at Walmart (or maybe I think that because my mom is an employee and has been with the company for several decades now so I’m just used to shopping there).
Fun video! Thanks for sharing your experience! The villa looks really nice as well!
It’s got to be the rural location. Those prices are near identical to okc. My son lives west-central and does his shopping when he comes to visit because it’s so much cheaper.
I remember when America was so cheap for food and drinks and to eat out but like everything prices go up like they have here in the uk
Over the past 3 years prices have really shot up, and they're still going up.
Great video guys. Really interesting to see a US supermarket. Would love to share as much of your holiday that you are willing to. But don't have all work and no play. ❤
Thanks Lindsay. It's an absolute pleasure to be able share our holiday and lives with you, and for it to br so gratefully received 🙏😊👌
Hi ALL, I've been looking for would to SEEING WHAT you get up to . When your on holiday You have to have a treet sometimes . No poregeots for brekferst ? It's all WAYS GOOD to see round other places .Take care and all the best. 😄😄😊👍👍👍
How fun... I'm going to subscribe. Especially like JoJo😇,.. great video
Loved this shopping vlog, great to see Walmart, Enjoy your holiday x 1:13
Thank you 🤗
My Mother would go to Publix (she lived in Orlando)
Thanks for the suggestions 👍😊
Amazing video thanks for sharing hope you are having a nice time 😊
would love to see a tour of your villa xx
I think you will find fresh foods are cheaper in the UK but junk foods and Large corporate brands will be way cheaper in the US. Best bang for buck as far as quality/cost is going to be ALDI or LIDL ( which are in the US although GERMAN owned ). If you are going to get the INSTANT-POT get the NINJA FOODI with single lid instead, 701 I think, You wont be sorry I have several of both.
Thanks so much for all of your helpful tips! We really appreciate it 👍
I highly suggest you visit Washington, DC and see how America began and how we became the nation we are. Cheerio.
Thank you so much for the suggestion John! Washington DC sounds amazing, we love learning about the history of different countries 💙🇺🇸
Great video guys I hope you are having a nice time in the USA 🇺🇸
We are having a great time here thank you John 🤗
Hope the weather stays good for yous. Have a lovely time.
Thanks Fiona, we hope so too as it has been lovely so far ☀️😊
Never clicked on a video this fast this is the video I have been waiting for this challenge should be interesting and comparing the prices. Hope you enjoyed shopping at Walmart.🤗💚
Hope you enjoyed it Chloe!
I enjoyed every bit of it. 💚💚💚
Have a lovely time guys, this looks amazing ❤🎉
Thank you so much Susie 💚🤗💚
Walmart is a grocery store / clothing store but I wouldn't say Walmart is our biggest grocery store because it is not I live in Texas so our biggest grocery store that just sells nothing but groceries is H-E-B or Kroger
wait, "biggest supermarket" ? The Walmart I go to, the grocery section is maybe only 10-20% of the place. A normal supermarket is much larger am I right? But yes it's fun to visit a Walmart.
We tend to shop at Publix when in Florida
Thanks for letting us know Holly. We may go there now 👍
In the south a "shopping cart" is known as a buggy. We call em buggies. 😅😅
That's cool! Thanks for letting us know 👍😊
Haven't been to the US since 2019 but we would easily spend around $300 in Walmart 🫤 family of 6 though
Welcome to Orlando fam 😍
If you want to know the better deals you want to look at the price in the red box. It breaks the price down to a smaller weight.
Thanks for the tip!
The usa has corn, sweet corn, super sweet co4n, and creamed corn
Looking at the thrift shops would be good they seem so different when I see videos etc about them especially goodwill
One of my life goals is to go to Walmart 🤣 hopefully me and my hubby are off to America in a few years. Great vlog guys 🤘 x
We hope you get to go! ✈️🇺🇸
You guys should go at 11pm and youll have yourself a little show 🙂
Tour please, I've only stayed in hotels whenever I've been to Orlando would loved to have stayed in a villa. Xx
Hey Kathy, we're the same - this is our first time in a villa opposed to the hotels we stayed in before, so we're excited to share this place with you soon 😊
We have different kinds of cucumbers. The kind you bought which is longer, darker, and wrapped in plastic, we call English Cucumbers. The regular ones mainly used for salads, we just call cucumbers or slicing cucumbers. They have waxy skin. Do you have different names for the types of cucumbers?
Hey Brad, thanks for the info 👍🥒
Generally in England, we just have cucumbers, with the only variations being size or organic
Hi family freedom hope you are well and having a good day! Interesting video compared to UK shops! Especially the sweet corn and peas.
Take care
Just keep rising 💚🌻🌿
Hey Lana, thanks for your comment 😊
We're happy that you found this interesting, and we look forward to visiting many more places in the US with you guys 👍
Have a great day, just keep rising 💚🌻🌿
Get the garlic texas toast!! it's just garlic bread but so good... I forgot about it! Haven't seen it since I left Canada
the yellow tag reduced price is usually items close to expiration or older bakery items. So maybe not the best choice for bakery items
Good point! Thank you 🙏
Yes please to the tour
Coming up soon Susan! 👌
I totally want to see an ALDI trip... And Dollar Tree!!! Omg Katie will not want to leave anything there 😅
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Would love to,see around your villa please ❤
I'd love to see the house tour!
It appears from your video that in the UK you shop at Aldi and Lidl. We have that here, as well, and Aldi will beat Walmart prices any time - but Walmart has a lot more choices.
Hey, thanks for your comment 😊
We did visit the US Aldi whilst in Florida, and compared it to the UK store in this video ruclips.net/video/IeyH4M9xRNs/видео.htmlsi=AAakZAOLZHeb7U9M
@@FamilyFreedom LOVE your videos - so much fun to hear your comments as you visit various stores and compare. We lived in Belgium for 10 years and left a big piece of our hearts in Europe, including the UK where we have spent a lot of time.
I'm glad you had fun at Walmart .. lol... Its always the tourists that have fun at Walmart .. This is my first time watching your channel .. I enjoyed it and will watch more .. I just have one criticism and it might help you for your next shopping experience in the USA. What we do when we put an item in our cart, and later decide we do not want that item, we either return it to where we got it, or we bring it up to the register with us and tell the cashier that we changed our mind and no longer want that item. They will promptly have someone return it to its proper place, that way frozen bread doesn't end up in the regular bread isle and defrost which renders it unsellable. That is something maybe helpful for any tourist visiting the US or anywhere actually. It makes the store workers job easier and less write offs for food no longer sellable.
As long as you don't mistake Florida as representative of what the rest of our country is like. 😊
Each region, within each state, varies greatly from one another.
First time watching you, so I don't know how many other states or regions you've been to. ❤
Glad you're here! I was backpacking through the UK back in '88. Lots of people love to criticize us, without ever having even been to our country. 🌳🏔️🌅🏞️🏜️🌋
Basically stay in the red states unless you packed a tent ⛺️
Hey, thanks for your comment 😊
We appreciate your input as even though we've been to the USA across a few different states over the past 20 years and have seen how it can vary, we don't know it as well as a USA resident like yourself, so thanks again 👍
Additionally, we love the country and have no need to criticize. We like and embrace the differences and contrast between nations, and like to learn as we go! 😃
there were signs hanging that let people know were stuff was at
Hi sweeties loving the videos just a thought you could have made your own tortilla chips from the bag of 80 wraps that's all they are made of and then used the rest for the quesadillas xx
Yes, you are right, would like too, Hi how are you doing, don't mind me by coming by your comment section, thanks and nice to communicate with you as friends but where are you from?
ASDA at Trafford Centre was bigger than any Walmart I’ve seen.
Hope your enjoying yourselfs, love to have you here, love from Maine Lorna ❤
Thank you Lorna!
Wow it's so much more expensive than in California, but I guess that makes sense when you consider that California is the biggest agricultural producer in the US. My farmers market is even cheaper than most of that for organic produce.
That's interesting to hear Robert, thanks for sharing. We visited LA a few years ago and remember it being cheaper, so we we're wondering if it was a case of different prices in different locations, or just prices going up over time 😊
yes villa tour please
Thanks Sophie, we'll be doing a tour video for you soon 👍
organic is normally always going to be more expensive because it's extra work taking care in the fields also water melons are not weighed pretty much Walmart buys that that load and it all comes in that box that your son picked out from, you can't really weigh otherwise you will be there forever