MAGKANO ANG ONIONS AND GROCERIES IN AMERICA COMPARED TO THE PHILIPPINES

Good morning guys, okay Hopefully you guys have a wonderful day Tom's here. So I'm gonna go to the store really fast It's a lovely Tuesday morning, I believe the double-check. I don't think it's Wednesday But yeah, anyway, I got to go to the store I'm gonna go get a breakfast to cook and you guys been wanting to see that I've seen that in the comments So thank you everyone for leaving comments. We do read them Yes vegetables vegetables, I need to get these kids eating vegetables and healthier but we're doing what we can as There's nothing at the house there because we gave everything away. I threw everything away The last time we're here and then the renters didn't leave much So anyway, I go to the store right now. I'm gonna get some potatoes greens and Whatever. I'm gonna make a breakfast skillet. So that's the plan of attack make a breakfast skillet and feed it to the kids Let's go Mmm, okay. I just finished some McDonald's. I couldn't take it guys. I'm sorry I had to eat the breakfast here and I'm gonna eat a second breakfast when we get back So when American has a Filipina girl He doesn't want them to get Americanized, right? They're humble because they came from all this humble, you know Having food in their belly to happy. Here's lots more spoiled people I'm like crazy. I just let me cross two for five bucks you get Was that strawberries? I? Don't know if that's for the blackberries. You can get you get two packages of strawberries for 250 pesos So I get two of these right here for 250 pesos. That's not bad, right? That's pretty good. I don't know how much strawberries are in the Philippines But I don't think it that many for 250 pesos You see what I'm talking about? People get spoiled because they have everything at their fingertips. It's like grocery stores like this on everyday and corner It was chopped up Pineapple watermelon we got all the juices like fruit juices blended smoothies Have a vegetable mukbang For the kids. Here we go broccoli. That's what the kids need veggie You know, the cost of onions in the Philippines is insane Let's see how much onions are here or potatoes for here. I need one of these anyway Okay, here you go. Look at this guys 200 pesos per pound and there's two pounds in a kilo so 400 pesos per kilo Okay, here's our onions. We got 50 pesos per pound So if we had one kilo of these that would be 100 pesos 100 pesos for a kilo of onions and Then these are more expensive Than the yellow mediums. We've got the jumbos who are About two dollars fifty cents, which is come on brain turn on 125 pesos Yeah, 125 pesos per Pound so that's 250 pesos per kilo for these huge onions and These other onions are like Gosh, I'm gonna go there, but y'all can calculate it. See the size of these things. Yes, sweet potatoes down here One shot or onions that kids don't like onions. So what's going on with these potatoes? product of United States Here you go boom, if you just want a bag of potatoes you can get this for 175 pesos for a bag of potatoes 175 pesos for the bag a little more for these ones smaller potatoes Five bucks 250 pesos for this Two hundred fifty pesos, I'll grab this 250 pesos for these Even though this is a better deal It's way better if it do but I don't think we're gonna be able to eat all these. I Just need a little bit. So we'll just get them more expensive ones Here's a hundred a hundred Three dollars 150 150 pesos for these little guys baby red Potatoes potato potato potatoes 150 pesos for this onion These are onions for 150 pesos 150 pesos you can get this many onions guys and They're fat Last you a long time You know for 150 pesos that'll last you a month broccoli broccoli is so expensive in the Philippines and I can get this thing for Look how big these are I can get these for a Hundred pesos each 100 pesos Why does this say 349 though? For a grown five-pound bag Oh five pounds Which is two point five kilos for a hundred fifty pesos 170 pesos Jesus I'm getting good at calculating this aren't I? Alright guys, I got to get back to really shopping instead exploring Let's just one last thing look at all these onions We got kiwis pears one of these red pears Red what's that dragon fruit? dragon fruit and so on peaches plums, I Don't know what that other one is. Is that mango? Pineapples Mammy sapote. That's a neat We'll try that sometime Manzo bananas what that's not bananas mangoes the mangoes here Gamayra are One mango is 70 pesos The bangles are expensive here We got grapes All right. Last one. Okay guys, this is I can do this all day Grapes 170 pesos per bag 170 pesos. It's usually like 300 pesos almost sometimes they're 280 Right in the Philippines like 200 pesos. That's 150 I guess they're a little bit cheaper We got raspberries. That's super hard to find the Philippines 250 pesos Two of these for five bucks. Can't beat that I'm just getting one bell pepper One bell pepper. I don't even know how much this is gonna be. We'll see Corona guys, Corona's here Marinated ready to cook gosh Dakhan mga koan, how do you say meat? I forgot the word. Yeah, but anyway, there's lots of meat That's like so clean crazy Here's the pork Got pork bonus chops which is about 600 pesos seven 650 pesos for those chops these are about 550 to 600 pesos for these guys pork loin And then we got our poultry You can get this 250 pesos for one two, three four chicken here might be a little more expensive Right now with all the inflation Before it was even cheaper Okay This is what we need for the skillet Bacon, you know America has bacon guys Dakhan mga options I'm looking for the turkey or chicken Where we at? Here we go. Look at that uncured turkey Get this for about 400 pesos 400 pesos about I think or two for 500 But once we get to right to these for 500 pesos And you know America has cheese got lots and lots of cheese. I Need mozzarella or no shredded not mozzarella. I need a shredded cheddar Here we go. This one. That's what I need cheddar jack shredded cheddar and mozzarella jack cheeses And that's gonna be about 150 pesos So much cheese here Sharp cheddar all this cheddar. I think I was talking about another vlog. This is what I miss guys cheese, oh My gosh, look at all this coffee mate Look at all this coffee stuff all these coffee flavors. I miss Cold brew look at that. Boom. Look at all this coffee in big jugs Dakhan grab be Of course, we got all types of different milk almond milk. Look at that. I don't think I've ever even tried almond milk it's about 300 pesos for that and that's like crazy good Three for ten bucks three from 500. That's pretty good Here's the lactose intolerant milk It's really good to actually tasty. I tried it the other day And then here's the whole I usually get the red there's a whole fat it's about 250 pesos for a gallon Okay onward guys eggs Dakhan mana eat look eat look look. So I I peeked in Tommy Ching's freezer refrigerator and he has This one I think great a large brown eggs. It's about the same It's the same one. He got Cage free. Oh, we gotta get the cage free. Oh, these are cage free cool And boom, I think that's for breakfast. That'll work for several breakfasts to make a skillet Here's butter cream cheese. You name it guys This is what I missed options bread out the waz wheat raisin bran or raisin all kinds Whole But uh, finally out I spent a lot of time there Like I doubt the kids are even awake. So time to go pick this up