How much do groceries cost in Norway?!

as a norwegian, this is one of the most fascinating things to see (other people reacting to norwegian prices).

Not sure why I watched this, I`m Norwegian... I go to stores

Be aware that you legally cannot say "bread is bad for you" in Norway. 3/4 Norwegian meals are sliced bread with some kind of spread or topping.

I came over this video now 😅😁 As a norwegian, I can explain a few stuff: 1. First Price is Kiwi's "cheap brand", some of the stuff is good, some is not 😂 2. The bread is good for you 😁 most of the bread you find in Norway are wholegrain and without sugar 😊 the "cake" on the side says how many % wholegrain there is in it! 3. Urge came at the same time (I think even before) Surge and it is the same Soda! But after what I heard from Coca-Cola Company, is that Norway is the only country in the world that has this soda at this point!! 😁 4. If you are looking for butter for your bread, go for the ones that are in boxes 😊 As long as it doesn't say "margarin", you are good! Very late comment, but I hope you read it! 😁 Love your videos!

Kiwi is one of the cheapest stores in Norway

In Norway there are over 1 mill people that eat tacos every friday. And the total populations in Norway are about 5 milion. Edit: thx for the likes

as someone who works in a bakery, i was cringing so hard when he tried to get the bread in the bag haha

Sometimes I am annoyed how some tourists/americans assume things about europe, like the taco stuff, "it is not common to find taco seasoning so easily in europe" literally every mainstream grocery store in west europe as well als central europe and some eastern europe countries has this..

Ashley, not every bread is bad for you. American white sandwich bread, definetly bad. A whole grain bread, very easily found in Europe, is super healthy, with a lot of fiber. 😍😍

Tip for buying bread in Norway: on the front of the packet most of them have a circle split into four and some (or all) of the pieces will be coloured black. The more pieces that are coloured, the better the bread is for you. I tend to go for at least a 3.

The fact that they picked cooking butter is so unbelievably weird to me xD

I can see you've never been in Whole Foods or as it's known here in the US whole paycheck

I love grocery store hauls! I don't know why I find them so interesting, but I do. Would love to see more.

8:57 The bread bag trick. Just put the bread on the metal thing on the top. And thread the bag around the metal piece, then push the bread into the bag there. That's what it's there for. 9:27 Yep, bingo. ^^

i love when other youtubers whos not from norway reacts to things in norway its just so cool and makes me wanna watch more

I've lived here a year now so I'm pretty used to the prices now. But I'm going to be completely honest I find the pricing of fruit and vegetables to be really irresponsible. I doubt even well off people would be inclined to eat their 5-a-day here. I mean a cauliflower should not be more expensive than a pastry, come on!

Surge was originaly urge and launched in Norway but was sold as surge in America vs in Norway Sweden and Denmark where the original name was kept

First price is just the cheapest brand. That's what u live on when you're a student hahaha. Its usually not that bad either

9:00 as a norwegian, this literally hurt my eyes.

I as a Norwegian from Oslo living in Boston since I was 8 years old, I can say that this type of video is fascinating, I am fluent in Swedish and English and I love watching videos about the country I was born in. I love Norway