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UK vs US Food prices!

🕑 Added 2025-11-08 08:00:08 +0000 UTC

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Nothinghalo

It's funny watching this as I do the tesco's dot.com shopping. So I pick up the customers shopping for delivery. And this is like my morning at work lol

DJ Montrosity

A Sirloin Steak from Tesco is now £7.

Killermcknight

I (Taylor) would say the British way, just because I grew up watching The Great Mouse Detective (it’s one of my favorite movies 😄) and there’s a character there with that being his name and that’s how it’s pronounced. But the herb, definitely say the American way. Stephen said “probably basil (the American way) first, then someone would correct him and he’d try to pronounce it the correct way.

James Jackaman

Just curious, if someone's name is Basil, (my father's name) would you pronounce it the American way or the British way?

Tim Covill

Serious Colemans flashbacks Stephen?

Craig Jackson

She did a good job with this, I pay for Tesco ‘clubcard plus’ where we pay £8 per month but get 10% off 2 shops per month (max £40 discount) so if you use that to your advantage you can get £32 of free food for nothing. Plus I’m a typical Yorkshireman so like to stack those benefits by getting clubcard price products with the extra 10% too. We have a saying up here - if tha looks after the pennies, the pounds look after themselves. No truer words have ever been spoken 😊 thanks guys, great reaction

Adam G

Fillet Steak 🥩🇬🇧

Adam G

After all these years and only now at 40 does the line including 'filet mignon' from 'American pie' actually now make sense to me. 🇺🇲🥧

Adam G

$20 for some cheese 🧀😮 Whaaaaaaat! 🤑💸

Adam G

Who mouse 🐁?

Adam G

Our milk bottles are designed to fit in the door shelves in our fridges 👍

CONALL MCLAUGHLIN

It's Internet and phone plans where you guys pay insane amounts, you are getting properly ripped off over there! As an example I pay £13 a month for unlimited calls, messages and data

Jamie Derry

You think it's gonna be more real in the states? 😅

Jamie Derry

Yup Tesco clubcard is free, the catch is that clubcard prices are closer to what we should be charged, so anyone not using it are getting majorly ripped off

Jamie Derry

That clip is out on YouTube as a seperate clip from the stream 😅

ThetaSigmaTheOriginal

She did an even better one (in my opinion), between ALDI in the US and UK. If you guys want to check that out.

Emma Edwards

My son works there too. I enjoy his colleague discount 😉

James

Honey in supermarkets here isn't real honey, it's processed and infused with sugar in China then imported. For real honey in the UK you'd need to buy from independent sources.

Luke Gale9

I work for Tesco ,been there 5 years and it’s the first non self employed job I’ve had Pretty decent company to work for

Chris H

It's triggering me that she keeps calling the Clubcard prices "sale" prices.

Nick Jarrett

Cheapest bread here is up to 55p per 800g, standard cheap store own 75-80p 800g Clubcard prices are the "real" prices that match other stores, its just a gimmick to get you a loyalty card (and therefore more likely to continue shopping with them and feel like youre getting a good deal). Theres a channel 4 documentary that explains it all and compares basket to basket between supermarkets and youre really only saving about £2 vs another grocery shop, i think it was £32 instead of £34 and no clubcard it was £38 Milk goes in the fridge door, creamfields is actually tesco. Dozen tesco eggs £2.30 Our cows aren't fed growth enhancers/boosters. Dry mustard for cheese sauces and such. Tesco, asda, Morrisons, all rewards cards are free and yes basically 1 minute to sign up to it, so toothbrushes and toothpaste are actually cheaper in the UK and yeah, time of shop affects prices.

Emma Edwards

I shop at Tesco. That Creamfields brand is cheap and tastes cheap. The only thing I will buy is the cheese slices (like burger cheese). It’s like the budget alternative.

Emma Edwards

Regarding the bread, we’ve got bakeries all over the place. I’m not that far from the Warburtons bakery which is a well known brand. I’m also quite close to the McVities factory where they make hobnobs, digestives etc. I love driving past there, it smells amazing 🤤

Louise Miller

I’ve got the club cards, no it dosent cost anything, plus if you get your petrol at their garages you can use your points card, so when Christmas comes I get all my Christmas food on my different club cards so I hardly spend anything. I’ve got most of the club cards as I shop at all the supermarket pts throughout the year