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I'm in a suburb of Cologne right now. Looking on PicNic, an online grocery delivery service I see: Medium Eggs: €2.29 for a 10 pack (US$2.92/dozen) Whole HTT:
by stuporglue 4y ago
I'm in a suburb of Cologne right now. Looking on PicNic, an online grocery delivery service I see:
Medium Eggs: €2.29 for a 10 pack (US$2.92/dozen)
Whole HTT: (heat treated) box milk: €1.15/liter (US$4.46/gallon)
Gala Apples: €2.35/kilo (US$1.09/pound)
Unsalted Butter: €7.96/kg (US$3.69/pound)
I usually save a little bit by going to Aldi or another discount grocery, but this is very close to shelf price for the non-discount grocery stores.
- rootusrootus 4y agoFor comparison, at my local (Oregon) non-fancy (Kroger) grocery: - dozen large eggs, $2.89 - shelf stable box milk, $19.28 [0] - regular milk, $3.29/gal - gala apples, $1.99/lb - unsalted butter, $4.29/lb [0] Shelf stable milk is more of a specialty item here, not an everyday staple for most people. Evaporated milk is more common, still about $1.50/can (12 oz). I'm not familiar with the term HTT so maybe I'm misunderstanding. All our milk is pasteurized.
- samstave 4y agoYeah, almost all of those prices are lower than in the US.... I think a gallon of milk is about $4.99 or $5.99 (usually ~$1+ higher if we are picking 'organic' (which is a shady subject in-&-of itself)