Thursday, 23 February 2012

facts about norway , prices

My dear Readers !

Whwn you are shopping in Norway , everything seems overly expensive .
I mean it , is very truth .
Just some excample :

Ok is really depends where you are shopping .
There are loads of shops where you can shop food , because today i want to talk about food in Norway .The shop list is here :
Coop -is like in the UK , Coop-operated .
and here we stop because that is the only bigger shop what i know , i mean like tescos , or dunnes stores .
ok so they have everything what you want .
they have soft furnishing /electronics / clothing for men /women/ children/ luggage , toys , books , magazines , cards , kitchen equipment .

Food section the very same , but every country had differences even in food .
I used to buy to Padraig here that weetabix , here is about 27 NOK krone for 48 biscuits
that is about almost 4 euros .
i cant trully remember how much was cost in Ireland to be honest .
Ok basic food :

Milk :1 l milk is or 2 pints is cost 15 kr almost everywhere is in euro 2 euros .
so twice the price in Ireland .
Bread :you get the loafs , kneipp bread , wholewheat .
the own brand and only the half brown and the white is 6 NOK it is about 80 cents .
but if you want the very nice one , you can get ready to pay for it 4-5 euros too .
they have sliced breads , but is dear here , mostly people using them for toasting .
And they have the little bunns , you know this demi sandwich breads what you get in supervalue or in anywhere else as fresh bakeware .they are not that expensive , and they are frozen , or half baked .

Ok for now that 's it . I will come back for more imformation .

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