The other day I showed subscribers how much a loaf of bread costs in Germany, the reaction of readers was violent, so today we will run through in the Munich supermarket, let's see the prices for other goods, products, all the most basic things that we are used to taking in the Russian Federation.
Of course, I won’t be able to show the prices of the entire range, however, from the products for which I will announce the prices, you can conclude how much more expensive products are in Germany.
I won't delay too long – potatoes.
The price for a mesh weighing 2.5 kilograms is 2 euros or 170 rubles, although this one is selected, already washed and about the same size, so that you can find it cheaper, though it will not be so easy, usually in Germany everything is washed at once, packed, cut, and so on.
We go further, and then we have milk.
A liter box for 76 cents or 65 rubles is one of the most popular, but keep in mind that the photo shows a discounted price tag, usually 1 – 1.5 euros, about 80-100 rubles per liter of 3.5% fat.
Next on the list is chicken, or rather chicken legs.
A substrate weighing almost 1.5 kilograms for 3 euros or 270 rubles, again at a discount, usually costs a little more, about 300 rubles.
Wherever there is a chicken, there are eggs, let's go to them.
Usually 1-1.5 euros for a dozen, or 100-120 rubles for our currency
If you suddenly missed the last article, a loaf of bread costs about the same 1-1.5 euros, I already talked about this.
Oh yes! I think it's worth leaving here the average salary in Germany so that you can calculate whether it's expensive for them, with their salaries, the salary is 3900 euros in the country.
P.S. So that there are no questions, I am not campaigning to move here, but I am not saying that life here is a nightmare and it would be better to live in Russia, no, there are a lot of people who moved to Germany and stayed forever, a lot of those who returned to their homeland. To each his own and think with your own head. I just showed the prices for those who are curious.
What are your thoughts on this? What do you think? Write in the comments!