90 lei (18,16 €) di spesa in un mercato rumeno.

Wow more than i Expected but damn that does look like some good fruit.

Those prumes are like twice the size as i find them here and those tomatoes so red.

Man these images give me instant nostalgia. I used to go to Romania every summer as a kid.

Guessing about $40 in the US

That’s very expensive

This is all natural from local community markets it looks great.

I paid $20 for two large heirloom tomatoes yesterday at a farmers market in the U.S.

Pepenele e urias :D.

Honestly in the Netherlands almost 20 for this would be expensive. It’d be around 14 in the grocery store and 10 at a market.

Even so I can’t compare the quality of Dutch agricultural products vs Romanian because I’ve never tasted the latter.

To be fair, I’d bet most of this is imported from other countries. Imported fruits and vegetables are always going to be relatively expensive.

living in RO btw and i dont find this to be a bargain. for real now, its 2 carrots, 9 potatoes, etc. in most shops, u’d get that 1kg of potatoes for around 1euro (i’d say less), the carrots+onion+garlic+cucumbers is also around 1-1.5 euros, the parsley can go up to 1-1.2 euros, the eggs are liek 3+ euros (bio i guess), plums are less than 2 euros. that makes the tomatoes (which are crazy expensive this year btw) + peppers + watermellons + homemade stuff around 10 euros.. dunno, imo its not smth i’d be willing to pay i guess … but the big tomato looks havenly tbh :))

Im Romanian. I doubt this. The bottle and jar look like something you could buy in a farmer’s market.

Huh, when I was in Romania last year I felt most foods cost about as much as in Germany. Wages are considerably lower though.