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  1. WhileResponsible9595 on

    Even more wild? The current Lithuanian prices aren’t far off from where the German ones were about a year or two before the pandemic 😅

  2. BladeA320 on

    Jet germans keep crying about high grocery costs when they have some of the lowest in the eu

  3. Disastrous_404 on

    It was explained to me that there is a lot of competition between supermarkets here, REWE, LIDL, ALDI, Penny, Netto, Norma, Edeka and many more are usually just a few minutes away from each other. I live in walking distance to Four different Supermarkets.

  4. Independent_Bowl_680 on

    Leinöl seems somewhat of a nieche product. What about products that are more widely used, like butter?

  5. Some hand picked stuff is compared. Show meat prices. Cheese prices. Show prices from lidl / maxima not rimi. I am from Latvia. In latvian lidl the most I spent weekly was 60 EUR. Now in germany I sapnd 80-120 EUR in aldi every week.

  6. zeblekret on

    The situation is very similar in Croatia, where I am from. I compare the same products, even from the same stores (DM, Lidl) and the products in Croatia (that I know of, but probably more) are up to 70 % more expensive. It’s ridiculous and people should revolt, like I honestly don’t know how people survive.

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