Germany vs. Turkey market prices and market prices in Germany in this article, which is a continuation of my 2020 articles What to buy in Germany with 50 Euros I will try to answer your question. For this, we created a careful shopping list by trying to choose the basic nutrients that everyone buys at home, and we did the grocery shopping in Germany with 50 Euros. The results are very interesting, let’s see how you will find it
What to Buy in Germany with 50 Euros? Grocery Shopping in Germany with 50 Euro
We did the shopping at Aldi, a large chain store in Germany with a low-medium price scale.. You can think of its equivalent in Turkey as Bim and A101.. Since the food standards are high in Germany and the food inspections are high, Aldi’s products are of high quality.
For a family of 2, they can be bought from the market for 50 Euros in Germany for 1 week. – We created it over 10 days of kitchen needs. When shopping for 50 Euros in Germany, I have divided what we buy into categories below to make it easier to understand.
Fruits & Vegetables – 10 ,68 Euro
- The weight of a bunch of tomatoes is 1.39 Euros (we bought 1kg = 1.39 €)
- Cucumbers are 1.18 Euros per kilo (we 500 gr = 0.59 € )
- Onion is 0.99 Euros per kilo (we 1 kg = 0.99 €)
- Potato costs 1.49 Euros per kilo (we 1.06 kg = 1.59 €)
- Squash is 1.29 Euros per kilo (we 750 g = 0.96 €)
- Eggplant 2.07 Euro per kilo (we 1 kg = 2.07 €)
- Carrot 1.49 Euro per kilo (we 670 g = 1 €)
- Apple 1.72 Euro per kilo (we 750 g = 1.29 €)
- Bananas are 0.99 euros per kilo (we are 810 g = 0.80 €)
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Bread, Dairy Products and Breakfast Snacks – 19.06 Euro
- Bread 500g with sliced chia seeds 1.39 Euros (we bought 1 piece = 1.39€)
- Fat cheese 4.76 Euros per kilo (we bought 250 grams = 1.19 €) )
- Fresh cheddar cheese is 5.53 Euros (we 450 gr = 2.49 € )
- Black olives are 11.75 Euros per kilo (we 600 gr = 7.05 €)
- 1 liter semi-skimmed milk 0.71 Euro (we 1 piece = 0.71 €)
- 500 g full-fat yogurt 0.55 Euro (we 1 piece = 0.55 Euro) )
- Eggs of 10 € 1.69 (we have 1 piece of 10 = € 1.69)
- Glass of tea bags of 100 € 3.99 (we use 1 piece of tea) = 3.99 €)
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Meat and Poultry – 20,01 Euro
- Ked meat in Germany is 7.99 euros per kilo (we are 1.08 kg = 8.61 €)
- minced meat in Germany is 6.99 euros per kilo (we 1.13 kg = 6.79 € )
- Chicken in Germany is 3.99 Euro per kilo (we 1.16 kg = 4.61 €)
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We bought the fruits and vegetables listed above for 10,68 Euros out of 50 Euros.
Market in Germany When we do the shopping, I can pay this much with 10,68 Euros. We bought yve vegetables.
We bought bread, tea, milk and breakfast products for 19.06 Euros when we did grocery shopping in Germany. There is a different type of bread in our shopping, but for the white bread we know, I would like to specify the price of bread in Germany 49 cents as additional information.
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We spent a total of 19.06 Euros on bread, breakfast and dairy products.
Although we buy a kilo of cubed, ground beef and chicken each kilo because meat is cheap in Germany We paid 20.01 Euros for all of them.
We paid 20.01 for meat, chicken and minced meat.
All of our purchases totaled 49.75 Euros and we managed to stay within our 50 Euro limit.. As a result, we were able to make a balanced distribution as fruit and vegetables, breakfast & dairy products, meat and chicken products.. Thus, we have seen that each product can be purchased in quantities that will easily be enough for a family of 2 for a week.
We explained the details of this purchase in the Germany Market Prices video on our YouTube channel. , you can find below.
How market prices have changed in Germany and Turkey in the last two years You can read the German Market Prices in my 2020 article.
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