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Join Us in France Travel Podcast

Food Prices at French Grocery Stores, Episode 197

Join Us in France Travel Podcast

Annie Sargent

Places & Travel, Society & Culture, History

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Join Us in France Travel Podcast, Episode 197

On today’s episode, I answer a listener’s question. Jacquline is from South Africa and she asks about the prices of common items in France because with the exchange rate, she’s not sure how far her money will stretch, so, let’s talk about food prices at French grocery stores.

Cook with French Ingredients!

If you're going to be renting an apartment in France via AirB&B or any of the other apartment rental providers (see our episode on the Secrets to Finding an Apartment in Paris) and you'll have access to a kitchen, you can definitely have great food at a great price!

Get a Cheap Quick Meal

And even if you're going the hotel route, you probably don't need a full sit-down meal 3 times a day, right? Why not pickup some ready-made food at a corner grocery store? It will be cheaper than a restaurant, and a lot fast too.

Grab Inexpensive Gifts from France

And, listen. If you're looking for original and inexpensive gifts you can take back to your friends and family from France, you'll get lots of suggestions here!

Want to get adventurous and try some of those unusual French foods we discussed on Episode 193, Cornucopia of Bizarre French Foods? You can buy many of them at a French grocery store and live dangerously in France!

On today's episode you'll hear about French breakfast foods, candy, chocolates, cheeses, condiments, cookies, detergents and personal care, frozen foods, meats and cold cuts, produce, ready-made foods, strange French foods, bottled water, wines and Annie's favorite: YOGURTS!

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0:00.0

This is This is Join Us in France episode 197.

0:05.0

Bonjou, I'm Annie.

0:06.0

And join us in France is the podcast where we talk about France,

0:11.0

it's many quirks, it's history, it's language, and of course destinations in France

0:16.2

you want to learn about because hopefully you'll be visiting soon.

0:20.6

On today's episode, I answer a listener's question.

0:23.8

Jacqueline Durand is from South Africa.

0:27.3

I'm not sure how you say that name in English, Jacqueline Durand's maybe.

0:31.2

And she asks about the prices of common items in France because with

0:37.0

the exchange rate she's not sure how far her money will stretch so let's talk

0:42.3

about it if you're interested about budget and

0:47.6

visiting France you should also check out episode 141 Paris on a budget, and episode 75,

0:56.0

France on the cheap on bus transportation in France.

1:01.0

There are going to be a lot of photos of in France.

1:02.7

There are going to be a lot of photos of the many food items I'll be talking about in this

1:07.6

episode with their prices.

1:10.4

You can look them up by going to join us in France.com

1:13.8

forward slash 197 the number 197.

1:18.0

Join us in France is brought to you by Patreon supporters and addicted to France the small group tour company

1:25.1

for people who want to enjoy France to the fullest with zero stress. We have

1:30.8

upcoming tours for May 2018.

1:34.0

It's too late to sign up for any of them,

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