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Hi guys trying to catch up on vlogs as we have been away cruising around the Greek islands with Virgin, where is the Walmart located we think we went in there in December but not certain, we are back over in November would love to catch up with you both again, ps we are visiting Las Vegas on another trip do you have any Vlogs on Vegas ? Keep safe Andy and Vonnie

Costco could save some money for you guys, could be a good vlog

I think expats think it’s expensive in Orlando compared to U.K. however I don’t think there’s much in it. Publix is pricey but so is Waitrose. The weather here is shocking. Had to call off a bike ride today as teaming it down and 12 degrees -was winter cold. Crazy. Give me Florida any day! Wages were suppressed in the U.K. for over a decade due to unlimited cheap imported Labour, but wages now going up and prices have risen.

A good way of saving money is to get an annual pass for six flags and then add on the annual food pass which is currently on offer at $129. You can then enjoy two meals every day for an entire year at your local six flags park. Although you may not live long enough to reap the full annual benefit.

So if I was in England and there was a Texas bar there is no way I would go into it same goes for English visiting Texas why would you go to a English PUB in Texas go to a real Texas Bar while in Texas just saying 🤷‍♂️

Wow!!!! Way cheaper than in Ontario Canada! (even with the exchange) Me and my family will be in Orlando for 3 weeks in August, can't wait to go grocery shopping, I'll actually save money on food. Also everything in Canada seems old and rotten, everything looks so fresh there!!!

I always think Orlando is expensive these days, visited in May ‘24 and things were expensive in Walmart, and McDonalds, 2 medium meals cost me $22, the same is £13 in the UK.

Really pricey there now. Travel bargains have disappeared! Enjoyed trolley cam!

This video made me so happy. I love looking around American supermarkets. Your citrus fruits etc are cheaper and so much bigger than here in the UK which makes sense as we dont have the sunshine. The selection of choice you have per food item is much bigger than we have. Cheers

What you have done is amazing. It's been a long slog. Thanks for sharing and letting us follow on ❤❤❤❤

Hi question for you not really shopping related,can you buy a one day Disney ticket for Hollywood studios/Epcot.tia

Hi. Which Walmart did you visit?

I'm watching the vlog and as a Yorkshire man a little voice in my head is shouting "How much"😂

Hi from sunny Scotland, when we visited America we always bought the Pepperidge Farm Sausalito cookies, and took lots home, I know they’re available on Amazon but at a shocking price. 🤗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I don't think its that much more expensive apart from the fruit. Our local Sainsbury's charges £3.80 for Bonne Mamon jam, and honey nut cornflakes are nearly £5.00. Id forgotten about the giant sized containers of juice etc over there, we used to buy Motts apple and loved it.

Wow, the cucumber and the bread really stood out for me! So expensive. Overall it didn’t strike me as hugely more expensive than the UK, but of course the quality of the food comparatively is questionable. I’ve read about the preservatives etc they use in food over there, and put it this way, I wouldn’t be buying supermarket chicken 😂. Always fun to see what’s available though. I’d be in there for hours, too much distraction with all that choice 😁

Expensive Bazza but worth it.. I have been retired here in Accrington for 3 weeks. I'm bored stiff..not stopped lashing it down for all of the 3 weeks. Yesterday it was hailstones. It's bloody June. Lol.. I'm thinking of moving abroad as this with the weather is massive. When we get older we all mostly get a bit of athreitis. It's 10x worse in bad weather.. But on a positive I do not miss work. 😅😅.. I'm just slightly bored. Even bought a ps5 last week.

Every Australian screamed NOOOOooo when you picked up the Fosters

Thanks for the interesting video. I can’t really tell how expensive the items are as I can’t tell the weight/volume of most of them. . But, $3 for 18 eggs and 84 cents for the blueberry pie seems very reasonable to me. Here in Singapore, the smallest, LOWEST quality eggs are $2.15 for 10.

Good vlog. Do you have a BJ's card or Costco card? They are more a bulk store but good for nonperishable items, meat, fresh veggies and fruits and a terrific bakery. Trader Joes prices are also good for fresh fruits (bananas 23cents) and veggies and special treats.Also Aldis has good prices.

Spot on. We been here in St Cloud FL now 2.5yrs from Wigan Lancs, we also noticed about a 20% increase. Crazy! We do most of our food shop at ALDI then Walmart then only Publix in an emergency! A while ago I got 1 x 4 pint milk 1 x 2% milk and another 1 x 1% milk. $14.00!!!! Great video thanks!

Strawberries 4 dollars, grapes 5 dollars, corn 3 dollars 50 for two, tomatoes 2,60, bananas 1,30 a pound, appels 1,50 a pound, carrots 3 dollars a pound, chicken filet 3.60 dollers for 200 grams. Shocked mainland Europe groceries are more expensive than in the UK

I only get my sandwich meat from the deli now. I know what you mean about the after taste in the prepackaged deli meat. I need to look for that yummy looking bread when I got to my Walmart on Sunday! I also recommend Bread in a Can. You can sometimes find it with the canned beans and chili. It’s delicious. Especially when you toast it and put a little butter on it!!

Just wondering how far out do you have to go to get a non tourist Walmart? Looked a lot nicer and calmer than the one we usually go to.

hi just watched your vlog ,you might think food is alot cheaper here in the UK but I beg to differ now.i was in asda.the other day and they wanted 8pounds for a box of fish fingers couldn't believe it ,the food over here has gone so expensive.

Visited the UK in 2022. Did a big shop in Tesco, which included liquor. Was amazed when the total was just over £100. Same kind of shop in the US would have been well over $200. Food price and quality is so much better in the UK.

I am blown away at the mega size of everything there!!!!

I’d say the prices are similar but slightly cheaper in Orlando. Working on $1.25 per £1 I think you guys are better off Enjoy your weekend

Not a great difference to us in the UK now. My weekly Tesco shop before Covid used to be about £60. Now for about the same amount it's roughly £100.

Bazza all I can hear when you are shopping is “fork handles” 🤣

We've been home a month now and we found that prices had gone way up since last summer. Did you use proper check out or normal, we dislike self check outs immensely. How about doing a "compare" shop at Publix, we like Publix because you still get served at the check out. How's retirement suiting you Bazza?

When we visited Florida back last august I thought the food in Walmart was expensive. Food back in the UK has gone up however it’s definitely cheaper here.

Love a Walmart walk around!! Do you think Americans would enjoy a tour of Tesco? 😇🤣

To the uk pound It’s expensive omg

Which Walmart is this one … I like going the none tourists ones because they sell the good halloween Christmas stuff… the turkey lake one doesn’t sell much of the seasonal

Very interesting watching you both shop in Walmart. I would say prices are quite reasonable compared to the UK. I shop in Sainburys who try and price match Aldi. Have you shopped in Costco? How do the prices compare with Walmart? Congratulations on your retirement.😊

Food prices have sky rocketed everywhere... though it seems very expensive there and though the choice in supermarkets here is excellent it seems a notch higher over there! Another great vlog guys 😊

150 dollars it's about 118 pounds

great video. How long have you guys lived in the states? I do find a few things more expensive then England, but mind you, I moved here 40 odd years ago LOL There's still a lot I miss in England.

I think I may pack more food in my suitcase for our upcoming trip to Orlando especially after seeing you take home a Frey Bentos pie in a long ago vlog.

Some of the prices weren't too bad for what u get Barry. The UK has went absolutely bonkers on prices for literally everything.

Very expensive in Florida now it was never that expensive until 5-6 years ago and then the prices went wild especially fruit

Cheaper there than here on the little island of Jersey that's for sure.

For fruit go to a fruit stand, fresh veggies etc

Some of the American stuff is more expensive, but they are bigger packets than we get , so it probably evens out by the time you do weekly shop

Would be interested in seeing an Aldi’s haul. This way we can see the prices (and quality) of meat and compare. Thanks.

Hi we live in N.Ireland and we have been numerous times to Florida and loved the shopping prices for food.But I think compared to here your prices are dearer than ours .You definitely still have more choice but what a change in prices .Would still love a Walmart here xo

When is the puppy coming and what breed?

Love your Walmart shop. Which one is it ? Definitely not as manic as the tourist area ones

yikes at those prices makes Marks & Spencer look like a discount store take care guys x