Is food expensive here?? | #travel #arctic #svalbard

1. Polarbear protection wow

2. So what does grim protect himself from the polar bears with while you're shopping with the gun?

3. Yup same prices as the US!

4. It’s hilarious that you bought a cheese slicer: when we visited Norway in 2020 esch of the three holiday apartments we stayed at has two cheese slicers each, so we decided it was a mandatory tax in Norway. Every apartment needs two cheese slicers, along with your rifle and skis. Perhaps on Svalbard you‘re allowed to just have one.

5. Looks the same price as down here in Trondheim!

6. prices really didn't seem too bad given how remote you are.

7. Pasture raised eggs are 799, in Southern California.

8. Why cant you bring guns into the supermarket? You’re all walking around with them outside anyway so what’s the difference? Genuinely curious.

9. If you worry enough about polar bears to carry firearms, is it safe to leave Grim outside? Genuine question

10. This is most likely subsidized by governments, that's why it's affordable

11. If I need to carry a gun for polar bears, rest assured I'm not leaving my dog outside! 😳

12. Do you have any stock pantry? Like 3 months. I feel scared imagining if there's suddenly no stock on supermarket

13. Your eggs are cheaper than ours in New Zealand 😢 and there are literally chickens next door 😩

14. That is so much cheaper than here in New Zealand….

15. That is so much less expensive than where I live, $200 would get me less than half the items you got

16. Love that love you

17. Ok, CRISP BREAD. I will research which is the favorite on here, in the US… then buy it later today!! THANK YOU ALL FOR SHARING 🥳😘💕

18. GRIIIMMM!!! 😘😘😘

19. Your eggs are cheaper than at my Kroger

20. Our grocery shop usually costs £125 a week for 2 of us in UK and I felt that was more that I'd like to pay LOL. It used to be just under £100, but those days are gone now 🙁

21. I’ve loved Wasa “crackers” for as long as I can remember. I put some cream cheese on them, cucumber slices and started putting everything bagel seasoning on there when that became a thing 👌 10/10

22. Omg, cheaper than Switzerland. And a better selection.

23. Are there ever polar bears that come around outside the grocery store?

24. Atlanta, Ga here and it looks like normal prices here, very interesting!

25. Nope, Canada 🇨🇦 is very expensive. Your prices are very good.

26. De e roligt att lyssna på dej när du pratar så bra engelska å rätt som de är så dyker det upp ett helsvenskt ord rent uttalat. 😊. Och ja, maten e dyr nu. Inget vidare…

27. I thought it was more expensive! But it's not, ❤

28. Prices are comparable …the most I've paid for eggs in the last few months was 4.89 for 18.
    They are a little less now, they say it was chicken flu that kept prices up…
    You have a great selection🙋🏽‍♀️

29. I think here in NJ it's more expensive!

30. I live in California and actually I think your prices are very comparable to prices in the US! Some things you bought cost more here than Longyearbyen.

31. We live in a " Lower cost of living " area in the US and are prices are way higher. Eggs are $8 a dozen and still rising. Some people are paying over $12 a dozen on eggs in the states. An item that use to be fairly cheap. Prices rise almost weekly and have for years. It cost a fortune for us to get groceries.

32. None of what she bought was nutritious or good for the stomach 🤮🤮🤮🤮

33. Yeah, groceries are high as hell everywhere.

34. Mmmm I love wasa crackers! 😋 For some odd reason, I always thought it was a Canadian thing. Glad I am wrong though.

35. Many Danish word??

36. Lol! ❤

37. These prices are better than where i live. However, that's nothing new to me – it's always been that way.

    Love that everyone walks around walks around with firearms. Everyone is so responsible. 💖

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