Comments by "SomewhereInRussia" (@SomewhereInRussia) on "Russian TYPICAL Supermarket Tour: Pyaterochka" video.

  1. Look at this house. Imagine if you need to buy 5 kilograms of ice cream and take it up to the 15th floor to your apartment? Perhaps you will buy 5 kg of potatoes or sugar. But ice cream? For what? Tomorrow you will pass here again and buy a different type of ice cream. After school, your children can also buy themselves a portion of ice cream and immediately have fun eating with friends.
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  2. ​ @janburn007  Of course there is an elevator to the 15th floor. But there are no elevators in Soviet five-story buildings. I live on the 4th floor of a 5-story building without an elevator. I have 6 sq.m. kitchen, I have a small refrigerator. But I have 10 supermarkets and food stores within a 500m radius from my house. Why should I store 5kg of ice cream at home? I can buy it near my house at any time, even on holidays at night. Children can also buy themselves ice cream when they go home from school. That's why I keep a maximum of 400 grams of ice cream at home. It's not so popular here to make ice cream cakes at home. I think ice cream is more of an impulse buy. If you want ice cream, you buy and eat it.
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  3. There is at least 2 different Mishka candies: "Mishka kosolapy" and "Mishka na Severe". You can see Mishka kosolapy candies by weight at 10:46 and a packed ones at 10:50.
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  4. Usually only that small refrigerator with expensive caviar is locked, but here even it is open. Perhaps due to cashier nearby. There are almost no Africans in Russia, so there is no smash and dash culture.
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  5. Yes, you can see it at 19:05. Bottles and cans Мистер Лис (Mister Fox).
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  6.  @TravellingwithRussell  Egg price depends on its size. С0 (extra) are biggest eggs, С1 are medium, С2 are small ones. I prefer big С0 fresh eggs (made not earlier than a week ago.)
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  7. А что там такого в этом Архангельском? Даже Пятерочка такая себе.
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