Comments by "Jeni10" (@Jeni10) on "American Reacts to Discount Supermarket Tour in Australia" video.

  1.  @kristyfenn5216  Thanks! I’d never seen them on my trips to Perth, the last of which was in 2007.
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  2. Nando’s is originally from South Africa. Their products are readily available in Australia. Spudshed is only in WA. They have a website but if I send you the link, I’ll be unable to comment for 20 hours.
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  3. That’s a mall with a Spudshed inside. I’ve never heard of Spudshed supermarket, but it’s clearly not Australian owned, so it must be like Aldi. Cashews in Australia are expensive, around $18 per kilo. I don’t recognise many brands at all in this supermarket, the same in Aldi. Woolies also has free fruit for kids here in Sydney suburbs. I think that came from Jamie Oliver, along with the Odd fruit and vegies series. We have two avocado types, Hass, all year round, and Shepherd in a much shorter late summer, early autumn season, which don’t go brown while sitting on the dinner table!
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  4. Ian, chargrilled meats contain carcinogens because the juices from the meat drip down into the flames where they burn and become toxic, rise with the smoke and cling to the meat, so the longer you cook the meat, the more carcinogens the meat accumulates. BBQ on a cast iron hotplate, so much safer!
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  5. Reese is a surname, so Reese’s is the company name, (rees-ez) but Ive noticed some Americans saying “ree-sees”, which is incorrect pronunciation, especially when I double checked the US pronunciation of the company.
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