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User: Description: In this video, Ken Clay from the UK and Rachelle from Massachusetts will compare Grocery store prices between the US and the UK


Video by Ken Clay and Rachelle - Editing - Ken Clay


If you have been following our channel, you will know that this is a project that I started almost two years ago with my daughter, who is now 12, to help people learn English. While it is something we dearly enjoy, there are costs to creating this content. One of my followers suggested that I launch a Patreon account, so that if you feel grateful for what you are learning on our channel, you may buy us a cup of coffee ☕  or hot chocolate (hot chocolate for Kat, as she is 12 and maybe should not be drinking coffee). Thank you so much for watching and providing us feedback and encouraging comments 😊😄😁. Also, for our future Patreon sponsors, I will be adding a thank you at the end of the videos in the future with your names 😊


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Aquí en Dreaming English a mi hija de 10 años Kat y a mí nos gustaría compartir nuestra misión. Nuestro canal de Inglés es para todos de todas la edades. Enseñamos Inglés de una forma fácil y divertida, de manera natural, usando historias, juegos y más. Por favor ve este vídeo corto y dinos que opinas, compártelo con cualquier estudiante de Inglés que conozcas.


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Language: en
Title: Grocery Shopping  🛒- UK  🇬🇧 Vs. US. 🇺🇸 with Ken Clay from the UK
Caption: [Music] there&#39;s aubergine 60p and eggplant is 199 a pound courgettes that was a pound here is some zucchini what ken calls courgettes and this is six dollars and 11 cents per pound very expensive it&#39;s a big bag of peppers and they were two pounds 75 for one and a half kg here i have a bag of red peppers there are four of them and they are 2.99 a pound so we have beetroot 300 grams and that was remember rightly 50p so four beetroot here are some beets and what ken calls beetroot and they are two dollars and forty nine cents a pound as the yogurt greek style that is 89 p per carton here we have some whole greek yogurt and that ends up being a dollar ninety a pound so one dozen eggs they were 168 and um if i remember rightly in america you have to keep your eggs in the fridge yes ken that is correct we do refrigerate our eggs because apparently we wash them and these eggs are sold for 3.29 for a dozen little tins of macro 79p in brine all right for this macro it&#39;s sold for 2.29 for a package but the unit pricing in orange tells us that it&#39;s cents 8.37 pound so quite pricey i can&#39;t give you a u.s measurement because i know us measurements are different in terms of liquids but that&#39;s four pounds of milk one pound 15. here we have a half gallon of milk it is 3.98 a gallon or 199 for a half gallon potatoes big burger 2.5 kg so that&#39;s uh 2.2 pounds to the kilo so it&#39;s 4 5 pounds is 91p here is a bag of main white potatoes and they are three dollars and 49 cents a pound bag of clementines 600 grams and that was 99p are some california mandarins similar to clementines and they are 5.99 for a bag and that&#39;s a two pound bag
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