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 Description: In this video we’ll be finding out what you can buy with 50 Norwegian kroner by asking random strangers on the street, and also checking out some stores. First line is their spoken dialect, second line is the equivalent in Bokmål.

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Title: What Can You Buy With 50 Norwegian Kroner?
Caption: [Music] in this video we are going to find out what you can buy in norway with 50 norwegian [Music] this right here is a bill of 50 norwegian kirunet the word kruner means crowns norwegian krune uses the nok currency code and in norway we use the small letters kr as an abbreviation for kruner as of right now 50 kruner equals 5.6 u.s dollars 4.7 euros and 4.2 british pounds so now let&#39;s ask the people of tirangam norway what we can get with this 50 kroner bill and also we&#39;ll be checking out some stores [Music] norwegian grocery stores some of the chains we have are bimpidis kiwi and rama tend to be the cheapest and in this video we&#39;ll be checking out the prices in ariema store the bread seems to range from around 25 to 45 kroner the milk is about 20 kroner for a liter and 12 kroners for half a liter 25 kroners for 1.75 liters and butter is 40 kroners for half a kilogram the grain mix was 21 kroners is what we call toppings for slices of bread and bread rolls these two fridges here are filled entirely with poor leg some norwegians eat weird stuff from tubes like this shrimp cheese for 30 grown it and ham cheese for 29 kronet and we can&#39;t forget chicken cheese and bacon cheese both for 30 kroneck we got 200 grams of brie here for 41 kroners and 250 grams of sliced cheese for exactly 50 kroner there&#39;s a wide selection of sliced meat pour lag and they range from 20 to 40 kroners over here we got the good old norwegian levit poste priced at 14 krunet for 200 grams it seems most packs of meat are a bit over 50 crewnet although there was one item on sale a kilogram of smoked ham for only 39 kroners you can get a dozen eggs for 45 kroners and also an 18 pack for exactly 50 gruner we have some red apples for 40 kilometer kilogram and we got grapes in packages for 47 and 20 kroner the bananas are 20 grounded a kilogram a two pack of mango for 60 and some other ones for 12 kroner a piece norwegians love clementines in the winter and these ones are 40 kilometer a kilogram the comfort of me a program soccer team a head of cauliflower will set you back 25 cronet the same goes for the broccoli cabbage can be pretty cheap at times depending on the season the cheapest carrots are 20 grounded for a kilogram onion is 24 per kilo and a cucumber costs 20 kilone potatoes are 18 a kilogram sweet potato is more pricey at 42 per kilo and aubergine at 60 and zucchini at 50. one pack of fisky cocky was 30 kroner but you could buy two packs for 50 groner before the pasta we got some fresh pasta here for 15 and 27 kroners one kilogram of spaghetti for 29 kroners and 500 grams of tagliatelle for 40 kroners and while we&#39;re looking at italian food we can&#39;t forget the mighty frozen pizza which norwegians eat a lot of these ones cost between 40 and 55 kroners with 50 kroner you will just barely afford the cheapest extra virgin olive oil we have in this country the organic version being a bit more pricey at 60 crores somehow bars of around 200 grams and we can afford one with our 50 kroners as most of them cost about 40. do you come for smash puss too smash are these tasty chocolate covered bugles one bag of 200 grams cost 44 kilometers i checked out a shell and they did have an offer for chocolates but it was only two for 45. we can also afford their 100 gram burger a typical gas station menu looks like this much like the convenience stores they serve a lot of hot dogs and often have deals like this where you can choose two or three items for a certain price and here are the prices for a liter of gas is the pick and mix type of candy where you fill a bag with whatever you like it costs 15 kroner per hectogram and the bags of chips here ranged from 20 to 36 kilometers today example the sodas range from 15 to 25 great for small bottles and between 20 and 35 for larger bottles note that these prices come with a pump of two or three kroners on top of it which is a deposit that you pay for plastic bottles and canned beverages and that you get back when you recycle the container norwegians love their ice cream especially during the summer single ice creams go for between 15 and 33 granite at the grocery store and these containers of ice cream range from about 50 to 80 for gruner foreign you can just about buy two beers with 50 grounded if you buy the cheapest alcoholic bear that i found in the store at 23 crooner each there&#39;s some corona here for 38 kroner&#39;s a bottle and here&#39;s a guinness for 44 kirune note that the punt i explained earlier also applies to these so there&#39;s actually a two krunner fee on top of these prices we got a locally brewed ipa here for 30 kroner and some more for 32 kruner each monopoly is the government controlled liquor store chain of norway and the only place where you are able to buy bottled beverages with an alcohol percentage of 4.8 or higher we can&#39;t afford much in here with our fanti crunet as alcohol is heavily taxed but i still found some items and especially a few beers that we are able to afford boxes of wine cost a few hundred grenade bottles of gin go for about 400 bottles of whiskey are a bit more and vodkas are between 300 and 400 gruner the cheapest vodka was this one at 170 kroner for 35 centiliters at the grocery store you can get packs of four to eight bottled for 22 to 25 krune at the bakery they were 18 each or 20 for the one with chocolate uh and 7-eleven the prices of their coffee range from 20 to 30 gruner at this cafe the cheapest coffee was 27 kroner and the most expensive was 54. at the starbucks cafe the prices varied between 34 and 69. [Music] the starbucks cake slices were around sixty to sixty five kilo net at the drumedar cafe the slices were between 60 and 74 but were able to afford a brownie here at 44 kruner [Music] norway of course has mcdonald&#39;s and burger king and they can be quite popular here&#39;s a mcdonald&#39;s menu they keep the prices low by serving very small hamburgers with fifty kilometer we can afford three burgers or two cheeseburgers the big mac however is a bit over at fifty four kilometers here&#39;s the fast food menu at mix where we can afford half a grilled cheese sandwich or a hot dog checking out some kebab shops we can&#39;t really afford much as the cheapest kebabs are 100 kroner and blue sandwich sub for subway at the subway i couldn&#39;t find any sub of the day deal but their subs ranged from 49 to about a hundred kruner in price their competition however the norwegian chain big bite has a sub of the day deal at 29 crewnet and here is their menu dele deluca offers sandwiches for 66 grenade starbucks has a small sandwich for 45 and a larger one for 85. [Music] chiles the milkshake at mix was unfortunately a bit over 50 krunit but we can afford a softies for 35 and ice cream in a cone for between 32 and 49 depending on how many scoops you get narvissen also sells softis for thirty six kilonewt and big bite sells one for twenty like it&#39;s me crying or something from the groom and he&#39;s right i checked out two very affordable clothing stores and these are some of the lowest prices that i found cardigans for 100 button up shirts for 200 sweaters for 200. we can almost afford a tank top at 80 crewneck t-shirts for 150 and some other t-shirts for 100 and the cheapest pants i saw were three hundred krune foreign you can visit a moose farm with tay moose and if you&#39;re brave enough you can kiss one the entrance fee is 50 for kids and a hundred for adults it&#39;s american chef let&#39;s move that at the grocery store you can get personal hygiene products for around twenty to fifty kroner that was it for this video if you enjoyed this video and this type of content i highly recommend subscribing to simple norwegian [Music] you