norway supermarket prices

Price Index: To calculate each city's Price Index value, we start by assigning a value of 100 to a central reference city (that happens to be Prague). No bias of course!We are coming to Norway in September we wound like to know how much money to bring with us many thanksIf you are just coming for a visit, I wouldn’t bring much cash (if any), you can just get cash from the ATM machines at the airport or pay with your bank cards.I know that I’m supposed to comment, but I have endlessly searched for this information… can anybody possibly help me? ahmed gusto 12/28/2015 at 3:12 am # Its no doubt that Norway is a … Candies in Norway can be expensive, esp cause of the sugar tax, but I’d recommend at least trying Freia milk chocolate, Stratos, and Kvikk Lunsj. Also yeah the chocolate is great!polse with lomper and potetsalat on!!!!!

I can order some right now! It's made using air-dried or salted whitefish and lye, giving it a gelatinous texture. I am myself a Swedish woman.Thanks Leelene! Pretty sure I pigged out on all of these things while living in Stavanger.Leverpostei !! Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Norway should cost around kr110 per person. Supermarkets and extreme costs have been the bane of my existance here but my paper is going to some of the execs here for some of the chains.

its taste is too good. I serve ørrefillet once a week - it's trout and it's delicious, especially when the skin is crisp. Coop has the best selection of fresh foods, but is slightly more expensive. If you're after fresh fish, some of the grocery stores will have a counter where you can ask to have fillets sliced from the large pieces.

By the way, you can buy beer (up to 4.75%) at any supermarket and at many mini-markets (until 20:00 each day), but for anything stronger you have to go to the state-run Vinmonopolet, which has limited hours. RHGood idea I’ll have to order some more! But after sampling some Norwegian chocolate (Freia milk chocolate is especially divine), I became addicted. I don’t see any fresh fruits and vegetables…is this the norm?Grøt ris or risengrøt doesn’t translate to paella, it’s literally porridge rice and rice porridge. i like it.Smash!!! Connecting to a culture by traveling the world's shops, markets and global recipes I know I'm not alone in my enjoyment of visiting foreign grocery stores and markets when I travel. I saw mixes for many Norwegian staples, like pancakes, waffles and hveteboller.Sorlands were recommended to me by locals, and although I didn’t bring any home we did pick some up for snacking on our road trip to Trollstigen, and I can confirm they are tasty.I didn’t bring home any packaged supermarket bakery goods, but I did eat fresh Norwegian bread every morning and sampled the skillingsbolle at a great bakery. As you would expect, I tried making this the other day - it translates to paella rice but is actually more of a Apologies for the blur but it wouldn't be a Norwegian supermarket post if I didn't show you the famous Once you've finished shopping it's time to head to the checkout counters. Kiwi on the other hand, is cheaper. Thanks for It was nice to find this because I’m going to Oslo this Saturday.I loved the hotdogs (Polse) pepperkake biscuits and skolebrot! Once the reference point has been established, the Price Index value of every other city in the database is calculated by … It’s very fun for someone from Norway to see what people from other countries finds interesting but the yellow tube with the name gulost next to the mustard (sennep) isn’t something we (at least all people I know) use on a hot dog. I have weaved my way through the same pitfalls and came to a lot of the same conclusions as you did.

May 10, 2010