Difference in Supermarkets: Spanish Tourist in Sweden Shares Experience at Lidl, describing it as a stark contrast to Spanish grocery stores: "An entirely distinct shopping experience"
In the world of culinary exploration, Mario Baeza is making waves with his latest findings. Currently residing in Sweden, Baeza, a registered user on Instagram (@mario_baeza), has been sharing his gastronomic discoveries with his subscribers.
Recently, Baeza visited a Lidl franchise in Stockholm, and his latest video, comparing Lidl in Sweden and Spain, has garnered over 108,000 views in just two days. The video captures Baeza's surprise at finding an unusual item - a can of 'sustroΜmming', a fermented herring, in Lidl, Stockholm.
The bakery and pastry section in Lidl, Stockholm, offers a chocolate bomb with coconut flakes, while the sauces section presents a whole other world, with options like Caesar, tomato, kebab, chipotle, mango, and habanero. The prepared salads in Lidl, Stockholm, also have very different formats and cost around four euros.
Interestingly, cheese is consumed a lot in Lidl, Stockholm, with many options and large portions. However, Baeza noted the absence of thematic weeks, with remains of Greek, Asian, and Italian products, but no dedicated thematic week.
The article delves into the topic of shopping becoming more touristy in various countries. Baeza himself expresses this sentiment, stating, "Some people go to see monuments, I go to see supermarkets."
Everything in the frozen section of Lidl, Stockholm, is very similar to what is available in Spain. Yet, Baeza found various flavor sauces, including kebab and caviar-like tubes, that set the Swedish Lidl apart.
This intriguing exploration of Lidl, Stockholm, is only accessible for registered users. For those who are interested, it offers a unique perspective on the shopping experiences that can be found when travelling.
