I'm shocked.

[kotaro@kotaro.me]

I'm shocked. 🫨

Is it really true that the going rate for one apple in an Australian supermarket is 0.8 to 1.4 AUD?

That's pretty cheap.

[beatricejess@masto.bike]

@kotaro
Well here in France 1kg of organic apples is 3,99€ so I'll say that it's pretty expensive.

[beatricejess@masto.bike]

@kotaro https://www.chronodrive.com/pomme--pomme-juliet-bio-P123220

[gustavinobevilacqua@mastodon.cisti.org]

@beatricejess @kotaro

Here you can have a 2 kg bag for 2.19 €.

(www.lidl.it)

[kotaro@kotaro.me]

@beatricejess Sorry, but it seems this URL can't be opened from a Japanese IP address. It's probably because it's a quality local French shop, not a cheap supermarket like Carrefour.

How much are non-organic apples at Carrefour?

[kotaro@kotaro.me]

@GustavinoBevilacqua @beatricejess ChatGPT says there are reports that it was €2.99 even at Carrefour in France .

[s1m0n4@ohai.social]

@kotaro @beatricejess 2€/kg
https://www.carrefour.fr/s?q=Pommes

[kotaro@kotaro.me]

@s1m0n4 @beatricejess When converted to Japanese yen, one apple costs 53.42 yen. This means that, as expected, Japanese apples are sold for about four times the price of French apples .

[s1m0n4@ohai.social]

@GustavinoBevilacqua @beatricejess @kotaro il Lidl è un discount però. Se parliamo di Carrefour in Francia, va paragonato con la Coop in Italia. Sennò ti metto i prezzi di Aldi e Lidl anche per la Francia.

[gustavinobevilacqua@mastodon.cisti.org]

@s1m0n4 @beatricejess @kotaro

E chi ci va alla Coop?
È un posto da ricchi!