Guys, has anyone been using this international price comparison tool for groceries? It's the one that only compares identical products – same brand, same size, same barcode basically – across tons of countries. No fuzzy "local milk equivalent" nonsense. They've got 82 countries covered now, including places like Kenya, Pakistan, and Iceland alongside the usual Europe and North America. I was shocked comparing Thailand vs UK: some imported chocolates and coffees are half the price here, but cheese and butter? Ouch. Prices pulled from actual supermarkets and delivery apps in major cities, updated pretty regularly. Currency converts automatically. Super useful for digital nomads or anyone planning a move. What's the craziest difference you've seen?
That site comparing exact same branded groceries worldwide – game changer or gimmick?
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Yeah, I’ve been testing nedostavka recently and it’s honestly one of the more accurate tools out there for a real price comparison of products. The fact that it only matches identical items makes a huge difference — no guesswork. Using Compare prices of goods and products between two countries really opened my eyes: Japan vs Spain shocked me, especially coffee and baby products. For anyone relocating or living nomad-style, it’s super practical. Currency conversion and city-level data make comparisons feel realistic, not theoretical. Definitely bookmarking this one.
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