The Danes don’t call us Mountain Monkeys for nothing. Bananas to the people!
Olive_Lucky on
Ignoring the 6 apples for 70 kr
wintherz on
100 kr/kg, helt som det skal være.
HansFredrikS on
It’s one *banana*, Michael, *how much could* it *cost*? 10 dollars?
Aesop557 on
This looks really wrong written
sk4v3n on
Drug cartels are working hard to keep the price of the banana low!
Percolator2020 on
1/1000 chance that they are filled with coke as well.
Tehsillz on
the cocaine that was smuggled in with the banana crates make up for it
YanNord on
Is that 1.00 or 100 pr kg?
smellmywind on
100 bananer pr. kg?
Possible-You4332 on
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BasedJeffreyEpstein on
Yes, because of Denmarks newest kamelåså. 1L milk for 0.01 DKR
RiverWindandMud on
Last time I survived by only eating bananas I froze to death in winter because I had no house. When the ambulance worker revived me I promptly died again of a potassium overdose. Turns out you need more things in life than bananas.
MelbPTUser2024 on
Whilst most food is still more expensive in Norway than elsewhere, they don’t really vary the price seasonally much (except when there’s summer fruit that isn’t normally available in winter)?
For example, I was living in Trondheim between August 2023-February 2024 and tomatoes were consistently around 42-51kr per kg the whole 8 months I was there.
Whereas, here in Australia the prices fluctuate based on seasons (and flooding), and whilst they do get cheaper in summer like AU$4-5 per kg (or 26-33kr per kg) they have been **WORSE** than Norway since I got back to Australia in March 2024. Like, the prices of tomatoes have been consistently $8-11 (or about 52-73kr) per kg every month since March 2024 except for like 2 months over Australia’s summer (December-January 2024/25).
It’s insane how expensive food has become in Australia, and I was genuinely shocked to see prices go up 25-50% on most items between the time I left for Norway in August 2023 and the time I got back to Australia in March 2024.
Secure-Serve3384 on
Uten kokain ja!
mjsunsay on
those bananas are pretty ripe tomorrow the will be rotten and yea 69 kr for six appels are crazy
Julevo on
Fake news everyone knows that bananas is named guleböj in Norway.
MadBoyNL on
I was in norway last week, me and my wife where baffeled that 1 cucumber (augurk) was more expensive than a bunch of bananas
spideynowebby on
Ignoring the apples lmao
bvxzfdputwq on
Bunnpris har alltid masse lokketilbud.
0ut0fC0nTroll on
bruh, i paid in a bar 40€ for 2 beer and 1 cocktail 🥲
CelebrationProud8504 on
Bro i went to burger king and nearly got a heart attack. Crispy chicken 80 kroner. In denmark 20kr 🤣
Fine-Drummer8918 on
Shit crazy, unreal
omnibossk on
The bananas are chaff, the real income was the coke hidden beneath them.
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The Danes don’t call us Mountain Monkeys for nothing. Bananas to the people!
Ignoring the 6 apples for 70 kr
100 kr/kg, helt som det skal være.
It’s one *banana*, Michael, *how much could* it *cost*? 10 dollars?
This looks really wrong written
Drug cartels are working hard to keep the price of the banana low!
1/1000 chance that they are filled with coke as well.
the cocaine that was smuggled in with the banana crates make up for it
Is that 1.00 or 100 pr kg?
100 bananer pr. kg?
ØØØ ÆÆÆ ÆÆÆ
Yes, because of Denmarks newest kamelåså. 1L milk for 0.01 DKR
Last time I survived by only eating bananas I froze to death in winter because I had no house. When the ambulance worker revived me I promptly died again of a potassium overdose. Turns out you need more things in life than bananas.
Whilst most food is still more expensive in Norway than elsewhere, they don’t really vary the price seasonally much (except when there’s summer fruit that isn’t normally available in winter)?
For example, I was living in Trondheim between August 2023-February 2024 and tomatoes were consistently around 42-51kr per kg the whole 8 months I was there.
Whereas, here in Australia the prices fluctuate based on seasons (and flooding), and whilst they do get cheaper in summer like AU$4-5 per kg (or 26-33kr per kg) they have been **WORSE** than Norway since I got back to Australia in March 2024. Like, the prices of tomatoes have been consistently $8-11 (or about 52-73kr) per kg every month since March 2024 except for like 2 months over Australia’s summer (December-January 2024/25).
It’s insane how expensive food has become in Australia, and I was genuinely shocked to see prices go up 25-50% on most items between the time I left for Norway in August 2023 and the time I got back to Australia in March 2024.
Uten kokain ja!
those bananas are pretty ripe tomorrow the will be rotten and yea 69 kr for six appels are crazy
Fake news everyone knows that bananas is named guleböj in Norway.
I was in norway last week, me and my wife where baffeled that 1 cucumber (augurk) was more expensive than a bunch of bananas
Ignoring the apples lmao
Bunnpris har alltid masse lokketilbud.
bruh, i paid in a bar 40€ for 2 beer and 1 cocktail 🥲
Bro i went to burger king and nearly got a heart attack. Crispy chicken 80 kroner. In denmark 20kr 🤣
Shit crazy, unreal
The bananas are chaff, the real income was the coke hidden beneath them.