May 14, 2024

VIDEO: GGC – 24 – Van Kitchen: Trying Indian Food from the Discount Bin ($2.50)


Part 20 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After visiting L’Anse aux Meadows, on the northern peninsula of Newfoundland, we returned to the van to warm up and make some lunch. We decided to try some Sweet Potato and Pea Curry that we picked up a few days earlier… from the grocery store discount bin. It was only $2.50, so we weren’t sure what to expect.

28 thoughts on “VIDEO: GGC – 24 – Van Kitchen: Trying Indian Food from the Discount Bin ($2.50)

  1. There is that type, Kitchens of India, and another brand, Kohinoor, at Walmart that we really like. Easy to make and if you read the ingredient it has no additives. True, an Indian restaurant should make it better. Last time we went we spent over $80.00 for very small portions and no view like yours. Thanks for the video!

  2. We have a lot of good one pot meal – noodle dishes sold in the dollar stores here in the US. Throw a can of chicken or tuna and it makes a pretty good meal.
    I saw Twizzlers in the cabinet. I love Twizzlers.

  3. You made me laugh saying.  That "butter/margarine" is more "natural".  Would 100% natural mean more on a label than just natural?   Most people seem to think natural means something and I can't get anyone who say's something is natural to tell me what that means.    What was natural about it and what is food that is not natural?  I seriously don't know but I hear people say something is natural when it means nothing in reality.

  4. I randomly came across your channel at the beginning of your voyage and I can not thank you guys enough for your content. Nothing like seeing and hearing two happy optimistic people enjoying the beauty of the world after a long day. Keep up the good work and I sincerely hope that you get WAY more views and subscribers because I think a lot of people would enjoy/learn from your lifestyle.

  5. Every time we watch your videos we can't help but smile :). We have enjoyed tagging along on your journey. We would like to Thankyou for your services to our Great Country. Thankyou!

  6. happy you are back in Ontario; that tour bus when it unloads you both should hop out and pose and tell the tourist of your travels and offer to pose for 5 loons a pic after all they are tourists. thanks for converting the temp from c to f as in the lower colonies we don't do math very well or our english is just plain ole american. but we like you down here and all your videos!

  7. I remember the days when there was no microwave. We faired just fine. Ah!! How I long for those simple and MUCH happier days. The days when my children were little and jumping into the raked up leaves and walking to town for an ice cream was so much fun. You two are happy and that's wonderful. Enjoy your youth. It is very fleeting. So go and HAVE FUN:)

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