Food in Siberia. What I eat and what I buy.

Hello, Steemit! I invite you to a small trip from where you are. 

I'll move you to one of the cities of Siberia, to show you what you can eat here. This trip will be really short. I will help you to reveal only a small portion of food in this place.

Our destination is very similar to many other popular supermarkets. But our family chooses this place because of the big assortment and low prices. This is the supermarket Auchan in the shopping center Mega. 

In front of the Auchan is a large fair of Russian cuisine. They were able to display all the subtleties and variety of festive table in the house the Russian people.

The pictures show us pastries, bread, "sushki", pies and cakes. They also have meat dishes, soups, salads, honey, tea, dried fruits, vegetables, nuts and liqueurs.

Continue our journey to the entrance to the Holy of holies for grandmothers and lovers of wholesale purchases.

First, the organizers of Auchan suggest to get acquainted with household appliances, stationery, home utensils and household cleaning products. We don't go astray and continue to move to the food department. Looking at the delight of the son you can understand that he found a very valuable product for himself. Sweet corn sticks. Take them! :)

Interesting, but our family fills a large part of the food basket with raw vegetables and fruits. I'll show you what we take most often.

From canned products we often take green peas and corn. Sometimes we take the squash caviar, pickled cucumbers and pickled tomatoes.

The most popular cereals on our family table is buckwheat and basmati rice.

And this is new product for me! A great relief for the Housewives to have the stock of ready pastry. Pizza, pies, croissants. Cooking time is reduced twice. Recommend!

The procession ends near the benches with ice cream. A breath of inspiration for a tired customer.

With a full cart we are moving to the checkout. Our journey comes to an end.

How did you like this journey, guys? 

I will be very grateful for your support and comments! And wish you many other travels!

Yours sincerely, NatiChi.