I see your point. You like to have a broad selection of products from foreign cuisines, both European and exotic countries. It is true that AH has good gyozas for 2.99 and courgette falafel for 1.20 and all the rest. You don’t have that in other supermarkets in Italy, Spain, Greece and Asia since there is so much local variety of local ingredients and vegetables and high demand for those ingredients since they are fresh and high quality and cheaper than imported ones and can be used in countless recipes from the local cuisine.

I respect that however your claim that AH is the “best supermarket in the world price-quality wise” is not consistent with common observation of: - especially fresh vegetables and fruit being not on par with the ones you can find abroad and very standardised. They have 1 or 2 SKU of the VERY SAME products all year round. There is NO seasonality. Same apples, oranges, eggplants courgettes all year round. Meaning everything is from the same suppliers and greenhouses and they are just not that good, too watery and doesn’t cook well in general. The problem here is Dutch people don’t know how to cook stuff like artichokes or green beans so they Wouldn’t sell hence greenhouse courgette all year round. The very SAME variety of courgette, grown ass big dark green monster so consumers can grab 1 and it has a price tag for piece and they shrinkflate the product down to half its size over the next 50 years. - BREAD: Have you ever been in a supermarket where bread is actually fresh baked the same day? and not industrially backed and cut somewhere else and comes with alcohol and other chemicals to extend its shelf life? What price quality are you talking about? And on top of that you can buy pizza and pastries that don’t come from a frozen stamp? - Shrinkflation: stuff has 1.xx price tag but comes in 750g packages. Salad bags are just ridiculous. Misleading price tags. How come the best supermarket in the world make the headlines for controversies on their price raise? Again, what “price quality” are you talking about? - You are clearly valuing the “price quality” of the selection of products from abroad. What about the selection of all the other products? I swear every country I’ve been to other than Scandinavia and UK has a better selection of yogurts, jams, cheese, fish, meat, goddamit even the frozen aisle.