What does grocery shopping in italy actually cost? We tested two budgets — €50 and €100 — at real Italian shops to give you the honest answer. This is the real cost of living in italy , one supermarket run at a time. We started with a €50 challenge: a traditional outdoor fresh market, a neighborhood bakery, and the budget supermarket chain Eurospin. Real local shopping. The way Italians actually do it. Then we switched to €100 at a larger supermarket in the coastal town of Termoli — going aisle by aisle for a full weekly shop. At the end, we put both hauls side by side for a full comparison. Same region. Different budgets. Completely different results — and the numbers will change how you think about what it costs to actually live here. If you're seriously thinking about moving to italy , planning to retire in italy, or living life as an expat in italy and wondering whether your budget is realistic — this is the most honest cost of food breakdown we've ever filmed. No sponsored content. No inflated prices. Two Australians, two budgets, one Italian town.💬 Which budget surprised you most — €50 or €100? Drop it in the comments.
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