products worth ordering on marketplaces

Marketplaces not only free up time from shopping, but also offer pleasant discounts and a large selection of products.

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I buy dried fruits from Wildberries, because the proven vegetable warehouse is far from me. Ordering on the marketplace is much more convenient, and the price is no worse.

Although the first time I had to take it blindly. I wanted the dried fruits to be fresh, not candied, without mold or bugs of any kind. And then the favorites were found.

Most often I buy dried mangoes, dried apricots, pistachios, crispy peanuts, and cashews with spices from Wildberries. I order on marketplaces because the products there are fresher, better quality and cheaper than in stores and markets, in one and a half to two times.

For example, I take large pistachios, there are no empty ones – or there is a tiny amount of them. You still have to look for them in stores, even at a high price.

I order chocolate-covered Arabic dates on Yandex Market – they cost almost half as much there as in stores. I also buy specific spices and sauces – chimichurri, for example.

I buy dried fruits on marketplaces: dried peaches, mangoes, cranberries. I choose a seller based on reviews and, if I like the quality, I try to buy from him.

I stopped ordering nuts: more than once they arrived with food moths – pupae from which they then hatch – I had to shake out all the cabinets.

As soon as a package appeared at home – not a vacuum bag, with marketplace nuts – “butterflies” began to fly from the closet. This happened twice last year. The first time I just threw everything away, the second time I went to investigate – there were small holes in the bag of walnuts.

I buy sauces on marketplaces that are rarely available in stores near my home. For example, Worcestershire, fish, sriracha, balsamic cream, Chinese beans – with grandma on the label.

I recently tried delicious green salsa in a Mexican bar, instantly found it on Ozon and picked it up from the pick-up point the next day – very convenient.

Sometimes I find exotic items on marketplaces that I take for testing. Now I’ve put aside the pickled cactus, I’ve never heard of this, interesting!

I order balsamic sauce on marketplaces because it is not always available in stores. Well, sometimes it’s cheaper on Ozon.

Recently, in a fit of nostalgia, I impulsively bought a box of Kitkata. The minced meat, of course, cannot be scrolled back, but it made the current reality a little sweeter, so to speak.

When there is a promotion, I buy Toblerone chocolate – I don’t see such prices in stores near my house. I also take seeds for salad, Charmel marshmallows, and marshmallows.

I took apple meringues from the Belevskaya Pastille Manufactory – wonderful, but a little expensive for me. Now I buy fiber and replace vegetables with it for a couple of days after my heartburn gets worse.

I only take sweets with sugar substitutes – everything in the store is fructose, which is not allowed for diabetics. You can’t find substitutes on other places, but there are some on marketplaces. Everything else in stores is cheaper – at least the products that I looked at.

I take diabetic products because there are practically no such products in regular stores near my home, and there is little choice in hypermarkets. For example, sweets: chocolate bars and dragees mainly from “Snack factories“, sometimes jam without sugar, some mixtures – I don’t remember the names of the brands.

I buy Protein Rex protein bars from Ozon – they are cheaper than buying them individually in the store.

I order protein bars and protein from marketplaces. It turns out much cheaper, one and a half times.

I really like Mute tea. I take milk and raspberry oolong, but I recently discovered Matcha Premium – its taste is softer and more delicate. I cook using a cappuccino maker and it’s a delight.

I also order tea and tea supplements from Ozon “Sagan-dailya“from Ceremony – it’s simply a delicious, aromatic, invigorating drink. Ibid. I take dry cream and milk for cocoa and matcha from Concept of Taste. This is not the case in offline stores at all.

I take Lofbergs ground coffee, which is very good. I don’t drink myself, I took it for my husband on the recommendation of a colleague – now I order it all the time.

I buy unusual instant noodles from marketplaces: very spicy, self-brewed or tom yam flavored.

I order spicy Korean Samyang noodles – this is my big weakness.

The largest edible purchase on Wildberries is 50 pieces of Big Bon Discovery rice noodles with tom yam sauce. They didn’t sell anything less, just a box. Somewhere On marketplaces they are available individually, but the price is sky high.

Very much I love these noodles, but they have disappeared from everywhere. This box cost 3,600 rubles, but in terms of a piece, the noodles cost about that when they were sold at retail.

I bought it six months ago and don’t regret it: I still have almost half a box, but I haven’t found it on sale for a long time. I just went to the card for this product, people are constantly asking when there will be noodles – the seller just shrugs.

I buy gluten-free products: rice and corn flour, two packs per package – it turns out almost twice as cheap as in the store. Also sauces – soy and teriyaki, as well as baking mixes and coconut flakes in kilogram packs. Take rice cakes Dr. Corner, but they often arrive broken. In general, small wholesale is a good thing