The price of petrol or gas differs a bit depending on where you buy it... This time I went to one of Olís gas stations, they are however not the cheapest ones. It is however cheaper if you pump the gas yourself and that is what I did:
Petrol (gas) unleaded 95 octane Ikr 180.30 per liter.
Now it's time for apples. I went to the Hagkaup supermarket for those since I sometimes find the fruits in the Bonus supermarket rather "depressing" - not so nice.
Jonagold apples 1 kg costs Ikr 197,-
Red small apples 1 kg costs Ikr 398
I bought some melons in the Hagkaup supermarket:
Casaba melon 1 kg costs Ikr 299,-
Galia melon 1 kg costs 599,-
Plums 1 kg cost Ikr 899,-
This time I went shopping in Hagkaup - one of the best known stores and supermarkets in Iceland - more expensive though than Bonus and admittedly more fun to shop there :-). What I can't find in the Bonus supermarket, I often buy in Hagkaup.
Palmolive Thermal SPA shower soap 250 ml costs Ikr 538,-
Palmolive Natural Shower Olive shower soap 250 ml costs Ikr 434,-
These milk products were bought in the Bónus supermarket:
Semi-skimmed milk, 1 liter costs Ikr 98,-
Bio yogurt muesli 180 gr costs Ikr 77,-
Yogurt with melon 180 gr costs Ikr 77,-
Yogurt with pears 500 ml costs Ikr 151,-
Icelandic skyr (KEA vanilla) 200 gr costs Ikr 117,-
Milk cheese 1 kg (26 % fat) costs Ikr 1296,-
From Bónus supermarket:
Minced meat (beef) 1 kg costs Ikr 1498
Chicken thighs 1 kg cost Ikr 776
Wiener snitzel 1 kg costs Ikr 1898
I mostly do my shopping in Bónus - a chain of supermarkets you'll find all over Iceland. You can be reasonably sure that there you'll get the best prices over all. You can study the locations of their shops if you like, especially if you are driving or travelling around Iceland.
Opening hours in Bónus are mostly as follows:
Monday - Thuesday: 12 - 18:30
Friday: 10 - 19:30
Saturday: 10 - 18
Sunday: 12 - 18
