The first time I was in the Traffic Light store and was surprised at the prices. There are no such low prices even on the market.
I often review various sweets. Recently, this is more and more expensive, as I've tried everything else. But it turned out that there is a shop full of sweets at impossibly low prices.
This store is Traffic Light. Before going there, I asked my readers on Instagram what it is worth and not worth buying from this store. The answers surprised me.
For the most part, people urged to refuse purchases in this store, which even more interested me. In the end, I could not resist and went to the Traffic Light. In my city it is not, so I had to drive 30 minutes by car to the nearest one.
The store is in the middle of nowhere, and on the way to it, I even managed to puncture a wheel in my car. And so that now the wheel for replacement, but that's another story. I still got to the store, let's show you how it looks.
From the outside, the store looks like a warehouse. Apart from the lonely sign “Traffic Light”, there are no more signs. There was indeed a warehouse inside. More precisely a store, but more like a warehouse.
Products are placed directly in boxes on the shelves, something is lying on pallets on the floor. The assortment is large enough, but I am primarily interested in sweets. After 30 minutes of wandering around, I picked up some random sweets and left. Let's show you what I bought.
Since there are many photos, scroll to the side to see everything. I indicated the cost in the description for each photo.
As a result, I had a lot of sweets from previously unknown manufacturers. Most of the industries are from distant regions of our country. It looks quite nothing until I studied the composition.
All products contain palm oil, which is hydrogenated, which means it is harmful to the body. But what surprised me the most was the nut mixture.
I did not expect to see anything other than nuts and dried fruits in the fruit-nut mixture. But I was wrong. There are dyes that can have a negative effect on children's attention and activity.
I didn't eat the sweets I bought. No, I didn't get too drunk, I just don't want to torture my body. The only thing I decided to eat was "Fitchie", but it tasted so-so. It's time to summarize.
The store interested me. It definitely has sweets to eat, but even more that isn't worth eating. While walking and studying the composition of the products, I came to the following conclusion. In VkusVilla, you can buy products without looking, in Pyaterochka and Dixie you need to look at the composition, and in the Traffic Light you need to take a magnifying glass and study the composition carefully.
I will definitely go to this store again to study the products more thoroughly.
Have you been to the traffic light, if so, what did you buy?