Black tea, peanut butter, and pastries!

Bodega Aurerra had black tea, but it had bergamota in it, which when i looked it up was said to be a citrus fruit used in witchcraft to contol the minds of others!
Not surprising knowing the bodega is walmart!
I did find black tea, but the tea bags were 1/3 the size of what they are in the states and the price, 22p for 25 bags, was at least double the united snakes' price.
So, bring tea with you!
Green and various others, apple, pepperment, chamomile, etc are common.

Peanut butter is in tiny jars, outrageously expensive, as is real butter.
If you like no bake cookies bring the stuff with you.

Pastries are disappointing here, which may explain all the pretty smiles, less sugar means fewer cavities!

If its made by a corporation it will cost the same or more.
If its made in mexico, its cheaper.

If you are retired, you are silly to let the language stop you from living here, likely you can afford a tutor to come to your house to teach you spanish!
You can definately afford someone to cook and clean.
200usd a month will likely get you one.