Yes, it is a lot of food, but I have only been to Aldi once since the pandemic started. Hence, I buy in bulk. It is also a good thing as we are in the busiest time of Hurricane season.
How can you not buy product such as these at the prices I am posting:
- Family size cereal $1.99
- Old fashioned oats $2.39
- 24 oz jar pasta sauce 85 cents
- Parmesan cheese 2.29
- soup 50 cents
- Peaches in extra lite syrup 89 cents
- Chili with beans 95 cents
- large canister raisins $2.89
- Regular size cereal $1.39
- Frozen Brussel sprouts $1,19
- 8 oz. Cheddar/Mozzarella cheese $1.69
- Large eggs $1
- Black Forest 1.lb ham or turkey $2.95
- Fresh mushrooms 99 cents
- Seedless grapes 99 cents lb.
- Yogurts 25 cents
- Indulgent Greek yogurt 32 oz. $3.49
I have missed a few items, but you get the idea. Being English, I love the German company Aldi, both in England, and here in the states. Excellent quality, and prices you can’t even beat in the Dollar store.
That reminds me. I need to buy fresh peaches. They sell them road-side (Colorado grown). They’re so tasty. I end up freezing a lot of them.
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We have Aldi’s here in California too. I’ll have to get over there for those good deals. 👍❤️
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I remember the first ever Aldi store we visited in West Drayton, back in the nineties I guess, it was all cardboard boxes on the floor! A lot has changed since then…
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I just can’t get into that store. They recently opened one here in Savannah. I like Whole Foods and Publix
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We don’t have an Aldi but we go to Lidl for some of their organic range: coffee, Prosecco, nuts, oils, beer. I also buy their frozen lobsters whenever I see them which sadly isn’t often enough.
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Nearly all of our grocery shopping for my wife and I had moved to Aldi. The prices are low, and the store isn’t too busy around 1:30 in the afternoon.
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Sounds wonderful. Hubby has only a few teeth so I have to let them get soft. Then they go moldy.
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Totally awesome.
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Yes, like that in England in the 80’s.
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The quality is just as good, and your bank account will love you.
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Have Lidl in England. I used to go for Dad.
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And the quality is great too.
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