10 SHOPPING SECRETS Aldi Doesn't Want You to Know!
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- Aldi can be one of the BEST hidden gems to buy groceries at low prices... but they have a few tricks up their sleeve to make you spend more! Don't miss out on these Aldi shopping secrets - watch now!
I've been shopping at Aldi store for these items for years. People have been asking me for an aldi haul or aldi grocery haul and what things they should be specifically buying at Aldi US. This 10 Shopping Secrets Aldi video helps you find the best things aldi store and in aldi warehouse.
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In this video The Deal Guy is showing you what to buy at aldi and some of my favorite aldi tips and hacks to save money. This video should make you search aldi near me and aldi hours. You may have seen a video from the channel The List, so I hope you find this video just as informative and you learn some aldi secrets about the aldi checkout. Don't miss these 10 Aldi Shopping Secrets that they don't want you to know!
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📣everyone needs to try their sour dough bread toasted with butter😎yum
It's definitely not for everyone, but I asked for and was given two of the very large potato display boxes. I watch 10 grandchildren 6 days a week, so the boxes were perfect, stacked and well duct taped, to build them a little play house. We had a whole week of projects, painting it, making doors and windows, and the kids all had a great time.
@@okeydokey3120 that sounds like fun!!
I am not sure if it is still current but I believe that not long ago, Aldi had suspended their return policy due to COVID-19 concerns currently affecting the world (I forget how many weeks ago I saw this but it was posted in the Mount Dora Florida location when I noted it).
Their Applewood Breakfast sausage in the tube is better than every other breakfast sausage - even Jimmy Deans! Try it!
I'm an Aldi Manager and I'm loving all the Aldi fans in the comments 😁 Hello all you lovely people, we love you all ♥️
We love you guys... thank you
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Lol. Glad to see y’all are paying attention to these videos! Both for y’all to see where there might be an issue, but also how many great things you are doing, and how much we love our Aldis! Cut my grocery budget almost in half when I started my shopping at Aldis!! Then I shop bogos, and what I couldn’t get at Aldis, at WinnDixie!!
And probably laugh when Aldi managers give out BIG secrets. How to incite people buy more? Tell them this is more expensive than it is. Little lie goes long way
I try to give people my cart so they dont have to use their quarter.
They usually try but I say just pay it forward. It makes me feel good to try to help people😉
@@rms5993 ??????
If you want to bring your own disinfectant and wipe everything down when you are out of your house. And I mean EVERYTHING
Thats up to you
You are missing the point
Which is a little human kindness
Which is what I think we need a little more of now
Seriously??
I can you this. I have done this multiple times and NO ONE has turned me down and EVERYONE has said thank you.
True, this happened a lot before COVID-19 closed everyone off. Paying quarters forward was very pleasant.
Me too
Awesome! I have never gotten my quarter back. Always have given it to someone else.
I love doing that too
I recently learned about Aldi. I was surprised about needing a quarter to have a cart. Fortunately a shopper lend me one. I’m vegetarians, so bought all my fruits from them and got hooked. The quality of fruits was great. I love the fact that they allow their cashiers to sit while serving customers. That shows their caring about their employees.
Honestly, 10 yrs ago prior to becoming an exclusive ALDI shopper , I told my Mother that I just wasn’t interested in generic foods. BOY WAS I WRONG !! I only shop at Aldi now , no more Walmart . Friendly staff , clean store and the produce is the freshest available. Prices allow me to feed my family healthy meals within my budget. Thanks Aldi 😁
Aldi's will change the way you think about generic food or off bread food
Of my 2 Aldis, the closet one has poor quality veggies.
And the produce is almost entirely organic. I love the large selection of non GMO/organic food and grass fed beef.
@@461JacqueI agree! 😊
I SAVE LOTS MONEY AT ALDI, EUROPEAN STYLE SINCE I AM FRANCO AMERICAINE.
I don't buy the Aldi bags or bag/box my groceries in the Aldi store. I have Rubbermaid tubs in the back of my van. I just unload the groceries directly from the cart into my tubs. Then I take the loaded tubs inside the house to unload. I put the tubs back in the van right away so I don't forget them for next time. I can't take credit for this idea. I saw a lady doing this in the Aldi parking lot one day and determined that I must do it this way as well.
What a great idea! I'm sure they fit nice in your trunk but I have used plastic laundry baskets because I found them to be easier to carry! I have used them for regular groceries, just placed the bags into the baskets to make it easier to carry as I'm older, have a long sidewalk from my driveway to my door & would like to make the least number of trips back & forth!
We have some collapsible boxes from Costco called Instacrate they work great
That's what we use. Our family is huge perfect
I only buy the thin green bags when I need a “meat and poultry bag”, so I splurge and spend a dime. When I use them, especially for poultry, I spray the inside with Clorox and water solution and let it dry in my trunk then fold it and stuff it in the boxes. Iuse it until it needs to be replaced and I buy another! But I do splurge on the ALDIS FOLDING BOXES!! They are the best! Durable and hold a lot! I have been buying a couple every time they put out a new decor on the boxes. I like these much better that the squashable bags with the metal handles! They don’t fold as well, still bunch up and don’t stack. I use the boxes for all groceries, and when I’m done unload and putting away groceries, I fold all but one box and stack them inside the unfolded one! , so I have 5 or 6 boxes ready to go in my trunk next time in the space of one. and I can even “squash” the freezer bags from Aldis and I can stick a couple of y. those in With the folded boxes! And they work great for trios to, to corral small stuff and go between the grands in the back set for all their lose stuff! So many uses for these boxes! The Aldis ones are stronger that the Walmart ones, and I believe the military exchanges have good ones too.
I have milk crates.... My two oldest are teens now and can lift those a bit easier... They're nice and no killing trees😁💗
Hi guys Aldi manager here as well. I'd say PLEASE don't do #5 getting a plastic quarter or using a quarter attached to your keys...Ill explain why. Aldi's quarter cart system is set up to keep loose carts out of the parking lot but ALSO as part of the system that keeps our lines fast. As you are still unloading, we are already scanning and putting your items into a new cart. (Quarter already in the new cart) Then we take your empty cart and keep it movin. When you come with a cart attached to your specific key ring etc, we can't start scanning until you're 100% unloaded and give us that cart to put your items back into. It slows the line tremendously and it rude to others to make them wait extra. Thank you!
I was thinking the same thing. Also, I frequently will just exchange my quarter for someone else’s cart in the parking lot. Saves them a few steps. Also, if I can’t find a quarter I probably couldn’t find my “fake quarter” either.
Get a quarter holder keychain instead!
Anytime I didn’t have a quarter I just asked a cashier to borrow a cart and they gave it to me. No fake quarter needed
Generally, I was fine about the two-cart system, but during this pandemic and the upcoming flu season, I don’t want to have disinfect 2 carts.
@@cherylc.2286 I hear you! Now more than ever we have to be so aware of germs! All ALDI stores should be sanitizing each cart before it's passed off to you! If your local store isn't doing it I would definitely speak to the manager. I literally wipe each cart with a disinfectant wipe before loading the groceries. 🤗
As an Aldi employee, I can't stress enough to PLEASE refrain from using anything other than a genuine quarter to access a shopping cart. We've had so many people use keys, quarter duds, etc and they've caused our carts to get jammed. We end up having to pry out said item with pliers. Not only that but please keep in mind your groceries are being loaded into a different cart at check out than the one you came in with. So you'll be leaving your fake quarter with the next person in line OR you'll be holding up the line trying to get it back. Trust me, it is far less of a headache for everybody if you just keep a quarter handy. Whether it's in a car cupholder/coinholder or a quarter keeper keychain. If you don't have one ask to borrow a quarter from a cashier. They will be more than happy to lend you one. Just please use a REAL quarter. Your local Aldi employees will greatly thank you for it!😊
In the Netherlands ( and i think in the whole Europe ) Aldi provides Aldi plastic coins for the shoping carts .Best solution and we don't need to use coins .
Yes, yes be kind to others.
My husband always leaves his change to help others if needed to put into the cart. I wonder if the employee's share the the quarters my husband leaves for that purpose?
It's wild to me people do this. It's a quarter...and you get it back. 😕
Thank you. I agree on the German sausages
FYI: a lot of the laundry detergents are name brand just bottled in generic bottles. And I worked at a paper company toilet paper, paper towels napkins were all made there they just changed the press print and plastic wrappers. We made for Walmart, target, Aldi, Meijer, Kroger, Jewel, Piggly Wiggly, Save a lot, Food for less, and a bunch more I don’t remember. The generic detergent is the middle batch of soaps during a change over so the machines don’t stop. So when they are going from tide with Downey recipes to tide with bleach recipe, they put up generic bottles for change over then sell them to dollar stores or supermarkets as generic brands.
Keep a few quarters handy and when you see someone digging for their quarter, give them one of yours. . It will come back to you !!❤
I gave a mother a quarter when she looked a little lost holding other coins. I was mentally off that day, so when she handed me the 2 dimes and a nickel, I just took it. I really didn't intend to
I have a mint tin in my car with aldi quarters
I just leave mine in there every time.
We do that all the time… it’s just a small way of paying it forward. And when we see that people are through with their carts we go up give them a quarter and take their cart that way they don’t have to return the cart to get their quarter back… Love Aldi!!! ❤️
I like that tip
If we get a cart without the quarter, we leave the cart for someone else. Share the love.
Me too! pay it forward.
_I came across an random cart with quarter still residing and struggled to get with that mechanism linked to cart, eventually gave up and left it i guess it was destiny to aid other pleasant customers on there grand journey to the great aldi's 🧙♂️_ *(sorry about the extra roleplay idk why I'm like this)*
likewise 💜🤗
I do this. Pay forward.
Bullshit, lazy always wins....carts will end up miles away
I LOVE ALDI. I spent $56 at Aldi. I went onto my local grocery store's website and put the same items with comparable products into my cart. It would have been more than $80.
I’m an assistant store manager at Aldi! With the twice and nice return policy we only do the twice as nice if the customer mentions it and there has to be more then half of the product left, it can’t be an empty box. I have to disagree with our toilet paper products. They are actually pretty good. But as far as name brand products it costs more money to bring the product into store so it’s priced a little high since we don’t always carry that product. Now with the whole quarter situation, cashiers and myself included will sometime start an order in another cart we have near us at the register while the customer finishes unloading there’s. So they don’t always get “their quarter” back. I find it to be annoying when the customer tells me they have a “special quarter” in there. I bit my tongue all the time and refrain from telling them to just not use it then. So having a device isn’t always the better option here. Just ask the cashier for a quarter if you don’t have one. The ads online are the exact same ads in store. Prices vary by location because of what other stores are around that specific Aldi. Aldi cashiers have to meet a certain ring speed number or items per min each day. The faster they are the less time your in line and also makes the second cashier available to do something else instead of sitting on register. As far as mark downs go we really on mark down special buy items to clear product off the shelf and make room for something else. We can’t just mark down a regular item we always carry daily. If you find something an Aldi find item slightly damaged but still want to buy it we can give a certain dollar amount off as well. But only sb products. PLEASE TAKE BOXES!! I joke around that it’s one less box I have to crush later. Wednesdays are actually when prices change and yes items go on mark down. They are also one of the busiest days so come right when we open at 9am. A lot of are products do come straight from Germany shipped to the USA. Hope all of this new info helps
Whew!
Agree with you on all of this and say thanks for info I did not know. Especially the quarter deal. I am chauffeured since I don't drive at 79.
My son usually forgets "my" quarter, though remembers his, this is good to know--that we can ask for one. Thank you.
And Wednesday is "Fresh Meat Day."
This is great info. I love Aldi TP
Thank you for sharing. Very informative
I agree with the toilet tissue. Best game in town where I live. Also, recently and I know this is an old video but I got generic Flonase at my local Aldi, manufactured in Canada and Canada's products are the best for 6 bucks. I think one of your competitor's sells the generic for 11 bucks same size etc. Canada OTC medicine is the best, better than the US. Questionable where some of our products are made and I will not buy it unless it says place of manufacture not distributed by so read the labels. I refuse to take any drugs from certain countries as some are dirty to say the least. I have looked up their pharma plants and they are filthy. People not wearing shoes, leaks on the floor. Yes, I search these things out on the computer and dig enough you will find this out as well. We are a huge pharma employed family (Merck) I know their cleanliness is the best. Clean rooms, etc. I imagine some of these countries lack clean rooms during manufacturing process. Yuck. Start reading everything on labels.
When will Aldi start bringing low sodium products ie. spaghetti sauce, tuna fish, chicken broth, no sodium will work as well. Us boomers are aging fast and sodium is no longer acceptable. As a result, I have to shop multiple stores & I despise going elsewhere to shop. One stop shopping, I can't be the only one who can't have sodium for sure.
a good 80% of aldis food is name brand extras labled with the aldi brand. I was a security guard at one of the main office/warehouses.
My sister is a former Aldi manager, a few other disguised "name brand" Aldi products
Ketchup - usually Heinz or Hunts
Mustard - French's
Mayonnaise - Hellmans
Barbecue sauce - white bottle is Sweet Baby Ray's, & others are regional brands
Stock/Broth - Swansons
Salad dressing- Wish Bone & Kraft
Sugar - C & H
Flour - King Arthur/Gold Medal
There are a few others, but I can't recall
Thanks Jon!
I knew That Mayo was the same as Helmans. Great tips
👍That's great. I work in Food Manufacturing@corp level and product name is everything tho. only a wrapper is the difference.
@@jassh2610 I did also. it's great
Jon V Thanks for sharing!
Former ALDI manager here. Thoughts on the tips:
1: Spices don't have a ton of variety, but we have more spices during holiday seasons that you would use, so most of the time it's sufficient for my kitchen. They're super inexpensive!
2: The "Twice is Nice" guarantee is used with a mind-blowingly infrequency. I've only seen a couple people each month come back through the store to use it (even if they're in the store often). Seriously, you can use it even without your receipt if you bring the item back. It's awesome.
3: There are TONS of ALDI employees being super open and honest about their favorite products on social media and in-store. Don't be afraid to ask!
4. Yeah, TP is pretty meh. Worth paying a dollar to not waste gas going to Walmart though
5: DO NOT use personal cart quarters! If you do that, you hold up the line because we can't switch out your cart when you check out. Makes everyone cross.
6. Online specials aren't super helpful for me... Often in our store, our store manager would mark things down in our local store that you wouldn't know about unless you were physically there.
7: Same concept as number 6! You can ask about anything being marked down. Generally, we won't mark something down unless we have WAY too much of it in the back (which you can usually tell because the shelf is super full) or if it's going to go out of date soon. Pay close attention to meat and dairy dates for extra savings.
8. PLEASE take our boxes! Thanks. We love you!
9. ALDI stores either put out our huge markdowns and specials on Sunday or Wednesday depending on location. The markdowns happen before opening on Wednesday because that's the same time we put out ALDI finds. Wednesday mornings are busier, but you get the most opportunities.
10. Not a huge fan of German sausage personally, but our chips and cookies are pretty good for the price. It honestly depends on the region, and your specific location and store manager, but they're usually around most of the time during the day. Make a new friend and you'll find plenty of sweet deals, no lie!
Which country because also in Europe is different to USA
I'm a former 16 year long Aldi employee and I just wanted to say after leaving their company and refusing to shop there anymore your channel has brought me back around. They have a lot of great products if you know what your doing.
by shopping there 3-5 times, T5HATS when you "get it".
One thing I like at Aldis is their preserves--made with sugar, not corn syrup.
Pretty cheap jams at Aldis but they’re only a buck at Big Lots and they’re excellent.
Just ate my ALDI English Muffins with ALDI Strawberry Preserves! THE BEST!!!
@@RisingRemnant1 ummmm, sounds good. I just left Aldis with a line out the door waiting to go in, storm coming and all. They’d just put out fresh flowers so I got my own Valentine’s roses (hubby is disabled) and super fresh raspberries, umm umm. The other day they featured a multigrain bread that was soooo good I was going to pick up another loaf but you know how it goes with their super deals, none left. We have three Aldis in my little town of Morgantown, WV. I avoid Walmart as much as I can because they’ve run out most of the small stores and their stuff is mostly from you know where.
Thank you for letting me know! I will be purchasing here from now on.
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I’m telling you what. I have saved so much money shopping at Aldi. I’m on a fixed income and I can get almost everything I need there for the month and have enough left over for the few items I need to get and then some elsewhere. I mainly grew up in Germany. So it’s so nice to see and get some of the items I grew up with. Thank you for your videos and your enthusiasm. God Bless
I’m a big fan of Aldi as well. I’m a single mom with a 15 year old. My son and his friends really like the Clancy’s brand of chips and popcorn.
I also like the size of the store. It’s compact so I’m not walking for miles getting everything! I feel like the employees are extremely helpful, kind and curious.
I agree that the price/quality ratio is astonishing! When the pandemic hit, we had less money and Aldi’s was there for us making the difference. Best of all is their superior instacart delivery system which has worked like a charm and kept us safe and well-fed through the pandemic. Thank you!
How much cheaper are the prices?
I've been shopping Aldi this past year, I love the prices and selections and won't go back to name brand supermarkets unless I absolutely have to. Favorites so far are: vegetables (especially bagged cilantro), chicken broth, vacuumed packed chicken and beef, frozen berry varieties and the chocolate eclairs. Lastly, their checkout staff is amazing fast and usually very polite.
I’ve shopped at Aldi for the last 26 years. They’ve come a long way and I love that they’re expanding! 🎉 I especially like their ziplock bags, spices, produce and frozen Shepherds Pie (for my 84 year old father who loves it). Around Christmas time, they have all sorts of great deals. We like to buy the large box of assorted chocolates and give as nice gifts! 🎄 Very economical especially if you have many to buy for! Thank you so much for sharing!
I love their shepherd pie too.
Hmm, Shepard pie-- brand name please.
I’ve been shopping at Aldi since the cashiers had to memorize the prices!
@@judyfenske1429 There's only one kind, it's probably made for Aldi, and it appears in the stores for a very limited time in the fall. I always get a couple.
I work at aldi love it love y'all 😍 thanks for the lovely comments ❤️ and shoppers
I have shopped a Aldi for 40 years. I don’t remember them selling grocery bags or having bags at all back then. You either used their empty cartons or brought your own reusable grocery bags. Now I use my reusable bags no matter what store I’m in instead of having all those plastic bags go into a land fill.
About 40 years ago, where I shopped,you could buy paper or plastic bags if you didnt bring your own. Or use an empty box from the store for free. Some people did put the groceries from cart to trunk of vehicle
I have still yet to ever come across this store how weird.
@@Cornerstanding ...What state you live in?
My son and i are having a disagreement regarding "self-checkout". He LOVES it and i HATE it...i hope that Aldi realizes that not everyone is a fan... i am sure it's cheaper than paying an employee but your helpful staff is part of what makes Aldi great....along with EVERYTHING else about it!! Thank you!!!
Most Aldi‘s and our Aldi is not self check out. They have an employee that scans the groceries and All you have to do is bag them.
Yes Aldie saves money but I only recently returned to shop. And the store is an easy 5-10 minutes from my house. I literally drive past Aldie to go further to Kroger. I quit going years ago when they wouldn’t take credit cards, made me rent a cart, had no grocery bags, and no or few major brands. I was told a lot had changed so I have been going back.
And I’m so glad I did. But I wouldn’t have, if I still had to first go to the bank for cash. Love the Deal Guy.
helpful Aldi tip. Keep a quarter, under your floor mat in your car, use, retrieve, replace. My whole family knows where the quarter is, and they know Mom will kill them if it goes missing.
Great tip!
We’ve had arguments over my missing Aldi quarter! I keep at least one in the console.
🤣 I borrowed my mother's car once and went through a fast food drive thru. I used the quarter she had in her cup holder. After I returned her car that day, she called me to chew me out for using her "Aldi quarter!"
]I keep 2-3 quarters in the car. 1 in the coin holder, another in the glove compartment, and one in the armrest console. On several occasions, I've had to go to the backups. I don't have any other uses for quarters, actually.
This is me too!
I’m so cheap. Why would you pay $10 for something to fool the ALDI cart. Just keep quarters in your car lol. 🤣
I also keep one quarter in each outside section of my purse. 🍴
They do have the "quarter keeper" keychain which keeps a quarter handy on your keys. I think it costs like a dollar ish haha but if you have a system you don't need it.
We keep 1 quarter in that holder where an ashtray would be..... It lives there!
Whaaaatttt??
It's not so cheap, that thing is dumb.
Aldi employee here, you can typically also haggle a bit with Aldi Find items. Especially if its sat on the shelves for a while, we need that space so a lot of times you can get quite a bit taken off for really nice items. Had a guy save $40 on two sets of shelving that we had on the shelf for over a month. We had like 30 of them and they werent selling. They were really nice but they were $50. The dude literally just said to my manager "any chance you could knock a few bucks off that? $50 seems really high for some shelves" and my manager goes "actually yeah, and I really need to get rid of these things so I'll tell you what, I'll go $20 off each one you buy." Boom. My mind was blown, I'd managed a retail store before, I would NEVER have been allowed to do that. But Aldi is so much different and better than any other place I've worked.
Also the thing about the milk prices, idk if this is the case with Aldi outside of the US, but my store manager explained to me that we base our prices to be slightly lower than whatever Walmart has theirs set at, to stay competitive.
As a regular ALDI shopper, I look forward to the Christmas season as they always have Stollen from Germany. It's a German holiday delicacy and we enjoy it every year! Give it a try!
I’ve been shopping at Aldi for years! It used to be a great secret, but the secret got out! Lol one of the best things about Aldi is the fact that they don’t add artificial colors or flavors to any of their foods! So you are very safe buying all their products and you don’t have to read labels as closely! They have a lot of organic goods and every time I shop there, I jump for joy on how cheap it is!❤️
That only happened in the last 10 years, 15 years tops. Aldi used to be a poor person's grocery store, as everything was lower quality. I grew up on the lowest quality that they offered as a 5 year old kid in 1979. So stuff with high fructose corn syrup was big in their products from the time it was being used in the 80's, up until the 2000's. My mom mainly went to Aldi, when money was tight, and tried to get most of the groceries from there. Half the time, I had to settle for their cereal, because it was cheaper, and not all of it was great in the 80's. Their versions of Rice Crispies, and Chex were the only edible cereals to me, and maybe their version of Wheaties and frosted flakes. Even today, I still don't trust their fresh meat, as it still doesn't taste good in my opinion. I'll stick with Food 4 Less, owned by Kroger, and local chain Strack and Van Til, and Meijer.
You better start looking at the labels. It used to be true but not any longer. It is so disappointing.
@@sherriew3448 Yes-i bought some meatballs and found out they were full of unhealthy sdditives
There was a girl I knew swore about Tesco's
I said get yourself to aldi's it's cheaper
she shops there all the time now
Noticed some can goods are from China.
Chocolate at Christmas time, from Germany 🎄
I eat their chocolate almost every WEEEEK!!! Moser Roth is the bomb
Terraced, the chocolate is off the bomb. I have to buy several bars of the chocolate with almonds, my husband and I fight over it.😂😂🤣
And beautiful Speciality brand German chocolate designer cookies!
I go there just for the German products, I just wish there was more and I do love the German chocolate!
I like the sauerkraut.
I like the idea of the large UPC codes so the product can be scanned at a faster pace. Checking out at Aldi goes so much quicker than ALL other grocery stores.
They put upc codes on all sides of the package to ease/speed check out.
I only wish that my local Aldi would staff the registers better. It’s rare to have more than two working at one time, and usually have only one.
I was stationed in Germany for the military many years ago and found Aldi's one of the best places to shop for grocery needs. When I was reassigned back to the states, I never shopped at one. After seeing this video, I am going to hit them up this Wednesday!!!
My daughter is vegan and Aldi's has stepped up on their vegan and vegetarian selections. Their vegan Earth Grown brand has a nice variety. She loves their asian and quinoa veggie burgers and veggie chicken tenders. Great in the air fryer with some teriyaki sauce.😋
I also coupon so I never pay for toothpaste or toothbrushes.
I'm not vegan, but I sure like to try different foods. Veggie chicken tenders soundd so good.thx for sharing
Not sure which country you’re in but I’m vegan too in England and lots of their toiletries and cleaning products are vegan even though it doesn’t say on packaging . Look it up on Aldi website and search vegan items they have. 👍🏻
Im a vegan and work in one of the Australian stores, I've been seeing so many new vegan products coming out recently its amazing! 😍
I recently bought the mild Italian chicken sausage from Never Any. There are no nitrates, no hormones, no antibiotics, no artifical preservatives and its gluten free! It comes in a package of 4 but each sausage is individually wrapped. They are delicious!
I will second your opinion on the chocolate. Aldi's chocolate comes in many different flavor styles and they are all exceptional. In fact, I believe they've even won awards for it. Theirs is more like the excellent European chocolates of which most Americans have no experience. Often you will find one or more of them on sale for a significantly lower price.
My first experience with Aldi was is 1993 when my husband was stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The city of Leavenworth had a Aldi way back then and of course a much smaller product line but still what they had even then was quality and inexpensive. It took another 10 years before I saw another Aldi in what became our home city where we retired after my husbands Army carrier. So I can say from experience Aldi has for decades been a part of our grocery savings and always good quality!!
I love ALDI. I've been shopping there since 1983--almost 40 years of bargains. I live in the Midwest. ALDI's American division opened in Illinois around 1980 and they built there first stores across the Midwest. Glad to see them expanding across the US.
I shopped my first Aldi in Waukegan, Illinois in 1980. When I moved back to Oklahoma, I went through Aldi withdrawal ! We finally got our first Aldi about 5 years ago. That's my shopping & happy place.
I lived in Springfield IL from 1976 - 1978 Aldi’s there while I lived there and I think it opened in 1977! I wanted to work there because they paid $7.50 an hour quite good at that time.
@@sandrawhite8519 I heard they pay $15+ an hour today & have great benefits. The two German brothers who owned Aldi also believed in education, so the company pays the college tuition in full for all their employees. 😀
I’m a Shift Manager at an ALDI. The best things we have are our Cheese, Wine and Chocolates.
Those are the snacks you munch when no one sees you ...lol...just kidding
I agree....I tend to load up on the chocolates! They seem to be of the same quality and variety as sister store Trader Joes.
Love cheeses ...!😊❤
The Fresh Cut Salsa is wonderful! I make salsa and this is the closet to homemade I've tried.
Your cheese prices are higher than Walmart, I couldn't find pepperoni so I put the ham back too and had to go to Walmart too. Your half and half and heavy cream are very cheap and beat Walmart's prices. The low carb tortilla wraps are cheap too,. The zero carb bread tastes like wood. I guess that's why it's so expensive you only buy it once and never again.
The best tip I know is that if you see a new product there that you like, buy lots of them immediately because they often disappear. I loved the Elote chips they had (even better and cheaper than TJs), but after carrying them for 3 months they are gone. Sometimes products come back but often they don't.
Thanks for the tip. 😊
I love shopping at Aldi's especially during the Holidays. They have products that are "out of this world" that I love to use as gifts, which the recipients love, also. Terrific!
I agree about the chocolate! (As I eat a bite of my Chocuer dark chocolate.) Best chocolate, ever!
I like the milk chocolate ones. Not a big chocolate fan but every now and then it is that brand in the milk choc.
I’ve heard a lot of the farmers want to do business with Aldi because they pay them the most.
The dark chocolate with almonds...Yummo
Aldi has the sweetest employees! They are always so kind and friendly.
Must be because they are paid a better wage then other stores. ..amazing how actually earning a decent wage changes ones mood.
Where do you shop? Here in NJ they don't care about you.
@@coldkittn Yea im in Tampa and the staff can be rude. The staff at trader joes are very friendly.
Not in New Jersey very nasty
My Aldi’s doesn’t have the best customer service so I don’t come to expect it. Lol! I save that for Publix. 🤪 But I love Aldi’s regardless!
Great video! I love the Aldi corn chips even though they actually doubled in price a while ago. As close to a Frito as you can get! Thanks for the tips!
Same with the Cheetos. Probably couldn’t tell in a blind taste test
I discovered Aldi when my kids were middle school age. We had a lot of other expenses then, so we were on a tight budget. When we started shopping at Aldi, our grocery bill was probably cut in half for good quality food. I was able to add treats I would not normally have bought. For us it was a quality of life improvement. Still love the store. So do my grown kids. Recently bought a salmon on a cedar plank, soaked the plank in a pan of water with some wine, and put it on the barbecue grill, closed the lid and it was amazing.
I love how fast their checkout lines are. We save at least $150 a month by shopping at Aldi's and their store brands are as good or better than name brands. I tell my kids and my friends, " you're nuts if you don't shop Aldi's. No, I don't work there.
Where I'm from. Checkout is SO SLOW 😂 But I love shopping there. None the less.
Their products don’t touch name brand. But for the money they’re good
Sssssooo slow. Only 2 register at a time
i find the cashiers to be extremely fast but the lines slow.
My only problem with the checkers is that they are trying so hard to be in a hurry… I guess that’s how they are trained but they get in such a hurry they throw things in the cart and have smashed our produce from cans being thrown on top of them. But they are fast and efficient and I love that too!!! We are usually in and out within 10 minutes… we’ve shopped there so long we know what we like! 😊
The outdoor products are a GREAT buy. The chair/ bench pillows are 50-60% less at ALDI. Also the outdoor rugs are $12 to $18 and very durable.
I actually bought an electric 14" chainsaw at Aldi last year for 40. It has a warranty. I save up to $100 on electric bill by burning found firewood in my 🔥🔥woodburning fireplace. Saved my arm too...was doing it with a bow saw before💪😤
I get most of my organic items at Aldi's. I'm a huge fan of Simply Nature. I wish they would expand their organic produce selection. Whatever I can't find at Aldi's, I'll get at Walmart. Even though it's not organic, nor does she care, my gf loves their Keto bread. I prefer their Knock Your Sprouts Off.
I cannot believe that you would not have friends! i know you were probably kidding when you said that you have no life or friends. You are a hoot to watch, not to mention how helpful you are by telling us what we should or should not be buying somewhere. Thank you for your help and keep up the good work!
I'm a manager at aldi and here's a lil "secret". Our produce, milk, and eggs get price changes on Sunday and the rest of the items change on Wednesday's
I've always thought it was super odd that there are two different price change days
Thanks!!
Thanks for the tip Rj!
When you say "price change", do you mean increase or decrease?
Is this every Sunday? If so, Which Sunday of the month do you get the lowest markdown price?
FaithTV it all varies depending on what was on sale the week before, the prices fluctuate a decent amount
Their salsa!!! We love it and the same size counterpart is at least $2 more per jar anywhere else in town.
Pineapple salsa rocks.
I have been an Aldi's shopper for since the 80's. Back then I could not get everything they have today. I got what I could and went elsewhere for the rest. For some years now Aldi has become the ONLY store I shop. Even if an item is cheaper somewhere else. The savings make up for it and saves running around. I love Aldi and tell everyone I can about it. Public service😅.
as a staff member in australia, the toilet paper is the best around, the toiletries are made by name brands but repackaged in our own brand names. lacura is revlon.. to give you an idea.
I've read lots of great reviews of Lacura.
I’m a HUGE fan of the Moser Roth Chocolate. It is fantastic deal at 5 bars for $2. But what keeps me coming back are the employees-helpful kind friendly. Our store supports the food pantry where I am a volunteer director-giving us hundreds of thousands of pounds of food each year. They were also very accommodating during the pandemic helping us “shop around the quantity limits” that were imposed early on. I am an Aldi’s fan for life!!!
Yes! Their Moser Roth Chocolate is amazing!
I will have to check it out Mary! Thanks for the tip :)
The bars appear smaller than in the past. jmo.
Love the various "flavors" of the Moser chocolate for $1.99 ea. I never eat the whole individually wrapped bars...I just break off a little piece on occasion.
The 85% cocoa is also diabetic friendly.
The Tandil laundry detergent at Aldi smells like Gain and it cleans very well.
Yes tandil is a good laundry detergent at lower price.
Love it!
Yes it does. And you really can dilute it too. It's only for breaking the water surface tension then it lets in the water which cleans the clothes, not the detergent.
@@carlbowles1808 Its also good for getting greasy stains off clothing too.
Yes!!! And the dishwasher tablets too!!!
I love Aldi, and these videos are great! The sales folks and cashiers are always pleasant and will always help you whenever you need it right there on the spot! While checking out the cashier noticed a product out of date she let me know and offered to go get me a replacement even though she had several customers waiting to check out!
Thanks Matt you rock! 🤗
Love the fan comments.
Aldis is just 6 years in my area. New.
I just started there in 2022.
Yup! SOLD! THANKS .
In the fall be on the lookout for Aldi's enamel cast iron cookware pieces. They are great quality at a fraction of the price.
Daniel Stuart I’m waiting for that one, I believe it will be this coming week 9/16- 9/22. $24.99 for the 4.6 qt. French oven, l already have one but need a second one, very affordable Crofton brand😊
Just bought them in UK
Sweet I’ll keep this in mind!
I already got some last week for my son. He used them to make breakfast on the grill today.
I've bought a couple of their enamel cast iron cookware and gave them away sadly. The food stuck and did not cook thoroughly😟
I’m a manager at an Aldi and if we have an abundance amount of meat and it’s short dated sometimes we mark it down $5 off and more depending on the retail price
Facts! One time I saw ground turkey marked down for $1.99 and I grabbed so many. We don’t normally eat beef at home do ground turkey is a big staple for us.
Only thing we’ve ever had to return was fresh chicken that was not short dated. When we opened the package the next day, the stench was overwhelming.
I raw feed 3 great danes and a doberman. When I see those packages I buy them all!
@Brooke Kilroy Good to know. I love to buy their Salmon dog food. I've heard that it is a knock off for Rachel Ray but I haven't been able to find proof but my picky ShihTzu will only eat Aldi's dog food. Beware though, the packages look the same for their cat food and I now have a bag at home that I can't return because of Covid's returns are not being accepted. I will still buy the dog food.
@Brooke Kilroy Wow that is some crazy stuff! Thank you for the warning. But I would correct your comments to say they are wheat mites, not dust mites. Everyone has dust mites, so they might not take your posts seriously. Wheat mites I had never heard of before...but now I know to be cautious of that. Sorry that happened to you...sounds like a nightmare :(
My Aldi has a great pack of pita pockets for a low carb life style. The price was better than Walmart, target or Kroger! I don’t remember the brand but they also had other bread items in that brand so I believe it’s one of their staple brands. The best part of it is it taste great!
Thanks so much for the rolling duffle bag suggestion in the what to buy at Aldi in September video. Just what we were looking for at the perfect price. Quality is good and you saved us at least $20. Many thanks!
I've shopped at Aldi for over 25 years. My parents were born and raised in The Netherlands so we knew all about Aldi and when Aldi came to Charlotte, NC we were beyond delighted. Sadly I had to move away to a small town 2.5 hours away but every time I went to visit my parents I loaded my minivan full of Aldi products. Lucky for me Aldi has since opened in my small town about 14 or so years ago and I purchase 99% of my groceries at Aldi. Furthermore I use The Dollar Tree for some items too. The staff and manager, Ashley @Aldi in Aiken, SC are phenomenal. They are so kind, friendly and worker bees like I've never seen at a grocery store. Thanks for your video ~~ really enjoyed it. PS you're correct about their toilet paper being pricey but their ziploc bags prices are phenomenal and so is their tinfoil plus it's heavy duty too💙💜
We had an Aldi built in our area a couple yrs. ago and I love it. The things I love as far as products are the fact you can buy fresh flowers for generally under $5 is great!! Also, their selection of breads is fantastic. We could never afford organic produce if it wasn't for Aldi. Their raspberry vinaigrette dressing is delicious and their veggie burgers are better than the name brands, in my opinion. They also have fantastic deals on home and office products. I use an organizer/calendar and the name brand is an easy $30 but last week Aldi had a dupe of almost identical for under $10!! I have gotten it the last 2 yrs. and the layout is very similar. Wish more stores adopted the same concepts that this store uses but then again, it wouldn't make this store unique!!
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I love that too
Yes, their veggie burgers are amazing as are their veggie chicken patties! And the imported German chocolate bars are great.
I bought the best bed pillow I ever had at Aldi! I went back for more.
@@joanmilano5302 what's the name of the pillow brand? If you don't mind me asking..
I've been shopping at the Aldi ( 5 min away) near my home for 15 years. I LOVE it ! They always beat Walmart for bread, eggs, milk ( I use their Organic 2%) cheeses, sour cream, Kefir, chocolates, salsa, canned goods, cereals, olive oil, spices, ice cream, grass-fed beef, chicken, frozen products, nuts, wines,.......I even bought a queen-size mattress (loved it !), patio furniture, umbrella, heaters, fans, swimming pool, kids toys, clothing, solar lights (an amazing variety,), dog brush/de-shedder, plants ( I have a 5 ft. fiddle-leaf fig I bought as a baby for $3), dog bisquits (my dogs love them), seeds, candy, pillows, socks, and I LOVE their Gautemalen coffee. ALDI is the bomb !!!
Thank you.
I need to slow down and LOOK, then buy.
Another great video Matt! I just wanted to add, my mother managed to break both knees in a 2 year period some years ago. She ended up in a wheel chair but won't let anyone push her around. It's hard for her to get through a massive grocery store on her own power. I was 350 miles away from her when this first happened. I suggested she try Aldi. She wouldn't at first because she thought it was sub-standard food. I spent a small fortune to buy and ship an assortment of Aldi products from Chicago to Cleveland to prove to her they had good food. That was about ten years ago. She's a loyal Aldi shopper to this day. It's a great place for people with mobility challenges to go to a smaller store with most of the variety they would need at affordable prices.
My stepfather has dementia and is wheelchair bound. I have to bring him to the store with me. He parks himself in front of the chocolate and feasts, then makes his way to the canned food section to pop the top off of a can of corn and sucks out the juice. Simultaneously, my child will throw an epic tantrum. The Aldi's staff are very understanding. I am thankful for the small floor plan so I can get home and regain my dignity.
Good for you! I had to prove it to my husband too. I just don’t tell him where I shopfor groceries, dinner comes and goes...”I loved the spaghetti, did you do something different?” Nope bought the sauce and noodles at Aldi, better than name brand!
@@halfheartedhomestead1909 It's kind of heartwarming to hear that. It's rare to find such understanding people. When things get real, it's just life. Glad that you are understanding of your stepfather.
Growing pains when Aldi came to the US. So glad that they offered what they could while attaining more brands for us.
Aldi’s home decor/items are my weakness!!! I’ve decorated my whole house with everything ALDI!! There sheet sets are some of the softest I’ve ever owned.
So true!
I miss say 2005-7 Aldi sold TVs, sewing machines, and computers!
@NA NA
Thanks much! Not in my area😣
I bought sleeping bags there once. They're wide and comfortable. Still have 'em.
That's called the AOS. ( Aisle of Shame, Aisle of S___, Aisle of Surprises, many things it can stand for)
@NA NA
Thanks so much!! Happy Holidays
Thank you for this video! New Aldi shopper and I will say we saved a lot of money doing a weeks worth of shopping for a family of 4. Your videos always give great tips and insight!
Thank you so much for all your insightful thoughts and bargains. I love listening to all your tips and comments.
Aldi’s "Deutsche Küche" branded German foods are indeed fantastic (seeing as how Aldi is a German company, not so surprised there). The name literally translates to "German cuisine."
??? What do you mean with its translates to german cousin ?
@@---po6ug Deutsche means German in English; Kuche means kitchen or cuisine (food) in English.
Roben Ryberg i dont agree with the 2. Part
@@---po6ug No worries. If you don't like the translation, that's okay. Happy shopping!
Oh yes! While only available during the holidays, The Stölen is the BEST!!
My wife and I love Aldi! We used to spend over 100 a week at winco (which we thought was good saving compared to vons and Albertsons. Now we spend 60-80 for better quality products at Aldi! I wish I knew about this place in my 20s!
I was anxiously waiting for "These are the top ten deals" then it started out so different. But with that being said I loved it. We just had an Aldi open in my home town January 18, 2024. I was like "Now I can watch the deal guy do the videos on Aldi". My first job while in high school was with National Food Stores. They were owned by a company out of Canada called "LOBLAW" I remember they had their own private "President's Choice" brand. That was in 1975. Things were so much cheaper back then. Whole ribeye racks $1.99 a pound. Delmonte can vegetables everyday price 3 for a $1.00 a dozen large eggs 69 cents etc. Everything is so much more today. Your videos are so well done and you go the extra mile. I truly believe others have copied off of you trying to do the same thing. But I will always follow you. I have said this before my son is "The Cajun Ninja" 192k followers on You Tube and 1.2 million followers on Facebook. I know how important it is to support someone's platform and you do an awesome job.
My Dad loved shopping at Aldis. Now that im older and we got one in town back a few yrs ago, i can see why he loved it so much! Many staples I need and dont have to go to that "other" store!😂
Love the chicken alfredo pizzas. Mama cozis pizza is the bomb!
I once went to Aldi and picked up some of their mini cucumbers. I got them home to find that they were yellow inside and not good. Late that day I was at a different Aldi (I live near 3 of them) and picked up another pack of cucumbers. I mentioned to the cashier what had happened with the other package, and she handed me money for the bad package and sent me on my way with the new one, free of charge and no questions asked. I didn’t have the first package to return, even. I didn’t know they had that guarantee until then.
They no longer give you a double guarantee. They will replace or refund your money.
Sheri L. Can you blame them? Some people would take full advantage of that. They'd buy the most expensive items, take them home, dent or scratch them, return them, get money back and free replacements to sell on eBay! They'd get a +300% profit margin (minus gas money), and they probably wouldn't even claim it on their taxes.
@@flxmkr l understand what you are saying but l live a great distance from my Aldi. The watermelons are often bad and fruit spoils quickly so it was a bonus when l received a replacement & refund.l must add that l bought a defective wall cabinet when the double guarantee was in place and l only got a refund . You must have a receipt and if the 5 avocados l bought were all bad l only got a double refund on one. I still like the store & will continue to shop there. There is a high turnover in help and everytime l shop l seem to get a cashier unfamilier with their policies.
@@vivavita3769 when I was at ALDI today oh, I noticed that the double guarantee is being offered again! 🆕
Yes. I was never offered any refund at my Aldi. I think ours doesn't have the most informed employees and they are different people every time I shop (2x a month cuz of distance). The bagged cucumbers are often bad or turn within a couple of days so if I buy them, I used them quickly. Frustrating but the price is nice. I end up losing more than gaining with the spoiled ones.
The Aldi race..... can you get everything from your cart on the belt before they get you cashed out???
Hahahah too true! The cashiers are almost too good at their job
Never unless there is someone if front of me...lol
They are able to scan faster than other stores because they have designed their packaging with UPC codes on multiple sides.
They never have to flip the package around more than once to find the barcode.
Seems like an insignificant benefit, but watch cashiers at other stores. Sometimes they have to turn a package around several times to find the code.
Every little bit helps.
Aldi's efficiency planning helps keep prices down.👍🏻
They have to scan 40 things per minute. The cashiers are pushed pretty far.
My sister in law used to work there and she told me she was trained and required to scan and get you out as fast as she could. And they do pay well there.
Yes, completely agree in regards to the baby wipes. Aldis' brand is fantastic. I used it during the time I was helping my mom. It is very good quality.
Hi All! Bright blessings from Upstate,NY! We Love our Aldi Stores up here! The Savings is Crazy Good! The employees are very polite+helpfull,which is always a Treat in this area! Wishing everyone here great health+ much happiness!
I have been buying from Aldi for the last 18 months and consider I have had excellent savings shopping at their stores. Being a Military retiree in Alexandria, VA, and having access to the Military commissary system, I feel that other than the meat prices I get better deals at Aldi. Also with Aldi being in the neighborhood, the travel distance is a saving!
Thank you for serving our country ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ayyyyeee! AVA in the house!!! Def shop the various Aldi stores in the area (Springfield/Kingstowne/Merrifield); they all seem to offer various items at different times.
True that!
Signed: Navy Wife & Navy daughter ❤️
The ice cream is just 2.00 but taste like you paid 12.00. The butter is super.
I agree, the butter is awesome.
no the ice cream is $2.00 but tastes like they paid you to take from them it's so bad.
@@freedomring3022
I like the chocolate $2 ice cream.
Their ice cream is so good. Another favorite of mine is the chicken salad
I buy only Aldi butter now! It's really good!
I’m delighted you brought up the German sourced items especially the chocolate and SAUSAGES. The Deutsche Kuche bratwurst is way better than anything you can get at an American deli or grocery store.
I always use the boxes to pack my Aldi goods for home transport..And when I unpack them,they become cat forts ...save secret #11!!
Their assorted cheesecake is the best i have ever had! I like it more than cheesecake factory. I live their pork rinds, cheeses and home decor. Their candles are sooo good too! Long lasting scents.
You are such a Big help with your reviews and suggestions.. Thank you! ❤
Aldi is fairly new to the Phoenix area. I’m waiting for the new store to be completed. Can’t wait to try it!
I learned in agriculture class that a lot of the generic cereals are made at the same factories. The bigger Frosted Flakes go across the sifter and into Tony the Tigers box. The smaller pieces go into a generic box or bag.
That explains how few "ohs" there are in their brand of cheerios 🤔
Frosted mini wheats are about a third of the brand names.
Marie LaSalle I like Aldis frosted mini wheats better than Kellogg’s and they are less than 1/2 price, pop tarts are just as good and their applesauce is the best. Beware the little lunch box cups of fruit they are processed in China and the processing is not good. Sad but true!
I work in a factory that makes coffee products. I can confirm that generic coffees are the same coffees as the name brands and are made on the same lines as the name brand coffee. I always assumed this was opposite. Now foam plates on the other hand I can tell you a lot of the generic brands are all made in the same place separate from name brands. (Are there even name brands? I digress...) And those foam plates should be avoided. I worked at a factory once not for very long like 3 months that made foam plates. We would throw out bad plates and the machine operator would come dig them out of the trash and put them in a bag and box them. Kinda gross.
Cookies are made using the same recipe but different labels and packing for several big supermarket/stores.
We used to shop at Aldi when we lived in Germany back in the 80s. Now, my mind is blown to see Aldi everywhere!!
If you are hosting a party, and want snacks... Aldi IS the place to go! No one sells snacks cheaper than Aldi. The bread, the cold cuts, and the cheeses also my favorite things to buy. Although their frozen chubs of meat are cheap, I prefer buying the ground turkey at Dollar General ($2 per chub). The German products are really good. I enjoy buying the strawberry jam from Germany. It tastes so much different from your typical jam sold here. The German bonbons are a MUST!!! I like to make pizza, and their pizza dough is the best one out there, and extremely cheap ($0.98 regular price, and $0.49 when marked down) Aldi is a great place to shop!!!
Really? Pizza dough---what freezer?
Just want to say thank you so much I enjoy your videos I look forward to them every time I spot one on CZcams i always watch & learn !!!
I have always grabbed empty boxes to help carry stuff in the store and they've always encouraged it at my store. Aldi finds come out on Wednesday also. My store has some of the most friendly helpful people. They also, which you didn't mention, have a very large vegan selection of food. Great products great prices!
yes, me too with the 📦!😊
Must be certain stores for Vegan.
Not sure if anyone else has mentioned this BUT...
Aldi owns Trader Joe's. Now, Trader Joe's was founded in the US (California) and Aldi's in Germany. Both stores offer foods from all over the globe. So the food offerings at Aldi's are held to Europe's version of our FDA (Food and Drug administration). Where Trader Joe's may be a little more relaxed. Many foods that are allowed here in the US are banned in Europe and Canada and for very good reasons! Aldi's often follows the standards set by Europe where food choices are concerned. I feel a little safer buying and eating the food choices from Aldi's.
That would explain why the quality is much better especially in the meat section. However, Aldi was owned by one brother and Trader Joe's was owned by the other brother because they could not agree
Nia
Best comment in this room!
Aldi doesn’t own TJ. Aldi and TJ are owned by the brothers.
Oh, thanks so much for the helpful advice!!
What is Trader Joe’s? Is it a grocery store? Or is it like Walmart where groceries plus all sorts of other products are sold? Not only have I never shopped at Trader Joe’s, I have never heard of Trader Joe’s.
I went to Aldi, and took advantage of the deal on spices. First time in my house for years to buy steak on that trip. I left my quarter for the next person. The .19 cent bags were completely okay with all of the savings in the store.
Aldi is the best place for ranch and italian dressing. I absolutely love them and it doesn't include msg.
Most, if not all, of them are gluten free, too
Check out all the aliases of MSG.
Aldi's marinara sauce is incredible and sugar free!
I get the meat flavored one all the time. Tastes good
The artisan brand or whatever It is I can’t remember oh man it’s the best I can literally drink it (I may have)
Marinara needs sugar in it! It's there for a reason
Marinara = seafood, what you mean to say is napolitana sauce.
Yes it is very goood!
Hello from Sydney! This is a great video, channel and community! I’m an Aldi fan too… love their great quality products, efficient shopping experience (my favourite as time is precious) and low prices. Aldi just makes sense. Your tip about the herbs is great to know! 👍👍👍☺️
Number 1, I usually leave the quarter in the cart for the next person. Number 2, for a large order, as long as the weather is nice, take the cart out to the car and load the boxes in the car. That way, I found I don't have to lift the boxes and/or bags from the counter into the cart and out of the cart into the car.
I love the hummus!
The chocolate hummus is amazing!
Jennifer Turner never seen it....I will look for it tks
The whole milk plain Greek yogurt at Aldi is incredible. It costs less than $4 and is rich, creamy, smooth and has almost no tang. I literally get sad when I run out LOL
I use a little bit of mayo in my tuna salad and the rest is Aldi's greek yogurt. Tastes so good!
I believe it is actually Chobani.
Totally agree! My family doesn't like the super-sweet yogurts. We get the Greek yogurt and sweeten to taste.
I love the Honey and Honey Vanilla flavors....if you don't like plain Greek 😋
I will only eat organic whole milk Greek yogurt from aldi
Thank you so much! I just started shopping there and don't know why I've been shopping at Walmart! 👍😊
Thanks for all you do for us shoppers. Some of my favorite buys at Aldi's: German Sauer Kraut is excellent, and the jar is PACKED with Sauer Kraut not liquids; Aldi's Vanilla Wafers are also excellent, I actually like them BETTER than Nilla Wafers and they cost a lot less. Just a few tips for ya'll!!
Aldi's gluten free products are good and not super expensive. The pizza, general Tso, cookies , pancake mix just to name a few are so good.
Y. E. S. !
I don’t eat them right now because I’m on an Optivia healthy eating plan,
but before that I ate way too much of them because they are quite delicious!
I’m sad that they took away their gluten free yogurt covered pretzels 🥨 though!
Although. I wouldn’t/shouldn’t be eating them right now anyway, so I guess I’m just happy 😊 😃 they’re gone !
Yes!!!! I have Celiac and yesterday I found a whole box of gluten-free pancake mix there for 95 cents! It was marked down by a dollar just because the box was a bit dented.
I love their Never Any products and have learned a lot from Bobby's channel at FlavCity. Eating healthy at Aldi never been cheaper and easier to locate.
I absolutely love their gluten free products! I absolutely love the fact that a lot of their gluten free products don’t have eggs, soy, dairy or gluten! They taste really great and the prices are pretty great!!
LiveGfree chicken nuggets are amazing
Also with “hump day” whatever was on sale the previous week will still be on sale in addition to the next week’s bargains.