I REALLY LOVE ALDI!!!

dreher

So this morning my wife sends me to Aldi to get a package of boneless, skinless chicken breasts for what she has planned for supper.  So I'm planning on buying the "family" pack, normally from $1.89 to $1.99 a lb.  I get back to the chicken area and Aldi has a mark down on boneless, skinless chicken breasts that goes out of date in a couple of days.  I cleaned out the mark downs, around 23-24 lbs. a 1.24 per lb.  Came home and thru it all in the freezer except what Momma needed for supper.  We use a lot of chicken.  This wont last a month.  I guarantee chicken breasts taste better at $1.24 a pound than at $1.99!!         

So how many of you are as cheap as I am???

montanajoe

I love my yard bird.   Preferably fried, with the skin on, crispy.  

bpost

I too love ALDI's, please don't tell young folks that the food there is the same as they pay inflated prices for at Kroger and Walmart with a different label.

dok2u

Only been in an Aldi's two and half  times.  First time the smell was so bad that I couldn't get more than 10 feet into the store and then left.  Four or five years later, I tried again at an Aldi's in a different state.  This time I only got about 5 feet into the store before the smell was so bad that I left.  Third time was about 2 years after that.  Only got to the door of the store but the smell was so bad that I puked my guts out for 5 minutes before getting back to my car.  Manager came out and asked me why I was sick.  Between barfs, I explained that it was the smell from his store.  He just said, "Oh, I see.  Well, could you be sick a little further from the door?"   Maybe that's why their stores smell so bad!  Glad to see that someone actually got to shop there.

Mobuck

Grouch Attack shops ALDI often. I go in with her now and then. Never noticed a bad smell.  You gotta watch  the products closely as some of the stuff does have "short dates" or the product weights may be lighter than name brands.  ALDI's does have good prices on fruits and vegetables but again, you gotta check the stuff closely as some I've "inspected" was substandard  (I'm a certified USDA appraiser of fruit and vegetable production BTW).

dreher

I have never been in an Aldi or Lidl that smells bad!!  I will quickly tell you I have have been in 3 different Aldi's and 2 different Lidl's but never outside of Spartanburg or the Spartanburg area so I know nothing about anywhere else in the country.  I do know these 2 German firms are about the fastest growing grocery chains in the country so I cannot believe there can be an odor problem in 99.9% of the stores or they wouldn't be growing so fast.

I do know the money we save over other grocery stores is dramatic.  Aldi is less expensive, by quite a bit, over Wal-fart and WAY less expensive than Ingles.

mjrfd99

Odor?  Try a Portuguese grocery with the Bacalao sitting out. 
WHEW!! 

Grunt2

Never heard of "ALDI"...?

select-fire

My kind of purchase....

bpost

I go to several Aldi's, all of them are great.  No odors ever, the bathrooms are spotless and the food value is second to none.

dreher

@*^& mask!!  A whole lot of things I haven't mentioned that contribute to lower costs of doing business which seem to be passed on to the customer.

I will concede you need to check your produce.  The employees aren't over checking the potatoes, etc. leaving that job up to you but recently I bought a 10 bag of Green Giant russet potatoes.  $2.99!!  Bought two bags at that price but I did sniff both bags.  Weekly savings are huge.  

dreher

I have no idea why only the end of my post, posted?!?

JimmyJack

Aldi is my first choice,   if they dont have want I want then I go somewhere else.  Great stores.

asop

Try Cosco

papernicker

 They lowered their price last week on some beef, back to where it was