Grocery Shopping

[RatLabGuy]

We have an Aldi that opened here recently within walking distance of where my daughter and I have breakfast every sunday. Its pretty small. The selection is pretty... meh... and some things are a good deal, some are not. Their protein bars are about half the cost of the similar style/calorie from Nature Valley. Some of their ice cream is pretty good and only $2.29.
So now every week we eat breakfast, then pick up protein bars and ice cream. lol.

 

[mbalbritton]

This seems to fit here.

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Tupperware is just Hospice for Food.


As for Aldi, I've been twice and I've had a hard time finding anything worth buying, It's been several years, and maybe things have changed a little, but the food I did get there taste like shit and the eggs cracked open and came out the consistency of water. Maybe I need to give them another shot because Publix is a $400 trip every damn time it seems.

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

Not a fan of Aldi. It is like going into a 3rd world grocery store. 2/3rds of the stuff is weird and the other 1/3 is okay but not worth buying. So I waste 30 minutes of my life and gas to drive there and then have to go to a real grocery store afterwards.

 

[trailhugger]

Lidl is better (and much better than when they first opened) but I still have to go to Harris Teeter for some things.