There are quite a few Aldi’s store around these days. If you haven’t visited one, you should. I first became familiar with Aldi’s in Germany. It was the grocery store I went to with my mother when we were in Germany. It is not quite the same as in the US, but they have some really awesome savings and great German products if you’re into that. I am, but I also love saving money.
Here in the US, Aldo’s is known as a discount store. But if you are thinking that it is cheap, it’s just not true. It may be less expensive, but nearly all of it is really good. Besides, milk comes from cows. Eggs come from chickens. Not much that can change with that. Why pay more?
Last week, I bought eggs for $.89 and a gallon of milk for $1.79. It costs way more in the regular Kroger, Super Walmart etc…
Besides regular staples you will find a wide array of other items. It is not all Aldi’s brand, but some is. If you like Sauerkraut, theirs is really good. Reminds me of what Mom used to make. Also, at the holidays, they have all kinds of German candy and cookies (and some regular USA varieties also).
Yesterday we had some German Frankfurters from Aldi’s. Sooo Good. So if you are looking to save money or year round Oktoberfest items, you should check out Aldi’s. It is worth the trip. Remember to bring your own bags.
https://www.aldi.us/en/?pk_campaign=brandedsem
Happy Shopping.
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Aldi is my go to store for shopping, love it!
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I love my Aldi! I don’t think I’d have nearly as much to eat around here if not for that store. Even during the high egg price scare, their price was way lower. I’ve never tried anything there that I didn’t like, and their pizza is our preferred these days. I love the oat bran bread, and can afford it at $1.39 a loaf!
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It is my favorite store, especially at Christmas.
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I love saving money…cooking, not so much. Thanks for liking my post, “Mini Biscuit Pizzas.”
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