ALDI shops

[Anathema]

have you got Aldi in your region?

Yes, and I got about 25 feet in the door and left. No organization of anything. Total chaos. No order to anything. That’s not how I shop.

I walk in with a list, listed by aisle in order from one end of the store to the other. I get what’s on the list. Nothing else. I checkout with a checkout person and I’m gone.

 

[Zebra]

Leave it to the sites idiot to interject Trump into a thread about grocery stores.

Pathetic.

funny!

 

[Sparker]

After biking to an Aldi I did not have a quarter to get a cart, so I used a handicapped riding cart.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Aldi and Lidl are taking over America.

It's where peasants shop.

"Lidl, Because life didn't turn out as it should"

I don't use them, extremely limited range and a high percentage of the limited range tastes puke.

Twice I was given a bottle of Aldi wine by customers. The first time, opened, sip, spit, bin. The second time, opened, poured out, bin.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

It's where peasants shop.

"Lidl, Because life didn't turn out as it should"

I don't use them, extremely limited range and a high percentage of the limited range tastes puke.

Twice I was given a bottle of Aldi wine by customers. The first time, opened, sip, spit, bin. The second time, opened, poured out, bin.

What shops in the UK do you like?

 

[Captain Caveman]

What shops in the UK do you like?

Mainly use Morrisons for the main shopping, local farm shop for dairy, butchers up the road for meat, once in a blue moon Sainsbury's. Then once in a blue moon M&S food hall due to vouchers or a specific item.

Used to use Tesco's and Asda quite a bit at one point.

 

[Captain Caveman]

What shops in the UK do you like?

The girlfriend defends Aldi and Lidl but she rarely uses them. If she does, normally the bakery in Lidl. So I just wind her up saying we can only go in scruffy clothes, it's where the peasants shop etc..