Good and Bad Buys from Aldi & Lidl *Do NOT Expire Please*

I've recently restarted shopping at Aldi again, even though I work for one of the "Big Four". Even with my staff discount there is still a hefty saving to be found by shopping at Aldi, although I have noticed some items are the same price, or even more expensive, than buying them from where I work. My Aldi has recently been refurbished and now has more fridges - including a food to go fridge with sandwiches etc in! - more checkouts and it has those "dear customers we are now opening till x" -announcements. Here's what I've found over the past couple of weeks:

Like:
Specially selected hot cross buns - the brioche ones especially are superb!
Specially selected yoghurts - nearly half the price of the equivalent elsewhere!
Roast in the bag chickens - delicious and at £3.79 over £1 cheaper than elsewhere.
Those big packs of diced beef for about £4.59 - again substantially cheaper than elsewhere
Those bags of croissants they sell for £1.29-ish. You get about 6-8 and they are delicious! However they're not individually wrapped.
Corale baked beans - you can get cheaper ones elsewhere, but IMO these are the best baked beans anywhere
The Chinese chicken curry ready meal - delicious and again about £1 cheaper than elsewhere
The haddock risotto ready meal: expensive for Aldi at £2.29 but an equivalent style of ready meal elsewhere would be at least £3, and it's very nice.
Them fake Greek style muller lights: 89p for four versus £2.50 for four proper muller lights, but exactly the same!

Don't like:
The loaves of bread in the big brown packets: nothing against them really I just wasn't keen.

There's something in the press today about someone opening a multi pack of Aldi hoops to find it full of Hula Hoops so now we know

Edit: I went looking for it too!
Here's the story in the Daily Mirror, confirming what many of us were fairly certain about:
Hula Hoops in Aldi Snackrite bag