Great 'What's Hot and What's not at Aldi, Lidl & Netto' Hunt revisted

quoia

stamford wrote: »

A must buy - Aldi 6 Hot Cross Buns 45p

Definitely prefer the ASDA ones - currently at just 27p for 6

or should that be CURRANTly :rotfl:

Bedtimebear

Recommend in Aldi
Fruit & Veg (best quailty & price, so much cheaper that Tesco)
Easter eggs/ chocolate bunnies
Wine Red & white
olives & Feta Cheese in Jar (my fav)

Don't like
No baskets
Rich Tea Biscutes (they are too sweet)
Having to bring own bags (I always forget).

Philip_WALES

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
Lidl Have raised the price of Nescafe 3 in 1 Classic coffee 10 pack from 99p To £1-29 a 30p increase somewhere around 40% how can they justify this in todays climate of ressesion get you act to gether Lidl where I live Iceland is next door and they sell the same product for £1 twenty steps to save 29p and I always buy 10 packs so saving me £2-90p just for twenty steps wish i could save £2-90 for every 20 steps in real life :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

[Deleted User]

My local Lidl, currently:

28p garden seeds
50p aubergines (big'ns too!)
£1.49 Belgian chocolate bunnies for Easter

:money:

Weano

:jMeant to mention earlier that Lidl's bread mixes are great. I use a Panasonic breadmaker recommended by my FAVOURITE store, Lakeland. Try out which you like best - all are good and v. cheap


Can't remember who was talking earlier about eczema and conditioner. Personally I think anyone using more chemicals just for an artificial scent is daft and a dead cert for skin conditions. Remember all this stuff about bathing babies too much stems from hospitals and then mums at home using stuff in bath water - smells great but clean baby smell much better.
I bathed mine twice a day with plain water (hair as well) until about 18 months. Only trouble with their skin was with 2nd one in hospital who was born with slightly dry skin. As I was unwell nurse gave first two baths and despite me saying no she put Infacare in the water - skin made much much worse!

I have always used Persil Non biological - hope you all realise that companies suggest using too much product to boost sales. Please experiment by cutting down bit by bit with each wash. I live in a soft water area and use less than 1/4 scoop of powder for a full wash. This is why I would NEVER use tablets as I would be using way too much each time.
In case you think I'm a drty *** there is a waiting list at the school thrift shop for my boys' out grown white school shirts which will have gone through 4 years wear.

In addition, a boy in one of my classes really stank and no-one wanted to sit near him - his clothes were stiff from too much soap powder and the whiff of the stuff was overpowering; if you use too much you won't notice it yourself but others will!!! :eek:

choolstuff

Please don't buy cappuvino at Lidl. It is a mix of coffee and red wine which is as revolting as it sounds. That's the last time he goes to Lidl on his own:eek::eek:

stamford

quoia wrote: »

Definitely prefer the ASDA ones - currently at just 27p for 6

or should that be CURRANTly :rotfl:

Didn't think much of them 2/3rds the size of the Aldi's ! Ok for 27p though

babs2008

choolstuff wrote: »

Please don't buy cappuvino at Lidl. It is a mix of coffee and red wine which is as revolting as it sounds. That's the last time he goes to Lidl on his own:eek::eek:

Oh my, that does sound vile.

damoderby

choolstuff wrote: »

Please don't buy cappuvino at Lidl. It is a mix of coffee and red wine which is as revolting as it sounds. That's the last time he goes to Lidl on his own:eek::eek:

I had to check the date of your post to make sure it wasn't an April fools.
The room must have been full of blue sky thinkers when they came up with that product and name.

choolstuff

damoderby wrote: »

I had to check the date of your post to make sure it wasn't an April fools.
The room must have been full of blue sky thinkers when they came up with that product and name.

Unfortunately it is all too real and available at a Lidl near you. It beggars belief, doesn't it? If you search for it on google images you can actually see a picture of it. So you know what not to buy when you go there next.