***** Aldi super six offers *****

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VfM4meplse wrote: »

They are nice!

I bought some more this week, didn't realise until after I'd been through the till that the price of both the nectarines and mango had dropped to just 45p

My DD picked me some up along with a mango.Mango is ready to eat but the nectarines are a bit hard ,but I don't mind as I can keep them until the end of the week to ripen off

2childmum

No rhubarb at our Aldi since Friday - now replaced with bags of small apples. The mango and nectarines I bought last week both ripened up well, so I bought some more today! Very nice set of stuff in this supersix

redfox

the new offers from today until 21st June are:

Cucumber
Loose pepper
Radishes (250g)

these are 39p each

Salad tomatoes (6 pk)
Romaine Lettuce (2 pk)
Apricots (320g)

and these are at 49p each

I'll certainly be getting the Romaine and the apricots, possibly radishes and a pepper or two if they are good size ones and not tiny excuses for a pepper

chalkie99

redfox wrote: »

the new offers from today until 14th June are:

Thanks, although the offers are actually until the 21st.

redfox

chalkie99 wrote: »

Thanks, although the offers are actually until the 21st.

thanks, must have had brain fade as I know they are on for two weeks usually - doh!

I'll modify the post.

redfox

the new Super 6 from Thursday (22nd) for 2 weeks are:

Green grapes (170g)
Plums (400g)
Peaches (4/5 in pack)
Cherries (200g)
Sharon fruit (3 pk)
Garlic (4 pk)


59p each

VfM4meplse

If the cherries are anything like last summer's...:T

A._Badger

VfM4meplse wrote: »

If the cherries are anything like last summer's...:T

Unlikely to be English, though. The Cherry season has now started in the UK. What a shame that we are importing poorer quality fruit from Spain and Turkey instead of buying our own produce.

VfM4meplse

A._Badger wrote: »

Unlikely to be English, though. The Cherry season has now started in the UK. What a shame that we are importing poorer quality fruit from Spain and Turkey instead of buying our own produce.

If we are talking quality rather than air miles, this is nonsense.

The best cherries I've ever eaten were in Syria, unbeatable!

A._Badger

VfM4meplse wrote: »

If we are talking quality rather than air miles, this is nonsense.

The best cherries I've ever eaten were in Syria, unbeatable!

Unless you have had your taste buds surgically removed, there is no comparison between imported cherries and those that have been home grown - not least because of the freshness.

I would also prefer to keep British farmers in business and welcome Aldi's attempts to do this in other areas. I just wish they and the other supermarkets would do it with fruit, too.