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cyclonebri1

Inactive wrote: »

Yes Aldi, tho' in Spain the company is owned by the Brother of the UK Aldi's.


You must be unlucky Bri, my local Lidl's is far cleaner and nicer than the scruffy Tesco across the road.

Yup, took a faulty keyboard set back after 2 years, got full refund, I always staple the receipt to the box and keep the boxes in the loft.;)

Good man:T:T:T, purpose of post was to state that Aldi and Lidi have a budget reputation here, "where the poor people shop"???? without offence, But, as stated, on the continent as I've experienced it really is quite different

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cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Good man:T:T:T, purpose of post was to state that Aldi and Lidi have a budget reputation here, "where the poor people shop"???? without offence, But, as stated, on the continent as I've experienced it really is quite different

That may be your opinion, ( no offense ) but I shop where I get the very best value:money:, that is at Lidl or Aldi, I don't care if anybody else may think that I am poor, I know different..


I don't see many obviously " poor " people in my local Aldi or Lidl's, they all look quite affluent to me..


Now my local Tesco, that is a different ball game altogether.;)

Never judge a book by it's cover.:D

cyclonebri1

Inactive wrote: »

That may be your opinion, ( no offense ) but I shop where I get the very best value:money:, that is at Lidl or Aldi, I don't care if anybody else may think that I am poor, I know different..


I don't see many obviously " poor " people in my local Aldi or Lidl's, they all look quite affluent to me..


Now my local Tesco, that is a different ball game altogether.;)

Never judge a book by it's cover.:D

No can't go with that one, check the car park, could'nt find a valid tax disc the last time I looked in Lidl, UK that is.
Tesco attracts differrent value Scr))es, the pretentious ones,

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So where do you shop then?

Now let me guess, Waitrose or at least Sainsburys.:D

Surely nothing as common as Asda ....:rotfl:

anewman

When I was at school Netto was the supermarket noone wanted to be seen dead in, lol.

mikey72

I guess I'm one of the common people then. I don't care what it says on the label, so long as it's the best value for money. If that's aldi or lidl, that's good, as it's not going to be dear either.

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mikey72 wrote: »

I guess I'm one of the common people then. I don't care what it says on the label, so long as it's the best value for money. If that's aldi or lidl, that's good, as it's not going to be dear either.

Agreed, buy a packet of (160) Tetley Tea Bags in Aldi for £2.19, or buy the exact same item in Sainsburys for £3.00... They are on Special Offer as well at that, they are normally £3.89.:eek:

Not too difficult.

We seem to have drifted off topic..

anewman

Inactive wrote: »

Agreed, buy a packet of (160) Tetley Tea Bags in Aldi for £2.19, or buy the exact same item in Sainsburys for £3.00... They are on Special Offer as well at that, they are normally £3.89.:eek:

Not too difficult.

We seem to have drifted off topic..

Probably not, anti-freeze might go quite nicely with (some people's) tea :rotfl:

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anewman wrote: »

Probably not, anti-freeze might go quite nicely with (some people's) tea :rotfl:

:rotfl::D

Just half a spoonful of sugar then..:)

steady__eddie

My long term memory recall has just lurched into overdrive, didn't the Austrians get done some years ago for using antifreee in the manufacture of white wine ?
In that case, I've probably drunk some so I'll try a drop or two in my tea.