Best buys from Lidl?

lookstraightahead

Tomato ketchup. Really really can't tell the difference

PasturesNew

6 packs of sausage rolls, about £1.05.

Now .... I know some of you will mutter "snouts bums and willies" .... but, of the "cheap sausage rolls" I've bought and eaten over the years these are really the best/tastiest.

They're a bit better than the £land Welsh Pantry.
They're noticeably better than the 4ldi equivalent.



I've probably had a pack of six every week this year....

Farway

Agree on the porridge, and I'll add in Black Forest ham

Plus this time of year, Stollen, you'll need more than one 'cos you'll scoff the lot once started

CapricornLass

I have to be be a bit picky (food allergies). However, the things I like and get regularly:


Thick bin bags.
Greek yoghurt - (not the low fat)
Olive and rapeseed oils.
Thick cut bacon.
Cold sliced meats
Gouda slices
Dried fruit
Cocoa powder
Make-up remover pads.
Cien hand wash - Olive oil one.
Gluten free flours
Normal plain and bread flours
Low fat mayo

Corn cakes (like the rice cakes)
Hand-baked crisps


And at Christmas, their stollen

MisterPym

Dishwasher tabs are really effective and chardonnay goes down a treat!!

buildersdaughter

Fish, especially smoked salmon
Cured meats
Fruit juice
Be wary of 'Deluxe' which may not be as good value - it varies, and I don't think their wine as good value as Co-op.
If you like to use olive oil, look for their 'ordinary' olive oil (not extra virgin)
Always look at the 'central aisle' at the beginning of your shop, then return at the end to get anything that still seems like good value.

caronc

The jarred anti pasti are really good

-taff

I wouldn't buy their instant cappucino ever again , but I would buy everything else, including cheese, meat, fresh bread, wraps, yoghurt, fennel salami, chorizo, and and and and and and etc....

bouicca21

has anyone mentioned their cereal? And wine is excellent.

-taff

And the Ritter chocolate, espeically the rum, raisin and hazlenut. And the Hortus gin.