Lidl, Aldi, Netto. What's best discussion (merged thread)

meadowcat

Peppermint teabags are good value for 49p - sometimes they are half price.

Dee123_2

Curry_Queen wrote:

Oh, and those German biscuits (choccie sandwich ones) are to die for :drool:

I forgot about that. If these are the ones in the white bags for £1.29, I take regular orders at work for the hazelnut version!

Prudent

Since we are getting nearer Christmas I have to mention their Stollen (spelling?). It is fanatstic and last year was twice as large and a third of the price of Sainsbury's version.

Prudent

Large tub of natural yoghurt also a good buy. I think its about 39p and has a good flavour.

Prudent

A new Aldi is being built near my work. I have never had the chance to shop at Aldi, any good buys?

Curry_Queen

Prudent wrote:

Since we are getting nearer Christmas I have to mention their Stollen (spelling?). It is fanatstic and last year was twice as large and a third of the price of Sainsbury's version.

Yes! that was one of the things I had in mind when I mentioned xmas products, as well as Panettone ... and yes you spelt it right apart from the " over the o which I have no idea how to do in these posts LOL!

And these are the genuine products, not the imitations you find in Tesco et al

frosty

my family love the chocolate spread,all the sliced meats are nice,oven chips are good value,I always have a bag of their part baked rolls,they have a use by date of about 4 weeks so are handy if you run out of bread.Their fruit and veg is always good value,I buy tomato sauce,cooking oil,sweetcorn,cheese ,chocolate 29pa bar,all their jam is nice, and their meat is good aswell.

black-saturn

Theres an Aldi's round the corner from here. Some of the food is good but my opinion of it is the same as it is for Lidl's (see the Lidl's thread). Some of the lines are good though.

Rikki

Menerva. I think by reading these posts there is more right than wrong with the food avaliable at Lidls.

bobsa1

I buy scampi, which is lovely, fruit juice and the sausages which are something like 90% meat. I've had the scotch eggs which somebody else has mentioned and they were great.