Aldi and Lidl

[Ennui]

Just been reading that the Indian variant is more infectious. Is it more deadly? What's the difference in how this is looked at?

I hope that's not in the middle aisle

 

[PrincessCharming]

I went in one day last year (Aldi) and there was a queue forming in the centre aisle so I joined, not knowing what the queue was for. I went home with an electric outdoor heater which was half price. I got the second last one. It’s good for adding warmth to the gazebo when the sides are on.

My gran says that after the war they did the same, joined queues without knowing what was being sold in the shop!

 

[Blair-Waldorf]

No ‘influencer’ has ever influenced me like this thread has. Everyone posting in here should be earning commission

 

[BashmentLady]

I feel like many of us here have been more #influenced by this thread than any of the insta types have achieved, and it's all affordable gear, criticism when necessary, personal opinion and genuine glowing reviews where appropriate.

 

[Oohthedrama]

Wonder if they'll ever do an Aldi rip off of the Gwyneth paltrow fanny one?

I love a thread that can have mighty peas and paltrow’s fanny candles mentioned on one page

this thread is the middle isle of tattle, I love it

 

[Oohthedrama]

Thread mood

 

[LyraBalaqua]

I GOT THE PEAS!!

 

[Oohthedrama]

Yel with her peas...... @Yel


the rest of the thread looking for peas......

 

[Bobby Chariot]

I hope you enjoy
We are doing the same tonight
With the fresh 'French Fries' from Lidl
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Couldn't be bothered with a side salad

 

[lozzapaloozza]

You can keep your Mighty Peas M&S, I got Aldi’s!

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Bit hypocritical from M&S after they sued Aldi #FreeCuthbert

 

[Marylou]

I won a trolley dash around my local Lidl a few years ago It was a few weeks before Christmas so I managed to get some decent bits. I roped my husband and boys in for support and the very kind lady allowed them to help me as I was like a rabbit caught in the headlights It did give me a chance to try things I wouldn't normally buy though.

I filled my freezer with turkey, ham and beef, it was good but I prefer the butcher and wouldn't buy from Lidl . Cheese, crisps, coke, 7 up, coffee beans, chocolate and Christmas cake are other things I remember throwing in. It ended up tallying almost €500 and I shared a lot with family and friends. The Christmas fruit cake was vile and I also don't rate their chocolate. I wasn't allowed to pick up alcohol but was given beer, wine and prosecco at the end. It was a fun and memorable occasion, although probably embarrassing for my teenagers

 

[Oxford_Girl]

I think this thread should be in influencers

 

[WilmaHun]

 

[Poptart]

Saw his and thought of this thread

 

[Caffeine Fiend]

The Aldi knock off Biscoff spread is lovely!

 

[Spider12]

Own up...who told me about the pretzel chocolate? Well you have ruined my diet

I’m just not going to look at the calories then it doesn’t count

 

[Caffeine Fiend]

I hope that's not in the middle aisle

Knowing Aldi... theres nothing they havent sold in that middle aisle at one point.

 

[nbt]

Popped into Aldi earlier after being influenced

Felt like I was on supermarket sweep, trying to remember items I’d seen here.

Managed to get the pretzel chocolate, garlic and herb dip, fakeaway garlic bread, dirty fries, southern fried chicken burgers, lime tortilla crisps, duck pancakes and the fakeaway nuggets/dip pack. So many points to be had there!

However since catching up here I realised I forgot to look for the mighty bloody peas, so it’d only fair for a penalty to be taken

 

[coconochanel]

Aldi Lentil bites (in the crisp section) are Delicious as are the Racer bars aka aldi snickers.

 

[Mr Sparkle]

This is officially my fav thread on here. Tried the Mighty Peas with dinner - YES. Unbelievable. Also has anyone tried the jar of hazelnut cookie chocolate spread? It's dangerously good. I stirred some into my porridge at the weekend and it was heavenly. Unfortunately it can never be repurchased, as I had resorted to eating it in 'teaspoon lolly' form by the end of Sunday night.