They are such gems of places. I had a Zoom cookery class recently and needed loads of unusual ingredients. Orange blossom water, ground cardamom (not pods, ground, which I didn't know existed) and loads of other stuff. Everything I asked for it was "Yes sir, right over here"
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Same. Unacceptable to be stingy with the hoisin.
during the start of the pandemic when shops used to be pure cleared out of sauces pasta and rice I went to the Asian market in town and it was full of stock and I started going out of my way to shop in it whenever I have the chance.
Sainsburys sell extra duck pancakes.
So do M&S
Yeah same as anything packaged as continental chocs that are in mainland Europe for €1.50 but about £6 in M&S made from the same German/Belgian production line. Kingsmill bread is also from the same place as a lot of supermarkets’ owns. Big chain pubs do it too I believe, that’s how I explain the identical sweet potato and chickpea curry that every single chain offers as its veggie option.
They seem identical. May have gone and bought a bag of the Aldi ones today for comparison. Ill report back with the taste test
Cooked this tonight - OMG - success. Went a bit ott and added crispy bacon - so had southern fried chicken with onions, bacon, tomatoes, iceberg, brioche - wow! Success ... thanks for the tip!!I hope you enjoy
We are doing the same tonight
With the fresh 'French Fries' from Lidl
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I am green with envy reading this thread! I live nowhere near a Lidl or an Aldi and would have to drive miles (now that it has become possible for me to drive miles 
) to get to either. The food ideas here are causing severe FOMO - NAY... hostility
Dublin is sounding better by the day @Milking Keynes
) to get to either. The food ideas here are causing severe FOMO - NAY... hostilityDublin is sounding better by the day @Milking Keynes
Hmm, if you hit the middle aisles, it'll be more expensive than your Ocado shop. I had to start doing the Aldi click & collect - can't let myself go inside or I'll come out with a deck chair, new ironing board, hula hoop and inflatable flamingo.
The Aldi Specially Selected Farmhouse yoghurts are my primary reason for shopping there! The lemon curd one is DIVINE.
Aldi chocolate is also the absolute best - that slab of chocolate with the pretzels is just dangerous! Or the dark chocolate slab with hazelnuts.
The Thai Green Curry kit is great, very authentic taste.
We had there frozen jacket potatoes last night and they were just as nice as the branded ones, my husband is fussy and even he liked them!
their pom bears are better than the real deal!
Aldi I’m talkin about lol
their pom bears are better than the real deal!
Aldi I’m talkin about lol
What is the choc with the pretzels called? I think I might need to try that one - for the sake of this thread of courseHmm, if you hit the middle aisles, it'll be more expensive than your Ocado shop. I had to start doing the Aldi click & collect - can't let myself go inside or I'll come out with a deck chair, new ironing board, hula hoop and inflatable flamingo.
The Aldi Specially Selected Farmhouse yoghurts are my primary reason for shopping there! The lemon curd one is DIVINE.
Aldi chocolate is also the absolute best - that slab of chocolate with the pretzels is just dangerous! Or the dark chocolate slab with hazelnuts.
It's this one:What is the choc with the pretzels called? I think I might need to try that one - for the sake of this thread of course
Highly addictive - you have been warned!
No Aldi or Lidl near you? This is a travesty... we may have to start a petition, @Oops - this thread must be torture. I’ll send you a food parcel!I am green with envy reading this thread! I live nowhere near a Lidl or an Aldi and would have to drive miles (now that it has become possible for me to drive miles
Dublin is sounding better by the day @Milking Keynes
Wowzers. I’m on it. Thanks
I was finished with wipes as my babies are teenagers now. I had to start buying them last year again when our puppy arrived. The sensitive ones are great for cleaning her paws after walks and much, much cheaper than special puppy versions from Pets at Home
yeh they are useful for everything! having tried huggies and pampers wipes when i couldnt get my handa on aldis wipes, i was disappointed, felt they weren’t wet enough and didnt clean well
Yes, I agree. They seem to be out of stock on the scented nappy disposal bags, though, both stores. They are good quality pooper scoopers so I miss them. The Dealz (Poundland in the UK, I think) are not as good quality but have the advantage of being black, which is a good idea considering
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Ooh, Huggies wipes are awful. Very likely to get a finger going through which is enough to ruin your day.
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