Aldi & Lidl #8

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Lidl have a lemon cheesecake protein yogurt - it's Graham's brand. They are really nice, I think there are 3 different flavours in total.
I think I need to have a look in Lidl at their protein stuff 👍🏻
I have just got back from Lidl and there is loads of protein stuff in there including the protein drinks.
I got the Skyr Yogurt - Strawberry and Raspberry 450gms - 40gms protein per pot £1.49 - expires 27th June
Grahams Protein Quark - Salted Caramel, Lemon Cheese Cake and Stracciatella pots (picture of chocolate bits and vanilla on the lid )- 200gms - 22 gms protein per pot. This is the company that makes the Kefir yogurt that was in Aldi but no longer in mine. 89p each. Expires 13th June
High Protein Blueberry Yogurt - 200 gms - 20gms protein per pot. 75p. - just because I like Blueberries. end of June.
That was enough for me for now but will be going back next week to get some more.
 
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I have just got back from Lidl and there is loads of protein stuff in there including the protein drinks.
I got the Skyr Yogurt - Strawberry and Raspberry 450gms - 40gms protein per pot £1.49 - expires 27th June
Grahams Protein Quark - Salted Caramel, Lemon Cheese Cake and Stracciatella pots (picture of chocolate bits and vanilla on the lid )- 200gms - 22 gms protein per pot. This is the company that makes the Kefir yogurt that was in Aldi but no longer in mine. 89p each. Expires 13th June
High Protein Blueberry Yogurt - 200 gms - 20gms protein per pot. 75p. - just because I like Blueberries. end of June.
That was enough for me for now but will be going back next week to get some more.
I noticed protein ice creams in Lidl this week as well. Just in case it interests you on your next adventure 🤍
 
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I noticed protein ice creams in Lidl this week as well. Just in case it interests you on your next adventure 🤍
Thanks but that would be my worst nightmare. 😭 I hate icecream.
Something about it that I don't like about the feel of it in my mouth, don't know why. My sister loved it as kids when she got 2 icecreams and think that is why my husband married me as he got double icecream for pud. 😬
 
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I noticed protein ice creams in Lidl this week as well. Just in case it interests you on your next adventure 🤍
My son likes these - the choc ice type ones? They're only about 140 calories but still feel more like a treat than a yogurt. I'm sure they're mostly additives rather than anything actually healthy though....
 
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My son likes these - the choc ice type ones? They're only about 140 calories but still feel more like a treat than a yogurt. I'm sure they're mostly additives rather than anything actually healthy though....
If thats the same ones i had before they also only have like 5g protein 🤣 but i did like them
 
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Well, I have just had the Grahams Cheese Cake Quark and I won't be buying another. It was bitter and very artifical lemony and expected better from them after having the Kefir yogurt from Aldi.
 
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So glad it’s Italian again, stocked up on the hazelnut spread 🤤 I could easily go through a jar in one sitting
 
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I think a lot of their "protein" items are like this!
The puddings etc aren't. Porridge pots are better too even their protein crisps are better (think about 10g per pack!). The ice creams are by far the worst which is strange. I don't even know what is allowed in terms of calling something 'protein' 🤔
 
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The puddings etc aren't. Porridge pots are better too even their protein crisps are better (think about 10g per pack!). The ice creams are by far the worst which is strange. I don't even know what is allowed in terms of calling something 'protein' 🤔
Even a standard slice of regular white bread has about 4g of protein in. I wonder if there is a rule around it, or if it's just a case that they're allowed to call it as such if it has more protein than the standard version. 🤔
 
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Even a standard slice of regular white bread has about 4g of protein in. I wonder if there is a rule around it, or if it's just a case that they're allowed to call it as such if it has more protein than the standard version. 🤔
i know its not an aldi/lidl thing but the new "protein" babybels are 5.2g protein each but normal babybel lights are 5g protein each, and normal babybels are 4.4 g protein each. The protein ones are packaged to seem like there is 22g of protein per one but its the whole pack! Have to be so careful with protein things dont you x
 
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i know its not an aldi/lidl thing but the new "protein" babybels are 5.2g protein each but normal babybel lights are 5g protein each, and normal babybels are 4.4 g protein each. The protein ones are packaged to seem like there is 22g of protein per one but its the whole pack! Have to be so careful with protein things dont you x
Yeah i generally go by protein bars values on this and consider anything thats around 20g protein per max 200-250 to be a good protein product, otherwise it's not really worth it
 
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I'll never be bored of pistachio as a flavour but am very bored of the Dubai chocolate and its offspring. Even my local, proper, Polski Sklep is doing a doughnut and it isn't as good as I would've wanted it to be. It's also a lot more expensive than the usual line-up.
 
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I'll never be bored of pistachio as a flavour but am very bored of the Dubai chocolate and its offspring. Even my local, proper, Polski Sklep is doing a doughnut and it isn't as good as I would've wanted it to be. It's also a lot more expensive than the usual line-up.
I'm fully convinced it's the pistachio creme that everyone truly loves/likes, which they can easily buy and could have bought prior to that craze. I too am so over this fad, it's been 3 years now give it a rest.

edit to add those mini cocktail inspired ice creams look yummy. Really hoping they make their way over here. I've noticed we don't always get the same new products as the UK, and if we do it's months later. Very annoying.
 
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I haven't seen hide nor hair of a sprinkle cake in the Lidl bakery and no shelf marker either!
I know they finish on June 11 so I've 5 days left......
 
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Is that the birthday cake one? Starts 12th June
No, this is it:
I'm wondering as they've got the stock for next week in already. Maybe each branch has a limited supply and if you've got gannets in your area you've had it. 😔

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