Have they got vegetarian haggis? I'll make the trip if soScots week in Lidl from today
Lots of haggis and irn bru products.
Celebrating Scotland
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I keep buying those Aldi “freeze me bites” but keep eating the bag before I even put them in the freezer 
I had the vanilla chocolate ones; I preferred them at room temperature compared to the freezer!I keep buying those Aldi “freeze me bites” but keep eating the bag before I even put them in the freezer
Had the salted pretzel tiffin, where’s my best friends at?!
Lidl. Now.
Lidl. Now.
Autumnal candles coming to Aldi on Thursday 
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Just looking at the Aldi leaflet for this coming week, 13th August, for Ireland, and they have garlic bread crisps, in a blue bag.
Are these the famous garlic crisps that everyone loves?!
I've never seen them in Aldi before, so I'm definitely heading there tomorrow!
Are these the famous garlic crisps that everyone loves?!
I've never seen them in Aldi before, so I'm definitely heading there tomorrow!
Mr. P bought one home the other night along with the pistachio traybake thing, we shared both omgggg so yum
the pretzel one was my fav!! 
I loved these, but the last lot I got I didn't like.
Got the pickle dip from Aldi, finally. Have two different types of tortilla chips, one from M&S, to sample it with so will be back.
So this may be a niche reference to most people here but the pickle dip actually reminds me of Polish cucumber soup, which uses brined rather than pickled cucumbers. It just means they're more fermented instead of pickled with vinegar.
I'd buy again but it's definitely not the standard dill pickle, US-style, in my opinion.
I'd buy again but it's definitely not the standard dill pickle, US-style, in my opinion.
Me again 
Picked these up in Lidl, I think, on Sunday and demolished them within ten minutes. Like very posh pork scratchings
Picked these up in Lidl, I think, on Sunday and demolished them within ten minutes. Like very posh pork scratchings
Just been Aldi and there where no lilt and fanta lemon knocks in cans 
it was the only reason I went there instead of somewhere that doe branded product as I also wanted the squares with cornflakes.
it was the only reason I went there instead of somewhere that doe branded product as I also wanted the squares with cornflakes.
Lots in ours. Packed so high i had to climb on the shelf, idiotsJust been Aldi and there where no lilt and fanta lemon knocks in cans
If you're in Ireland (idk if its the uk too), frickles are back or it's left over stock idk, but to be honest at 42cents a pack, that is too cheap not to stock pile! The pungent vinegar fans can rejoice
These are from Aldi and come with a warning. Do not buy as they're delicious and very moreish. The packaging says it has 6 servings but that's a lie.
I've just been to Lidl with my teenager and I think he is traumatised for life after witnessing an older woman drop a roll from the bakery on the floor, look around furtively and then return it to the shelf. Not sure if he will ever eat from there again. 