Chips, scones and lamb or is that bacon? Either way, they're not wrong 
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Bought the brioche chocolate croissant, it's 89p so for the money, it's adequate but I wouldn't buy it again, very claggy.
Can’t see if it's bacon or lamb. Will report backChips, scones and lamb or is that bacon? Either way, they're not wrong
I didn't like it at all, only half was eaten
Danke. I know an American friend of mine is always amused by what we get for their week.Can’t see if it's bacon or lamb. Will report back
Bitte
What do you get for American week?
Here it's peanut butter, burger/ hot dog buns, hot dog sausages, pizza, brownies, and random sweets usually. All of these things are available all year round as well, though, so idk why they bother.
I had one, it lasted about a year before setting on fire (luckily I was in the kitchen at the time) bought a velvetiser the next day
I had one, it lasted about a year before setting on fire (luckily I was in the kitchen at the time) bought a velvetiser the next day
Listen to this, not to me. I don’t have the Lidl one but a Dualit one which I 
Lidl scones are amazing, they're full of fruitWe haven't had British week in ages. I'm excited to see what they will have on offer. Reckon those scones might be any good? (Probably not
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Fried chicken buckets, weird desserts and milkshakes, BBQ flavoured cheddar (?), strange flavoured crisps, dips and lots of odd bits. I do like the peanut butter filled pretzel sticks though.Bitte
What do you get for American week?
Here it's peanut butter, burger/ hot dog buns, hot dog sausages, pizza, brownies, and random sweets usually. All of these things are available all year round as well, though, so idk why they bother.
Love that you get a British week! Are you in Germany or Austria? I always love the themed weeks, but most of them are so far from authentic that it's laughable. Apart from the cheese, you can normally get good cheese!We haven't had British week in ages. I'm excited to see what they will have on offer. Reckon those scones might be any good? (Probably not
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Scones are super easy to make yourself if you wanted to try them. Any supermarket packet ones aren't going to be as nice as freshly baked.
Excited for Italian week at lidl. The fennel sausages are so good.
Popped in yesterday bought an almond croissant, then got a spin to win..won an almond croissant
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Popped in yesterday bought an almond croissant, then got a spin to win..won an almond croissant
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Your brave eating the pastries
Do I want to know why?.
The bakery is the main thing that draws me to Lidl! Is this a bad thing?
Well whenever I have visited, I always see mainly children, but not exclusively, manhandling the pastries. You could not pay me to eat them.
also the crumpets I had from there were inedible, tasted soapy
I'm from Germany.
In Austria, Aldi is called Hofer for some reason.
I suppose I won't bother with the scones and instead try and find a good recipe online to make them at home.
Well I’m eating my free turnover for an afternoon pick me up. No fear of man handled pastries over here 
. I just always take from the back and mostly from higher shelves!
. I just always take from the back and mostly from higher shelves!Attachments
The key to good scones is to handle them as little as possible and try to eat them within a couple of hours of baking. They don't last too well IMO but if you can't eat them all then 10 minutes in the oven at a low heat to refresh them works well.