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Perth is just getting Aldi, about a decade after the rest of Australia and everyone is spazzing out, Oh WA, you are so primitive.
I quite like Aldi actually. Some stuff is rubbish, but they're certainly useful for a lot of things.
We normally shop in Waitrose, and what we spend £150 a week on there, costs probably £40 or £50 in Aldi.
These were the 'explosions' that everyone in Yorkshire heard last night as a Typhoon broke the sound barrier 5,000 feet above the ground.. I think some people will have had a change of underwear. No wonder people's first thought was 'bomb'.
I quite like Aldi actually. Some stuff is rubbish, but they're certainly useful for a lot of things.
We normally shop in Waitrose, and what we spend £150 a week on there, costs probably £40 or £50 in Aldi.
I have an Aldi not that far from me, should give it a try. Some people are big fans of it.
I did a shop in Aldi the other day, it is very cheap and the quality is good for the price. Not top drawer quality, but I certainly don't notice a difference in taste with many of the big brands.
Veg is cheap in there, broccoli stalk, carrots, celery etc is about 29p or something ridiculous when on offer. Meat is good quality and cheaper also, and the alcohol is pretty good and fairly cheap - though unfortunately you can never really get 'cheap' alcohol here due to extortionate taxes
Things like a bottle of ketchup or mayonnaise costing 55p and tasting just as good as heinz which is usually at least double that
£150 is a lot of money to spend on food a week. I do my shopping at Sainsbury's, but I don't really do big shops. I love Sainsbury's own-brand food - by far the best of the major supermarkets IMO.
£150 is a lot of money to spend on food a week. I do my shopping at Sainsbury's, but I don't really do big shops. I love Sainsbury's own-brand food - by far the best of the major supermarkets IMO.
I know it is! It doesn't actually get that much food either in bloody Waitrose. It's good quality in there though, so I think you probably do get the quality you pay for. We occasionally use Sainsburys too, which like you say is very good, and better than Asda and Tesco.
These were the 'explosions' that everyone in Yorkshire heard last night as a Typhoon broke the sound barrier 5,000 feet above the ground.. I think some people will have had a change of underwear. No wonder people's first thought was 'bomb'.
Haha! My missus said it was a bomb going off, and I told her it was likely a Typhoon, which she didn't believe.
Here in Germany many of Aldi's own-brand products come from the same factories as the popular brands, they are essentially the same product just cheaper.
There are two Primark shops opening in York in the next few days, and people are acting like the Pope is coming to visit.
IKR. Lots of people acted that way when they opened up a store at a local mall. More power to them, I guess.
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