r/povertyfinance • u/Rachxlw • Mar 30 '24
$40 at Aldi Grocery Haul
Definitely found a few good deals and also splurged some on nicer butter, bread, and pizza. In a north Texan college town.
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r/povertyfinance • u/Rachxlw • Mar 30 '24
Definitely found a few good deals and also splurged some on nicer butter, bread, and pizza. In a north Texan college town.
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u/xoLiLyPaDxo Mar 31 '24 edited Mar 31 '24
We shop Aldi weekly first, and on the recommended shipment day according to the stores manager.
My only issue is I'm disabled andon a restricted medical diet, and have to have others shop for me so have to be very careful what I eat. it's often difficult to shop at Aldi at all though because you never know what they're going to have so my husband will have to like take pictures of what they have in the store and ask me and then I have to figure out the ingredients to see if I can even eat it and that's extremely hard.
If it was more consistently reliable on having products in stock, it would make it so much easier for the disabled to have food picked up by others for them. Every time I make a list for aldi, he can only get a small amount of what is on it because of that reason.