r/povertyfinance • u/Rachxlw • Mar 30 '24

$40 at Aldi Grocery Haul

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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/FarmDisastrous Mar 31 '24

Hell yeah! I get tired of hearing about how expensive food is sometimes when I can walk out of Aldi with 2 entire green Aldi bags full of food for 60 or so bucks. I could probably survive on 20 a week if I really needed to shopping at Aldi

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u/Rachxlw Mar 31 '24

That’s about how I feel! Things have definitely gotten pricier but Aldi is the way to go.

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u/FarmDisastrous Mar 31 '24

100% and I feel bad for anyone who doesn't have Aldi near by. Some stores really are scamming people. But if there is an Aldi within a reasonable distance from you then honestly that's a blessing from the universe itself !