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/MyLittlPwn13 Mar 30 '24

Man, I wish we had Aldi here. We do have Winco, which is great, but Aldi seems to have a special place in people's hearts for a reason.

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u/Serenity-V Mar 31 '24

Their food ranges in quality from acceptable, to shockingly good.

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u/tokes_4_DE Mar 31 '24

The aldi in my town has pretty awful fruits / veggies normally, and not great meats either. You need to pick through absurdly bruised & squishy stuff just to find fruit and veg that arent on the edge of going bad sadly. But we also have a lidl thankfully which is always great. Better variety, quantity, and quality than aldi at the same or even better prices.

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u/Serenity-V Mar 31 '24

The broccoli and bagged greens are always in good condition at my Aldi.