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AldiNewest Review: ... and kids, so it is a bit of a lucky bag as to what will be on offer when I visit Aldi when it comes to the miscellaneous section in the middle of the shop. My favourite part of the Aldi store however is what runs along the opposite (rear) wall of the store and this is all the fridges which contain the fresh products. Some of the puddings and yogurt/fromage frais products that are in stock in Aldi are just divine. Prices start from around 40 pence which is very good value. Their own brands of cheese items too are simply delicious and they stock such things as soft cheese in tubs and mini sized, individually wrapped little circles of '... more |
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by - written on 22/11/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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I do my shopping in whatever supermarket I happen to be nearest to at the time but this is mainly Asda or Tesco. I like a lot of the products in Aldi though and was gutted when the store nearest to where I live was closed down about two years ago as I had got used to going there for a lot of my items then going to Asda to do a top up shop. By doing this I saved myself a lot of money. There is now a new Aldi shop opened in my city centre so this is not as convenient for me as the store I used to visit which was much closer to my home. I will pop in from time to time though as I think this new store is great - it is really big and well laid out as ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/11/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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I had never used ALDI before, but I recently started using the shop more and more as I started a job that was just across the road from a store. First, a bit of background. Aldi is a German retail store (a combination of the name 'ALbrecht DIscount'), that prides itself on a 'no frills' approach, which allows the store to display lots of products, with little cost wasted on display units or excessive staff. This in turn allows for the store to offer goods and products at a very cheap price. The disadvantage of having a 'no-frills' approach with regards to display, is that the shop can be archaic at the best of times, but the benefits for this far ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/11/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Introduction Aldi is one of the supermarkets everyone goes to buy cheaper items from lower brands from. It is actually a German company so most of their products sold are from Europe. They have a lot of bargains on cheap items like Cola drinks, baked beans, fruit and vegetables are just some of the few bargains you can pick up. On my first shopping trip here I was very impressed with the stock they had in here. A lot of good fruit and vegetables can be found at cheap prices. Some of them even costing half the price you would find at the big supermarkets. When I went to get some junk food then I was not impressed one bit at all. A lot of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Aldi Aldi is a German supermarket chain which seem to appearing more and more across the country. There is quite a large one near to me and I find myself popping in there quite regularly. They sell fruit and veg, which is always fresh and usually has a decent selection. It is also very reasonable priced and generally cheaper than that other supermarkets. They also sell a wide range of frozen goods, lots of which are really, really good. There is also tinned goods and toiletries and often household goods and clothing too. A pet section, chilled foods section and baked goods section are also available. The baked goods section isn't as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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Aldi is a German super market which sells food products at a very cheap price compared to other super markets. There are two Aldis in the city where I live, one of them is a 2 minuet walk from my house. Everyday before school or after school I use to go in there 2 buy cheap chocolate which tasted nice. They use to do this big bar of chocolate which i use to love which costed about 73p but now they do this chocolate bar which is about the same size of the Cadburys Dairy Milk which costs bout 60p. When I first go one they were 49p. Since Ive first when into an Aldi store ive noticed they have started stocking brand names more such as Cadburys and the ... Read the complete review
Aldi : Well worth a visitfrom Siamese
30/10/2009
from Shane080307
29/10/2009

