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If you are buying staple goods, Aldi quality is quite nice. For some luxuries (fancy cheese, chocolates) their quality is very good, especially for a discounter
by unregistereddev 3y ago
If you are buying staple goods, Aldi quality is quite nice. For some luxuries (fancy cheese, chocolates) their quality is very good, especially for a discounter.
If you only want to buy processed food and meal kits that require minimal cooking, then Aldi has subpar quality. Many of the prepackaged meal kits and processed foods are notably lower quality than what you find in other grocery stores.
- PaulHoule 3y agoThe chocolate bars are an astonishing value. The two big online video advertisers I noticed in December were Amazon and Aldi, but the ads could not be more different. Amazon's ads were irrelevant to the brand, they were just showing stories that people were supposed to react emotionally to. (And they never said that the guy at the Llama farm is paying the same for prime as people who get same day shipping except he gets five day shipping.) Aldi on the other hand was really clear about why Aldi was different from other retailers and were a lot more compelling to me. (I did buy from Aldi in December, I didn't buy anything from Amazon.)
- dumbfounder 3y agoI ordered from Aldi for the last time yesterday. The cheese was flavorless, I ordered 3 kinds. The kids reject the Nutella substitute. Their cereal is made from 70% cardboard. Produce is good but all Aldi brand stuff that I have had is trash.