Shopping at Aldi

Sometime I shop at Aldi's,they are not really near us. They certainly have some good buys. My brother likes to shop there.

I do all my grocery shopping at aldi's. I love the place.

We shop at Aldi's for most of our necessary items. The prices are usually way below the supermarket prices. I buy the pantry staples there as well as bread, milk, cheese, butter, soy milk, crackers, and often you can find some great deals on household items too.

I shop at aAldies every chance I get. I like being able to get $40.00 or $50.00 woth od grocerys for 1/2 the price of a regular gorcery store. Our Aldies just added a fresh meats counter. The artical about the Aldi's experience is so true. I would drive at least 25 mile out of my way gor the savings. The gas would be woth it for me. I see many senior citizans shopping there too.

I've shopped at Aldi's before. I have two that are close. It just depends what I'm after. There are certain things that I just have to have namebrand. I can go to Aldi's and get half a cart(their carts are big too) for 30.00.

So if I'm having a bad week money wise, I always know that I have Aldi's to go too.

aldi`s prices are great. I have not shopped there recently though. I remember their veggies and snacks were really priced well.

Thanks for the article. I have an aldi's in my town but never really thought about shopping there. I think I will pay them a visit. I like saving money but I always use coupons. If it will save me money without coupons I am all for it. Again thanks for the article. Happy shopping.

Oh I do!
We wouldnt be able to make it without Aldi's.
We buy the bulk of our groceries there.
We can buy groceries for 7 people to last 2 weeks for around $100-$125
With 5 kids and only 1 income we dont have alot of money so we have to make every penny stretch as far as it can.

Yes we do shop at Aldi's we find a lot of inexpensive goodies there but of course this is not where we do our main shopping. But for some products you just cannot beat Aldi's.

This was an interesting article. I'm not a mom, but I bookmarked the site because it looks like there is a lot of good information there. I'm a frugal single person! I shop at Aldi's for the basics like canned vegetables, soup for cooking, mushrooms, tomato sauce and paste, pickles, condiments, etc. The prices for these things is much lower than in the grocery store. They also have good specials on frozen foods (limited items/one-time offers). The prices for things like milk and yogurt can't be beat, either. My biggest complaint about Aldi's is that it is not open on Sundays (at least in my area).