/ck/ - Food & Cooking

An Aldi just opened up near me. What do I get?

Thoughts?

>go to German grocery paradise
>Aldi
>stroll through Island
>enjoy view of products
>pick out what I needs
>get to line
>fuckton of people of people already there
>all annoyed
>YO CAN YOU OPEN ANOTHER KASSE
>Liebe Kunden, wir öffnen Kasse 4 für sie
>half the pack runs from 1 to 4
>follow like a sheep
>wait for 5 minutes
>no cashier shows up
>YO YOU GON CASH US OR WAS
>wait another minute
>employee drenched in sweat hustles to 4 like Usain fucking blot
>starts whipping the groceries over register
>lightning speed
>gonna be my turn soon
>try to lay my shit on the band
>not even done yet
>my turn
>the 3 people in front still not done packing their stuff in bags
>nobody does this shit for you in Deutschland, bro
>guten morgen
>doesn't even look at me
>doesn't even smile
>is done cashing my Shit within a second
>try to pack it while pulling out wallet and paying
>schöner Tag
>no glance
>no smile
>next customer
>I wrap my arms around my groceries and stumble away
>every. Fucking. Time.
>ALDI

Does USA have Aldi? or Aldi equivilent?
Everyone used to hate it and think it was really shit but turns out all the stuff is actually equal if not better than Adsa, Tesco, Sailsburys here in UK.

As they have stores all over Europe so all there stuff comes from the country of origin they just move the stock around bringing stuff to one country then returning with goods made in that country...so Italian pasta, Cheeses from all over the place, many many breads and other random food stuff. Plus beer, wine, spirits ect

Plus its pretty cheap to shop there.

Any /ck/ go to aldis? If so, what meals have you made from there, and was it decent or good enough to make it again? Money is kind of tight, and I am not sure to continue shopping at walmart or go to aldis on my next grocery trip.. I never been there but I have heard you should bring your own bags.