/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Nothing. Go to lidl

Nothing. Go to Aldi Nord

Nothing. Go to Kaufland.

These if yours has them.

>>19386956
Don't buy from Germans

Nothing: Go fuck yourself

nothing
go leafs!

Instant potato puree if you hate peeling potatoes. Keeps fresh for years, just mix with hot water, add salt and whatever you want for flavor.
Peach nectar. Delicious.
Ice cream. Some very cheap ice cream of reasonably good quality.

That's pretty much everything that's really worthwhile from Aldi. The rest is between okay'ish, and hell no.

In particular don't fucking touch their non-food wares - electronics, camping, cooking etc, you get crap chinesium stuff for the same price you could buy brand, high quality products elsewhere.

>>19387383
the chinese make everything everywhere

>>19387418
The chinese spend 2 shifts making stuff that must pass QA by the western brand for which they make it, then work "overtime" third shift making the same stuff out of inferior materials, and switching the label to some PANASONIX. Or take back whatever the QA rejected, rebrand it and resell under dodgy names.

>>19387446
Literally. Not stuff where you have a chance of a fault because of lousy QA. Stuff where you WILL have a fault, because it went to QA and got rejected for having a fault.

>>19386956
Some underwhelming produce and uh... shit that's right, they're out of stock.

>>19386956
cancer

>>19386956
whatever is on the weekly deals :^)

>>19387553
no girls allowed on /ck/

>>19387572
Imagine NOT buying low...

>>19386956
aldiz nuts

>>19386956

depression by watching all the poor people

>>19387930
>it's written in spanish as well
why not just fuse mexico and burgerland at this point

>>19387909

>>19388167
Yes, the bilingualism is the biggest problem with that image

Braunschweiger
Cheapest butter in town
Many of their imported specialities
High quality cheese for cheap

>>19388199
>Checked
Their meats are pretty good most of the time too.
Before the supply chain issues of 2020, they released a mission statement about having as many NON-GMO foods as possible, and they were Great for almost everything.
Now however, more and more of the stuff contains bio engineered ingredients.
Eggs finally have come down to lol a dozen,($1.01) their imports are almost always good.
Produce often varies wildly from location to location, since part of them keeping food costs down is getting it as local as possible.
In Indiana, for instance, the produce was pretty garbage a lot of the time, since it was shipped up from Mexico. That was a a decade ago however, it may've changed.

>>19388495
What's wrong with GMOs?

>>19388659
genetically (natural)
modified (unnatural)
organisms (natural)

>>19388672
Yes. And? Explain how they're harmful.

>>19387930
>almost $4 USD for less than a pound of pork
fuckin yikes.

>>19388672
selective breeding is also genetic modification, so you're gonna have to get more in-depth than that if you want me to think you're not a bandwagoning moron.

>>19388673
That wasn't me.
I have little problem with some GMOs, as they aren't predatory(SEE: Mosanto VS....)
But the REAL problem with many of them is they either produce BT (cotton, and other clothing crops like flax,) OR they are designed to take absurd amounts of GLYPHOSATE in the form of round-up, which is even regularly used Off-label as a desiccant before harvest.
They DON'T wash grain before processing it, anon.
GMOs like sugar beets may be fine, but I'll stick with truly organic if I can.
FFS, they *JUST* dropped another paper warning that Sucralose(Chlorinated sucrose-which they are adding to EVERTHING,) is both Geno-toxic and KILLS your gut flora as well--indisputably a carcinogen.

>>19388672
uh, everything's just chemicals bro. lol

>>19388686
Also, cross breeding and CRSPR manipulation to put frog,(tomatoes,) or other animalia genes into the food supply are NOT at all the same.

>>19386983
fpbp

>>19386956
For me it's pic related.

>>19388685
That on the right is an asshole chop. Best part of the pig.

Sushi, naan, large bags of shrimp, sweet potato chips, sweet chili rice crisps, low sodium turkey lunch meat, eggs, sliced canned mushrooms, canned scampi/marsala sauce, Asian sauces, Tikka Masala sauce, protein and fiber bars, knockoff girl scout cookies, seasonal candy, hummus, cheese, flatbread, wraps, red bag chicken, fries, then circle the limited stock freezer case near the checkout like a vulture and grab frozen limited time items like special frozen sushi, pizzas, frozen vegetable based sides, and desserts like chocolate covered bananas and éclairs. Enjoy your savings and put your cart back you fucking animal. We live in a society you giant fat fuccbois.

>>19386956
i like their pizza snacks, better than store brand pizza rolls.

I like Aldi's brand full fat greek yogurt, super cheap only 3.50$ where i'm at for a pound. And their pueblo lindo burrito flour tortillas. They're the biggest tortillas i could find, they used to be only a dollar for ten. Now they're 1.89$ for eight. Unfortunate

>>19389639
Oh I also like Aldi's brand pizza "Mama Cozzi" They're only 6 dollars for massive take home and bake pizza. I'll buy two and they're actually pretty good.

>>19387930
>product of USA!
>right above the pig's asshole
kek.

groceries are so high...

>>19389733
Stop being short

>>19389736
it's not that i'm short, everything just got taller...

>>19386956
Aldi has grass fed beef while also having seafood from China. What were they thinking? Is that how you cut costs?

>>19386956
Wine and chocolate

Olives and Leberwurst.

>>19386956
Pappy's seasoned chicken thighs.

These are actually good as a light desert, I like the pina colada flavor the most

>>19386956
Strawberry Yogurt Chocolate Sticks

>>19390079
Their Braunschweiger (American variation on liverwurst) is great, get it nearly every time.
Also their seasonal olives and cheeses just BTFO anything else local, though not much competition in flyoverland.

>>19390239
Pic related
Not sure if they have it outside the fatherland

>>19390247
They have Choceur and that kind of filling variety in the USA, but I haven't seen a strawberry yogurt flavor here.
I usually just go with the unfilled hazelnut, they taste uncannily similar to those ferrero rocher chocolate balls but much easier to handle and less pricy.

>>19386956
Whatever is discarded into the dumpster after closing
Then give it to the needy and be thankful for what you can keep

>>19386956
ALDIS NUTS!!!!! LMAO

>THEY'RRRRRRRE FOOD!

ALL DIE