Que acidente legar foi esse hein Kim 😅😅😅, estava com saudades de seus vídeos.. Aqui no Brasil não tem um Aldi mas tem hipermercados parecidos, fico admirada de ver a quantidade de produtos que vocês conseguem comprar e os valores. Aqui no Brasil tudo está tão caro 😢. Mas vamos seguindo com fé em Deus que tudo vai dar certo. Um grande abraço pra você e sua família linda.
I hope your health problems aren't too bad and you are doing well and off course also the children and your husband ❤ always in my thoughts and prayers ❤
I love Aldi’s. I keep my reusable bags in my truck just in case lol. I have to go up and down the hot deal isle a couple of times b4 I get grocery and I check again b4 check out just to make sure I didn’t miss anything lol 😂
Wow wow wow!!! U did GREAT at Aldi's...we used to go to ours which is 20 miles away one way and for some reason we quit going a long time ago but after watching this I think we will go again and check it out. Said my prayer for you today already, got you covered girl. Sending love and hugs~Jodi...p.s.seeing your CUTE kids at the beginning of this video made me smile, they are sooo cute and your doggy has grown so much in just the last few months while I was gone!!
This was a lot of fun to watch, Kim! 😊 We also have Aldi in the Netherlands! I used to shop there a lot, but our Aldi's seem very messy and unorganized nowadays 😅 And I feel blessed to be able to do my groceries mostly by myself as a single mom with a toddler 😂🙈 However, sometimes I do take my wee Ryan just so he can experience and help out with groceries too 😊 Wishing you and your family an awesome week ❤🎉
Hi! Thanks for this!! I have one not too far from me, but I've never been there. I've been thinking about it though. I've been watching a lot of cooking/recipe videos lately and I've noticed everyone goes to Aldi!
Which one do you go to? if you don't mind me asking, because I am in La.too, I live in Metairie but I'm in Houma almost every weekend. I heard they were opening one in Houma but it has not happened yet (as far as I know.)
Aldi is a Swedish/German store, so they do everything the Swedish/German way, including the ingredients in their own product brands. This also means that alot of their items are imported and can't be found at most other stores. America is the only country I know of that allows and encourages things like high fructose corn syrup and colored dyes in products. They require quarters for the carts so that people put their carts back to get the quarter back. This way, they don't have to pay employees to get carts. This is one way they keep costs low. They don't give away free sacks. They ask you to buy one of their expensive bags, bring your own bag, or pull an empty box off the shelf. Aldi is one of few stores that actually encourages you to pull their empty boxes off the shelf for them and use them for your own stuff. This way, they don't have to break them down and recycle them or throw them away. These are 2 more ways they keep costs low. Aldi was founded on the principles of making the customer do a little more work just so the products are cheaper than other stores. This is also how grocery stores in most other countries work too.
You do have to check the ingredients and stay away from all the seed oils they have in there food. I like to buy the Organic Brown Rice and Quinoa, chickpea, and lentil pasta for cleaner ingredients. Look for the single origin organic whole bean coffee, cheapest price you will find. They also have grass fed ground beef and lamb that are delicious. In the freezer section they have Wild caught fish. Look for the organic grass fed deli meats as well as the organic chicken breakfast sausages. Aldis' has single origin olive oil and avocado oil as well as Irish grass fed butter. Always look for the pasture raised eggs which are more expensive but have way more nutrients in the eggs.
Oops accidentally made it public a day early! 😂 oh well! Hope y’all enjoy! Do you have an Aldi near you? And do you think it’s as magical as I do? 😆
Que acidente legar foi esse hein Kim 😅😅😅, estava com saudades de seus vídeos.. Aqui no Brasil não tem um Aldi mas tem hipermercados parecidos, fico admirada de ver a quantidade de produtos que vocês conseguem comprar e os valores. Aqui no Brasil tudo está tão caro 😢. Mas vamos seguindo com fé em Deus que tudo vai dar certo. Um grande abraço pra você e sua família linda.
Im excited to try my Aldi now 💟
Haven't tried Aldi yet. Definitely going to now 💕
It's so good!
This was a truly amazing haul; great job! Hope things get better for you, health wise! Hope you and the family are all great🙂
Thank you so much!
I have never felt like Walmart has the best prices!😊
I think I’ve just been living under a rock over here 🫠
I've been shopping at Aldi for years now. We do 90% of our shopping there.
Love it!
I hope your health problems aren't too bad and you are doing well and off course also the children and your husband ❤ always in my thoughts and prayers ❤
Thank you sweet friend! I gave an update in the video I posted this morning ❤️
Don't have Aldis but we have grocery outlet which I think it's similar hopefully you're feeling okay take care pretty lady 💗 😘
Thank you sweet friend 🥰
I love Aldi’s. I keep my reusable bags in my truck just in case lol. I have to go up and down the hot deal isle a couple of times b4 I get grocery and I check again b4 check out just to make sure I didn’t miss anything lol 😂
Yes me too! 😆
Wow wow wow!!! U did GREAT at Aldi's...we used to go to ours which is 20 miles away one way and for some reason we quit going a long time ago but after watching this I think we will go again and check it out.
Said my prayer for you today already, got you covered girl. Sending love and hugs~Jodi...p.s.seeing your CUTE kids at the beginning of this video made me smile, they are sooo cute and your doggy has grown so much in just the last few months while I was gone!!
Thank you so much! 🤗 and I know it! They are all growing so fast. I can really see it when looking back on my past videos 🥹
I get the same coffee❤
The best coffee!!
This was a lot of fun to watch, Kim! 😊 We also have Aldi in the Netherlands! I used to shop there a lot, but our Aldi's seem very messy and unorganized nowadays 😅
And I feel blessed to be able to do my groceries mostly by myself as a single mom with a toddler 😂🙈 However, sometimes I do take my wee Ryan just so he can experience and help out with groceries too 😊
Wishing you and your family an awesome week ❤🎉
Oh no! I’ve heard that after a few years it does get pretty disorganized 😭
Hi! Thanks for this!! I have one not too far from me, but I've never been there. I've been thinking about it though. I've been watching a lot of cooking/recipe videos lately and I've noticed everyone goes to Aldi!
Goooo! Just make sure you have a quarter because you will not be able to resist all of the goodies 😆
Which one do you go to? if you don't mind me asking, because I am in La.too, I live in Metairie but I'm in Houma almost every weekend. I heard they were opening one in Houma but it has not happened yet (as far as I know.)
Aldi is a Swedish/German store, so they do everything the Swedish/German way, including the ingredients in their own product brands. This also means that alot of their items are imported and can't be found at most other stores.
America is the only country I know of that allows and encourages things like high fructose corn syrup and colored dyes in products.
They require quarters for the carts so that people put their carts back to get the quarter back. This way, they don't have to pay employees to get carts. This is one way they keep costs low.
They don't give away free sacks. They ask you to buy one of their expensive bags, bring your own bag, or pull an empty box off the shelf. Aldi is one of few stores that actually encourages you to pull their empty boxes off the shelf for them and use them for your own stuff. This way, they don't have to break them down and recycle them or throw them away. These are 2 more ways they keep costs low.
Aldi was founded on the principles of making the customer do a little more work just so the products are cheaper than other stores. This is also how grocery stores in most other countries work too.
So interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Aldi is not Swedish, has nothing to do with sweden at all. 100% german, like Trader joes (Aldi north) and Lidl
Hi there!!! Where did you get your resume able bags from? Just wondering thanks..
I got a big pack of the blue and gray ones at Amazon and the Aldi bags I purchased at Aldi!
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You do have to check the ingredients and stay away from all the seed oils they have in there food. I like to buy the Organic Brown Rice and Quinoa, chickpea, and lentil pasta for cleaner ingredients. Look for the single origin organic whole bean coffee, cheapest price you will find. They also have grass fed ground beef and lamb that are delicious. In the freezer section they have Wild caught fish. Look for the organic grass fed deli meats as well as the organic chicken breakfast sausages. Aldis' has single origin olive oil and avocado oil as well as Irish grass fed butter. Always look for the pasture raised eggs which are more expensive but have way more nutrients in the eggs.
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