Where to Shop? Aldi vs. Walmart comparison
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I love shopping at Aldi as a lot of their products are European and don't contain so many toxic chemical preservatives (many that are used in the USA are banned over there)
A lot of their products are sourced from China.
I'm German-American and lived in Germany for many years where my family shopped at Aldi a lot. Not exclusively, but still significantly more than most other grocery stores in Rheinland-Pfalz. I was so thrilled when I first saw an Aldi in the US in the small town I lived in back in the late 90's. I haven't lived anywhere since then that didn't have Aldis all over so I very rarely shop at Walmart any more.
My first time in an aldi was in Germany!! It came to the states many years later!! The Christmas goodies that are authentic are delightful!!❤
greetings from a little town near koblenz
Walmart is so stressful compared to Aldi.
Thank you for that side by side comparison, it must have been a lot of work but it was really illustrative which I appreciate.
Yes…I find going to Walmart a chore as well. It just has a completely different vibe…I can’t explain it. There are a few things I buy there that are cheaper there than anywhere else. I stock up so I don’t have to go back very often.
AMEN!
Walmart is overwhelming! Aldis is usually 4 isles in and out. If they don’t have it you don’t need it! That’s my motto when I go there! 😁🤣
Our Walmart has like 35 registers with 2 open. So frustrating.
I was going to say something similar but you said it better. I live near a major NE Ohio city and all the WalMarts near me have issues with theft, credit card skimmers, low stock, spoiled stock, or just plain goofballs shopping there no matter what time of day I go. I prefer to scan and bag my own groceries so I can sort things as I go and my bread isn’t squished under the bag of apples but I prefer Aldi, in and out with no distractions and no drama.
A lot of people chose Aldi products because they are dye-free along with better price.
Yep, good point!
Yes I definitely go with Aldi because it's dye-free, especially having an autistic/adhd child
No Aldi in Las Vegas :(
But remember the app is always more expensive…
But I still love Aldi!
@@FA_2_Pilot Walmart says the prices you get on the app are the same as in the store. 🤷♂️
Been shopping Aldi for 30 years....all the way back to where it was cash only.....raised my family on greatt good and good prices❤
Me too...35 years!
I remember shopping there when the cashiers had to memorize the prices!👵😂
Yes, I remember cash only. Now my Aldi even have self checkouts that the cashier from the main register can monitor and correct.
@@lucyritz6382 dafuq lol
I'm definitely an Aldi shopper. I actually prefer a smaller store on top of the great prices. I get overwhelmed with so many options. I shop Aldi first and then Hy-Vee and Fareway for items Aldi doesn't have. Hy-Vee frequently runs some great sales, but Fareway tends to have more specialty items for better prices.
We are Team Extra Toasty Cheez-Its in our house! But typically that's one of the few snacks we buy in name brand. Aldi's version are perfectly fine Cheez-Its duplicates, but they aren't toasty enough to be extra toasty in my opinion. 😀
Thank you for your thoughts and comparisons. I am 65 miles away from my nearest Aldi and I really like Aldi. I’m 2 1/2 miles from my nearest Walmart. Prior to Covid. Aldi was significantly less expensive than Walmart. You could get a gallon of milk for $1.60 of 2%.since Covid they in my opinion, do not have better prices enough to justify 130 mile round-trip.
I shop at both but have only recently come to understand the value of Aldi. I lived close to one for years and never shopped there. It wasn’t until I started watching your videos that I decided to give it a try, so thank you!
I think I might just make a Walmart pickup order now .. sometimes I just don't have the bandwidth for Aldi, and this made me feel better that the prices weren't that far off with store brands
Can't see any of the Walmart prices. Love your budget food videos!
The Walmart prices were pretty small on the lower left. Mostly Aldi's was beating Walmart by 5-10 cents per item, but a few items were .70 or more cheaper.
@@CampLJNC I couldn't either so I made the video full screen.
Agree it is definitely regional -our Walmart is actually a few cents cheaper on nearly everything plus the Aldi is nearly an hour away ! I price check all the items in my list depending on which direction I’m going and shop Kroger sales : if I can get it same price at Kroger I buy as much as I can there for the fuel points
I just hate fuel points and such. To me, just give me the price break on the groceries.
I just started watching your videos this last year, but I absolutely love them. You are so relatable and practical that even things that don't necessarily apply to me still have value. I am not a busy mom trying to hurry and get dinner on the table, but I am a 45 yr old woman (kids grown and out of house) that sometimes doesnt have a lot of energy to cook big meals (especially for just one person), but your videos show a great mix of options both for shopping, and for cooking.
Thank You very much for all the hard work you put in to these. I hope your channel #'s continue to grow.
Aldi and meal planning are my two favorite food shop strategies. It saves us so much money. Aldi is so quick and easy to shop too. The Aldi stores in my area are way smaller than a Meijer or Walmart, so I spend much less time actually walking around the store. It's also the closest to me. 45 minute trip for a weekly food shop for my family of 4. (For comparison, I used to spend an hour and a half when I shopped at Meijer.) Love it.
Amen!!!
I make my shopping list in order of where the items are in the shop- a block in my phone notes per lane in the shop. This has also saved me so much time. I actually write the price of my preferred item next to the food/ household item - this way I know that’s the best price and I can quickly scan for a better offer that given week. 😊
@@amymccarthy5304 Yes! I write my list according to store layout too. Great time saver!
I shop at both! They are one block apart. But I do most of my food shopping at Aldi vs. Wal-Mart.
Discovered Aldi during the pandemic when I really didn’t want to spend a whole hour in the grocery store. Absolutely love being able to get in and out fast 😊
I live in San Antonio and the closest Aldi is over an hour away. I wish we had one closer. Love seeing this comparison.
I would love to have an Aldi close to where I live! When I go visit my daughter in MS, I always take my ice chest and cold bags and do a grocery run on my way home just for the sake of saving a little money vs. shopping at Walmart; which is where I generally shop. Great video!
you know what would be interesting is to see what and item in walmart was before aldi came around, those prices are mostly just a dime here or there, like they have priced checked and carefully just placed what 10 percent more on theirs. aldis is still my go to
yes, I typically find that Aldi is about 8-10% cheaper on most products. in some cases it's just pennies.
Mindy, we can't see those Walmart prices. Way too small on the screen 😕
I could see them ok. Did you make your picture full screen? Some screens are amaller than others too🤷♀️
I shop at Aldi, Walmart, Lidl, Kroger and Food Lion. I only shop the sales and mostly use pick up to avoid temptation. don't shop at all those stores every week. Really enjoy and learn from your videos!
I shop at Aldi and Walmart, with occasionally stops at Kroger. My Aldi's produce may be cheaper, but the quality isn't the best, so I prefer to pay more at Walmart. The only items I get from Kroger are from their sales. Thanks for doing the comparison Mindy!
I enjoy produce from Kroger over Walmart. It’s a hit or miss at Walmart and Aldi.
Funny, but I was going to say the same thing. I live closer to a Kroger (Frys) but Walmart is across the street and I shop the cash back from Walmart, pick up the sales products at Kroger, and then swing by Aldi about 2x a month for everything else like cheese, chips, La Croix waters, etc.....most items that I know will nearly always be cheaper at Aldi.
This varies by location. I refuse to buy produce at walmart because it's always horrible quality and goes bad too quickly. It's pretty common to see mold on the berries in the store. Aldi's has great produce and stores are much cleaner. And locally, Aldi prices are way less than walmart.
Aldi / Walmart I love the price comparisons. Thanks for the realistic & positive videos.
I shop at both places. I usually go to Aldi first and then place an online order at Walmart. I like to pick out my own produce and Aldi most of the time has fresh. We are retired and try to stay on a budget. I also like Kroger as they have great online coupons. I just look at each ad for the week online and then decide.
It is definitely regional because our Aldi's now has either the same prices as Walmart or actually more than our local Walmart. Which is crazy to me because I have been shopping at Aldi's for a very long time and I would always go there first. Now I still price check, but rarely find that it is worth it. Plus ours is always struggling to stay stocked, which then makes me go to Walmart or another store depending on sales, to get what I need.
so helpful, these are my two main stores I go to! Thanks for the editing effort to search and display all of the equivalent walmart sizes/products
That baking aisle in Aldi was chaotic !! Lol. These are my two grocery stores so its awesome to see the comparison!! Thank you!
I am an Aldi shopper and for big box store mostly BJ's. I am fortunate to have all 3 plus 2 Kroger stores within 1 mile of my home. I have noticed lately the Aldi store is raising prices and they are close to Walmart, so as you said if you have drive much farther from your home to get to one or the other, the closer one would be best. I am an elderly widow, so for the most part my son picks up my groceries for me (that really cuts out impulse buying). I do have a large well prepped pantry, so most of the time it is just bread, milk and 1/2 & 1/2. Thanks for sharing this comparison shopping trip. I enjoyed it very much. Have a Blessed day.
Mindy, you are so right about life presenting different challenges to us, seasons at a time. As a new momma, I am always happy to buy Parents Choice diapers from Walmart. The pickup saved my sanity while juggling this transition into motherhood. However, I find that the quality of foods in Aldi are much better, and I am able to shop myself with my little one in tow, and I have discovered that food in our house lasts longer because of the quality. Thank you for your videos, Mindy! 🙂
I'm making an Aldi list while I'm watching this! 🦋
I have the trifecta of Sam's Club / Walmart / Aldi in a row where I live! I drive across the parking lot from one store to another!
Thanks Mindy, for doing this comparison between these two store brands. So fun, love this video.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
For me, Aldi and Sam’s Club are my stores. Aldi is closer than Walmart, and I like my Aldi better than my closest Walmart. Love your channel!! 💜💜💜
We always do a Walmart run for other things at the beginning of the month so we'll pick up some groceries there and then about a week later we'll go to Aldi to pick up what we need for the month.
I feel that the shopping experience is much better at Aldi - I love to look at all the new items and sometimes treat myself to a dupe of a high-end store in the Aldi finds aisle.
I love Aldi! They are a little bit longer of a drive for me, so recently I’ve only been going to Walmart. But this video makes me want to go to Aldi more! Thank you for doing the price comparisons!
I do a once a month grocery haul at Aldi. I usually skip on their meats and purchase meat when on sale at other supermarkets along with other loss leaders. I shop occasionally at Walmart but not often. Household of one here. I enjoyed this price comparison video, Mindy!
I did a couple of comparison shops of Walmart, Aldi, and Publix. I chose sale items and/or store brands at Publix and was not brand loyal. I chose store brands at Aldi and Walmart. All three stores came within a dollar or two of one another. I feel like if I shop the sales, I'm doing well.
Walmart is too far away from me so do Publix and Aldi. Most people think Publix is insane on their prices and they are if your buying at regular prices but if you shop the sales and the bogos it can actually be cheaper than the other cheaper stores.
@@BrianK-zz4fk I agree. Their BOGO prices are always less than both Walmart and Aldi in my area. You have to do some meal planning and stocking up when your favorites go on sale to save. Sales are on a 6 to 8-week cycle so it always comes back around. I eat cottage cheese and avocado for lunch every weekday. Publix almost always has a brand of cottage cheese on sale, even if it's not my favorite. I can stock up on my favorite when it's BOGO and make do with another brand when I'm out. If I plan, I can save at Publix. I like the quality, too, so that's a big win.
@@hashtagCatholic Dont mention the shopping experience as well, Aldi is fine but Walmart is a race to get out of there😂. Just dont make the mistake I did on the BOGOs and end up with 20 boxes of Cheese its 😂.
Thank you for taking the time to do this comparison for us. I love your channel and your sweet personality, but also greatly appreciate the information!
The next town over, Texarkana, Texas, is getting our first Audi in the area. Our nearest one was 100 miles away. Texarkana has a Sams, Super1 and Albertsons that i like to shop at as well, great sales. Texarkana in a state that doesn't charge sales tax on food, so added benefit. Between There and my local stores, i can keep my grocery budget down. I know its a lot of running, but my grandbabies live there, so i only do that when i am seeing them.😊
I am a shopper of both stores just because we have both stores in our town down the street from each other. Also we do not have to use a third party for our Aldi store pick up serve.
I prefer going almost anywhere other than Walmart, but it actually tends to be where I end up going because of the convenience and variety. There are some things I just cannot get at Aldi, and I’d rather just get all of my shopping done at one time in one place.
I've been an ALDI shopper for over 30 years. We also shop at BJ's warehouse weekly. And once or twice a month we might hit Costco, Sam's Club, LIDL, World Market, Publix, Ingle's etc...
Between aldi, Sam's, and kroger i spent $260 this past weekend. We usually spend about $400 a month but im pretty sure the $260 is pretty much all we'll need this coming month. I always save if i go to multiple stores and buy sales. Its time consuming but worth it.
good summary.... we also use costco n Aldi ...our Walmart is sadly...just not a safe place to shop or park
Putting a good word in for Aldi butter. Besides being low price, it's quite good. Even the picky mother in law approves.
I have been a Walmart shopper for 30 years. Aldi moved to my area 5+ years ago but the stores were always a little too far away. Until the last 3 or 4 years. I bought specific things at Aldi but continued to buy the bulk of my groceries at Walmart. That flipped in June of this year despite the fact that Aldi has continued to raise prices by 30 cents or more on the items that I buy. Aldi bought out Winn-Dixie and will convert some of their stores to Aldis. It will be interesting to see if they subdivide those Winn-Dixie stores or make bigger Aldis with more products.
My favorite is Aldi’s! I am disabled, though, and can’t shop without my daughter’s help. Her job takes her out of town often, so I buy from Walmart and have it delivered to my home when my daughter is unavailable to take me to Aldi’s. I always feel like I’ve had a very nice treat when I get to go to Aldi’s and I stock up for the month when I can go.🌷💐
Walmart stopped having the lowest prices in town years ago. I started looking around and was surprised to find similar items cheaper elsewhere. When I ventured over to Aldi I found brands that were new to me and better quality. I also found items that I could not find at Walmart. It is interesting to see what is available in your area and do some comparisons. What I save in one area I can splurge on for others...Like my favorite pasta sauce that doesn't come cheap.
I am a Aldi , Walmart and jewel shopper . Jewel is only sale items , then I out weigh who is cheaper on items at aldi and Walmart . All three stores are close together . Great video Mindy !!!
I never seem to be able to get good produce at Walmart… it looks great in the store but goes south really quickly. I tend to buy produce at Krogers and can goods at Aldi😊
Thanks for video Mindy😊I’m Aldi all way except for items they don’t carry will shop WalMart as you said I find Aldi best for home cooks like myself. Loved the kiddos in this video. Take Care
Thank you! I agree...I think Aldi is a better deal for people who do a lot of scratch cooking, and less convenience items.
I drive an hour to shop at Aldi! I am in rural Georgia and all we have is a Piggly Wiggly and a Dollar General Market. I load up at Aldi once a month and buy fresh produce and milk at the DG market. Aldi prices and quality are definitely worth the drive.
My Aldi, Walmart, and Sam's are all very close to each other. I always hit Aldi first, then hit Walmart for what I couldn't get. Sam's is my last stop for a few things.
We are supposed to get an Aldi in Little Rock!!!!
Much like in this video I find that most items at Aldi and Walmart in my area are within 1-25 cents of each other, but I have found that some items are cheaper at Walmart. Also there are a few items that I just prefer the Walmart brand to the Aldi brand and I find the Walmarts in my area get better quality on certain produce items.
I really like Aldi and used to shop there regularly but Walmart is more practical for me, for the reasons you mentioned, proximity and grocery pickup being easier and less expensive. I have no problem meeting the $35 threshold
We don't have Aldi in Northern California. 😢
We do have Winco and it's definitely the cheapest.
A little bit of both! I also think Reasors sales have gotten SO much better since they were bought out- so I shop the sale ad there too.
For a few years now, my father-in-law has taken off one weekday morning twice per month to drive 30-40 minutes into the nearest city (we live in the rural Great Plains) to hit Aldi, Trader Joe’s, Sam’s Club, and more recently Costco. The only major grocery store we have in our town is a Walmart Supercenter. I started going with him on those bimonthly mornings when I can, and the cost difference is substantial, and I do most of that shopping at Aldi. The gas ends up being paid for by what is saved on groceries. Also, concerning living in a rural area, things go out of stock at our Walmart and take a while to come back, often accompanied by a price hike (heavy whipping cream and eggs, for example). It’s so nice to know that I’ll more than likely find the item for a slightly cheaper price and better quality at Aldi.
My family and I are moving this year to an area that has an Aldi in town, and we’re so excited :)
Something to take note, prices at your local Walmart may vary from the next Walmart over. For example, my local Walmart's milk price is half the price of the Walmart that is a 10 - 15 minute drive to the location in the next town over. The nearest Aldi to me is a 20+ minute drive.
I love shopping at Aldi especially during Christmas time . Our German American family loves Stollen but none of us have successfully made it until we opened the wrapper on Deuscheküchen stollen! Now we can all claim perfection.
Same! And the gingerbread Christmas cookies are perfect, too. Their occasional German pickles are decent but not my favorite brand. I like their sauerkraut and pickled red cabbage. I've never been a fan of their chocolate brand--seems too cheap and waxy to me like getting a really low quality hollow Easter bunny when you expected a Lindt-type.
I appreciate your honest comparison. I’m not a big WalMart fan and we don’t have Aldi in my city, but I was able to visit one when in the Austin area. I couldn’t have been more disappointed. I compared prices on some of the items I had recently purchased (granted most were name brand), the price was either the same or higher. The other thing that was a turn off was the overall disarray of items on the shelves. The one bright spot was the produce but I was fully stocked so left without spending a penny. Costco, Sam’s and HEB remain my favorites, with WalMart for certain items.
Not that long ago The take and bake pizza . Were 4.99 to 5.99 each. Wow just wow!!
With young kids i was shopping exclusively at walmart to save time and gas, now that kids are older and not as needy i am starting to compare prices and shop more frugally. Im jumping around between walmart, ruler foods (krogers version of aldi), and surpisingly dollar tree. Ive found some good things for actually good prices there, despite the typically smaller packages.
I mostly do Walmart pickup. I save sooo much money just not even stepping foot in the store.
I appreciate the comparisons. We live 25 miles from a Walmart and Aldis. I start my shopping at Walmart to get the discounted foods if any then go to Aldis to finish up my shopping. Sure wish I had more grocery stores in my area for the loss leaders.
My dad has run a pizza restaurant for decades and I grew up always hearing grumbles about the cost of cheese. They didn’t use eggs, but other than that, dairy varies the most in cost.
Always enjoy your posts. So helpful. Thanks for the realistic comparisons. You certainly do your homework.
Aldi is my fave, Walmart is closest. Went to Kroger recently, liked that too. I just like to eat😂
I shop at both I'm fortunate to have them right across the street from each other in my area.
I shop at both. I love the convenience of home delivery that both stores offer. With the Instacart/Door dash price mark-up, I usually choose Walmart but I prefer Aldi for the products.
I can order directly from Aldi for grocery pickup in Michigan. I'm a dedicated Aldi shopper as we have our primary home and a lake cottage, and food can really add up.
Thank you for doing this side by side! I've never shopped at Aldi's but with the difference of most only being pennies, I know that it won't be worth it to go out of the way to try Aldi.
☹️ i don't have an Aldi store near me. I mainly shop at Walmart, but occasionally Super1 on items that go on sale cheaper than Walmart prices.
I do appreciate all the hard wok you do for us watching your channel. Thanks for keeping it real😉👍🙏❤️
I shop both Walmart and Aldi. There are some items that Walmart has you just can't get at Aldi. I am fortunate that my Aldi and Walmart are within a half a mile from each other though.
Just for reference I'm in MA. I wasn't at all surprised by the results between Aldi and WM. For an overall shopping trip I'm going to spend less at Aldi. I do still go to WM for a few things such as toiletry items and a few things where I prefer WM brand to the Aldi brand or things I just can't get at Aldi. Great video! 😊
We have Walmart and HEB in my area. 9 times out of 10 (for the items I purchase) HEB is the better buy. The nearest Aldi is an hour and 15 minutes away on a good, no traffic day.
We don't have an Aldi near us, I don't know for sure but I don't believe there are any in Washington state. I do have WinCo nearby and they are cheaper than Walmart on almost anything.
Couldn't read all of the Walmart prices, but found this an interesting video
I an Aldi shopper and that pizza is only 5.56 in my area for the large what a difference! a Walmart is great for canned foods I find their prices are a tad bit less.
I live in Bentonville so I have to drive by at least 2 Walmarts to get to Aldi. I do try to be organized and do grocery pickup from Walmart or Sam’s most of the time.
I shop the sales at Meijer and Kroger and get the rest of what I need at Walmart in a pick up order.
I was surprised to see the prices were pretty similar! The closest Aldi to us is over 1,000 miles away so definitely not an option but I keep hearing from friends that I would save SO much money if we had one closer…but I don’t think it’s that huge of a difference in price.
I shop a little at both places. I was wondering if one was cheaper than the other. Thank you for this video.
Used to buy at both pretty regular, but now that I work full time, I do really take advantage of the free pickup at Walmart . The price savings at Aldi is not as wide as it used to be :)
This is super helpful. Thanks!!
I've gone online and compared prices before figuring out which store was worth the trip. In my area, you paid more per oz at Aldis than Walmart for just about everything. I was really surprised! BUT Aldis is 5 vs 15 minute drive in stop & go traffic.
I shop at both Aldi and Walmart depending on the week and what I have going on. If I have to do a pick up order, definitely Walmart.
I find it depends on the item store brand doritos Walmart graham crackers 40 calorie bread Aldi. Sliced cheese Aldi. Lunch meat Wal-Mart. I am in central FL. Also they are within a mile from each other.
I find it interesting to compare Aldi in America to Aldi in England where I am. I am jealous that you can get a larger bag of flour as the most we can get in 1.5kg (3lbs ish) 😅 such a small thing but as someone who bakes it would be so nice to get a larger bag. Also seeing Walmart compared to its equivalent her (Asda) is always interesting
We don’t have Aldi in Idaho but we do have Winco. It is an employee owned store and I have done comparison shopping and Winco has come out ahead of Walmart on most everything I buy. I was really surprised by that for some reason. Another reason I like to shop there is it’s not as crowded and you don’t have to dodge the large carts people are filling up for the online shopping customers.
We dont have Aldi here. So I usually go to 4 main stores: Walmart, Kroger, IGA and Dollar General.
Aldi! However, there was a time when Walmart pickup was my go-to. I have more freedom with the ages of my children now, so Aldi and Costco are a our main staple stores. Loved the video. Thanks!
You can easily make brown sugar at home with white sugar and molasses. I do it in my mixer because it's easier, but you can do it by hand too.
You would see a much bigger difference in Australia is you were to compare between Coles / Woolworths and Aldi. Most of the time >30% cheaper at Aldi and a much better option for family shopping.
Aldi and Target pickup for everything else! I especially watch for the Target pickup coupons on things that Aldi doesn’t sell.
Aldi prices have definitely gone up over the years, but, and this is the biggest difference for me, I hate shopping in Walmart and I have never waited in line for 20-30 minutes in Aldi like I have at Walmart. At my local Walmart you are lucky to find a parking spot. The Aldi is located one minute from the Walmart and both are 10 minutes from my home.
Thank goodness we have neighborhood markets, because I will never go to the big store...we don't have Aldi here, and the ones I went to in Texas were very limited and not some place I would go to...all my meat comes from Albertsons great sales
Schedule a pickup online. Anything's better than supporting Aldi and their dangerous policies. See my note above about their support of the dangerous menace "Best Friends Animal Society. They financially promote placing pitbulls with a heavily documented history of violent attacks into communities and with homes while lying about the dogs' past violence. BOYCOTT ALDI!
I just found your video and earlier today I was wondering - "Should I go to Aldi or Walmart for a few things I need?" A very informative video, thank you. Oh, and by the way, I went to Walmart!
I shop Aldi, Walmart and Brookshire’s mostly. I like the smaller store experience much better than the huge stores. If I had a Sprouts by me I would get all my fresh meat and produce there, but sadly I don’t !
I live in york Pennsylvania and my ALDI doesn’t even have 10 pound of potatoes! The 5 pound bags are $4.39! I buy very few potatoes these days!0
We shop at both Aldi and Walmart, but I also check prices at our other grocery store and shop the sales.
My Walmart is 5 min away, while Aldi is a 20-25 min ride. We may get an Aldi in our town which would make it more of a regular choice.