$50 at ALDI vs WALMART
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- 🛒 Ready for a wallet-friendly grocery shopping adventure? Join me in this thrilling RUclips short as I take on the ultimate $50 grocery challenge at both Aldi and Walmart! In this exciting showdown, I'll be comparing prices, quality, and overall value to determine which budget-friendly store reigns supreme.
🥦🍞🍎 Armed with a crisp $50 bill, I embark on a fun-filled journey to find the best deals and steals. At Aldi, known for its low prices and no-frills approach, I'll navigate the aisles to curate a budget-friendly shopping list packed with fresh produce, pantry essentials, and more. Will Aldi's no-nonsense pricing strategy live up to its reputation?
🛒💵 Next, I head to Walmart, a retail giant renowned for its extensive selection and unbeatable deals. Will I be able to snag enough groceries to feed a small army while staying within the $50 budget? Watch as I uncover hidden gems and explore the wide array of products available at this one-stop-shop.
📈🏆 Throughout the video, I'll keep a tally of each store's total cost, ensuring an unbiased comparison. I'll also share my thoughts on the quality, variety, and shopping experience at both locations, providing valuable insights for anyone looking to save money on groceries.
🍽️🤔 So, which store will come out on top in this epic budget battle? Tune in to find out the final verdict and discover where you should spend your hard-earned cash for maximum value!
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It is POINTLESS unless you buy identical items.
Can't when aldi mainly only sells house brands. U want peanut butter? U can get 2 types of peanut butter.
It is possible to get the same items just not the same brands. Fresh produce: bagged salad, baby carrots, mushrooms, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, parsley, cilantro, head of broccoli, head of cauliflower, green onions, cabbage, red, yellow & green peppers, LG tomatoes, avocados, jalapeno peppers, poblano pepper, etc.
Example of canned goods: pinto beans, green beans, corn, peas, etc.
Example of dairy products: gal of full fat milk, lg eggs, cottage cheese, cream cheese, butter, sour cream, etc.
Meats: ground beef, chicken breasts, chicken legs, chicken thighs, pork loin, pork chops, etc.
Drinks: orange juice, lemon juice, box of soda, etc. Dry goods: loaf of bread, tortillas (corn/flour), boxed cereal, coffee, coffee creamer, regular plain chips, tortilla chips, pasta, oats, flour, grits, etc. You can purchase the same amount/size/weight) of products that both stores carry and show the actual difference of the total prices from both stores.
@@cheriebirch3332 I have worked in a grocery store since 1988. More than one, across my country.
I know whereof I spoke.
Should be titled "I went grocery shopping, here's what I got for $100".
He just spent 20 bucks alone on the ribs
And the "alternative protein" at Aldi's was eggs and it was peanut butter at Walmart... Peanut butter cost more than eggs.
Agree
@@thatonegirl4676 that peanut butter from Walmart isnt an alternative protein...it's sugar, palm oil and molassas
Buy the exact same things at each store then come back and ask the question again.
You cant buy ribs from one store and pork chops from the other - not a fair comparison.
Both have deals the other doesn't have. I shop both. The key is knowing your prices!!!
To make this accurate, you need to purchase the same items.
As long as you keep that good head on your shoulders about stretching a buck, you’ll never be in debt. Good for you for taking your money as far as it can go. Especially now a days. 👊 Also maybe try coupons and store apps. That can be some extra savings also.
Good thoughts!!!
Dudes got good taste in munchies.. those peanut butter cookies are fire!😊
Couldn’t agree more!!!!
Here's some actual info that might help.
1) Never buy paper products or toiletries at Aldi. Walmart is ALWAYS cheaper.
2) The only meat that is CONSISTENTLY cheaper at Aldi is pork half loin and 80/20 ground beef (if you buy the 1lb frozen packages)
3)Yes, technically, the deli meat that he bought at Aldi is cheaper but that brand is extremely low quality and tastes awful!
4) While the crackers/cookies at Aldi may seem cheaper, you need to look at the amount in the package compared to Walmart brand. By the oz, you are actually paying more at Aldi.
Overall, Aldi has gotten a lot more expensive especially in the last year. For a one stop shop, Walmart is a better choice for anyone on a budget!
No way... I suggest you making a video proving your point. I will bet you $20 that Walmart is higher priced.
@@mickeyscott7479 These tips are from my personal shopping experience. My husband and I have 3 children and a tight budget. I shopped almost exclusively at Aldi for years. However, I have noticed increasing prices there over the last couple of years and started closely comparing especially taking note of the per unit prices. Of course, it could be different where you live as prices always vary by location and you should absolutely do your own research into your local stores.👍
@@gemini6118 in the last year I have literally shopped at 4 different Walmart and Aldi locations in 3 different states. I stand firm in my statement and raise you $20.
You should buy the same exact items at both stores, you need to do this again.😊
Everyone complaining abt everything not being the same items from both stores, while I’m genuinely impressed at the diversity && balance of things you were able to purchase for $50
Wholesome comment😊 Thanks for stopping by
How you gonna compare 2 stores and buy different things that’s like comparing McDonald’s vs a steakhouse restaurant 😂😂 bro is cooked
This is what happens when you’re raised on watching only SpongeBob. 😂🤣
you didnt compare apples to apples, but,,, good try. walmart wins every time. i shop them all, but only if items are on sale at the other stores as walmart almost always beats them out.
I agree with the other commenters you need to buy the same things to do a price comparison. You’re buying pork chops at Aldi’s but you’re buying ribs at Walmart, Aldi’s and Walmart sell pork chops.
You cannot make a comparison if you don't find the same exact products
Always get milk, butter, eggs at Aldi. No one beats their prices. They have organic soy milk at half walmarts price point, too. Get produce from a better grocery store. Neither Aldi or Walmart have good produce.
This was a pretty trash video with no point. Buy as similar products as you can if you want to compare. It's like going to each store and buying apples at one and watermelons at another and being like oh yeah I got way more apples than watermelons!
He was just giving examples of 50.00, in general. I think Walmart won.
I feel like Walmart won this round. Seemed like better quality choices that will last longer.
You are a good shopper --eating pretty good--I like Aldi much better!
🥲🥲 This is the biggest compliment you could’ve given me🥲🥲
Please do a video buying the same things at both stores: comparing apples to apples so to speak
In order to compare correctly, you need to buy the same items in both stores.
Comparing apples and oranges. Not helpful.
Aldi's. Ive shopped both stores. That pkg of pork chops this week was 7.49. Eggs 1.24, those pizzas are 4.99 each the lunch meat 1.20. Milk is 2.39 i dont buy frozen potatoes so i dont know what they cost. The veggie
S and fruit at Aldi's is always less expensive. And they generally have a better product at Aldi's (less unrecognizable ingredients)
Let me try the walMart product at Aldi. Ribs 8.94. Sour cream 1.39, peanut butter 1.18. Spinish 2.13 watermelon 4.99 pasta .98 a box, bread 1.69 sweets 1.69. Lunchmeat 3.29
Hope that helps.
Aldi is the best! Prices, quality and variety 👍🏻
BRUH YOUR SAYING IS INCORRECT
Bro what does that even mean
Aldi did better. More choices.
Aldi doesn't have "more choices" at all. Walmart is ten times bigger. What Aldi does have is a decent selection of healthy foods, and it takes 10 minutes for me to get in and out. Walmart is a nightmare.
Aldi won Walmart may be good but I prefer Aldi Walmart jacks up the prices wayyy too much
It’d be nice to have the visual numbers side by side
Good thought
You can't go wrong with peanut butter
I really like pb.
I always go to Aldi! Only reason I go to walkart is for the name brand things like cereal, juice etc & of course cleaning products
Aldi ❤
My wallet cringes seeing you buy the name brand of everything. Your average Walmart shopper buys the generic brands. I'd like to see a comparison of the same meal items bought. I get you eat the food you buy which is great not to be wasteful but it's not a true comparison.
Aldi US is dreadful! Aldi in Europe is fantastic, lots more stuff. Fantastic cheese, veggies, chocolate and cakes
He compared apples to oranges, LITERALLY lol 😂
hahaha
Lucky I got less then that spent $50 on 5 items
Yes Litterally
He’s definitely a star child.
LMAO
What? Unless you buy the same items, that's not true read! That 4 minutes of my life I'll never back.
It should be the same thing. don't you think???
hit his meat 🍖😋
No Aldi where I live. I use Walmart delivery for shelf stable items such as toiletries, cleaning supplies, paper goods, and canned goods. Anything fresh is just poor quality.
I shop local chain grocery store based on their weekly ads for produce, meat, and sales that are cheaper than Walmart's pricing.
Best of both worlds.😊
You can't do a comparison unless you buy the same items. It does not have to be the same brands but must be the same items.
Wait what Walmart is he shopping at that he got all them items for only $50. I call bullship😂
ALDIs ❤
I don't like Aldi because they don't have the brands I like, the meats are iffy because I've gotten meat that was spoiled, and their produce always goes bad super quick.
Brands are nothing but a logo! Food or plastic comes from the same place.
The one you shopped at just had bad management, chill
I got some Maruchan ramen from aldis once and it didn't taste good.
But what recipes did you actually make with this?
This is obviously his food for the next, 2 or 3 weeks, no way he would be able to buy the same groceries... That's a waste of money, and food. xD the "Broke College Chef," name isn't just a brand lol.
This is actually a very nice alternate title for the video, " $100 worth of groceries for 2 weeks of meals, Aldi and Walmart Haul"
And the smartest person in the room award goes to... XD
Surely to make it right you need to get the same items from both places
Give the guy a BREAK
Thank you! XD
Then tell him stop putting out trash content 😂
@@itsallschittsandgigglesunt7354totally agree. This was pure garbage
He’s an idiot if he thinks we will buy his crap.
I like this. You have a new subscriber😊
This means so much Kelly, thank you!!
To COMPARE, you need to COMPARE THE SAME EXACT ITEMS. Would’ve been interested to know for reals
Aldis does not sell mountain dew. WTF ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️
Weirddddd
It would be great if you bought the same items at each store to get a true price contest. thank you.
Thanks for being polite:)
@@BrokeCollegeChef An "eyeball" comparison says Aldi wins on enjoyable variety of food consumption. As for food longevity once consumption has started, your Aldi selection wins over your Walmart selection. If you had picked hamburger and potatoes at Walmart, you would have slayed Aldi provided you didn't buy those same items at Aldi.
Aldi makes me buy less junk food. I say they always win in my book
Nobody can honestly make a good decision, you should have purchased the exact same items from the two stores! 👍🏼
He explained why not
@@junebuchholtz287 You can't really. Aldi only carries their store brands. One of the reasons I don't shop there.
I think he’s a little slow.
Yes. That is the only way to make a true comparison
Yes
and no way that is $50
In order to properly compare you need to buy the exact same products and compare receipts. The way you're doing it is wrong. You're comparing name brand peanut butter to eggs as an alternate protein source. Eggs and peanut butter can't be compared in the same group....nut allergy compared to a lactose intolerance. This whole comparison is senseless.
Has to be the same choices or it’s not really a fair comparison
Aldi absolutely
Who is that Kid in the background
You need to buy the same things to do a better comparison 😊
You have to compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges
Only problem I have with Aldi is the Fruit. Always goes bad 🙁 way to quickly.
I have that issue with Walmart. I swear it starts to turn as soon as you touch it.
Yes it does and not sure why
I don’t have that problem
Fruits were awful this year!!
It's organic that's why 😅
You should have picked the same products to make it fair
Put the lunch meat, bread, pizza, and candy away and get some more protein
Please buy the same thing at both places
Thanks for asking nicely:)
Buy the same items
not a fair comparison purchases should have absolutely been the same
You need to buy the same foods at both stores to be able to make a comparison. I’d pick Aldi any day. They’re food is fresh and they don’t put you through the third degree if you need to return anything. “Fresh” fruits and veggies at Walmart always look like they been sitting around too long.
I've never had any produce last for more than 2 days at Aldi
Aldi wins, Walmart sucks!
Your comparing totally different products. Apples and oranges.
For me it is better value to shop sales at giant rather than shop at walmart except for specific items.
All meat is cheaper at Giant plus some preservative is used on meat at walmart plus quality of meat is superior
Walmart wins on all toiletries.
Fresh fruits and veggies are usually better quality and sale items are cheaper.
Frozen goods are same or better at Giants plus you have much more variety.
Processed meats and non brand cheeses are cheaper at walmart.
Many products i prefer arent available at walmart. Unless i need alot of non good items i will normally avoid walmart.
Aldi's
There's no decision because these aren't 1:1 comparisons. You're buying different products in each of the 'categories'. Comparing eggs to peanut butter is ridiculous.
Yeah , maybe buy the same or similar product. 🤔
😂😂😂😂
Why? They cost close to the same if you buy store brand.
Buy the same product in both stores not different stuff
Aldi always wins in my book
Aldi’s fine. The prices are not that great in the US.
@@PNW980but better than Walmart. But I agree, ALDI AND LIDL are less expensive in the EU.
@@PNW980Really? I'm in the u s And their prices are way better Then the walmart right up the street ! So maybe not say the whole u s and just say where you're at .
Not in my book
No winner as they weren't the same items.
Fair
The comparison was $50.00 spent on the same categories, not a match of item to item pricing.
@@charlieann456 if they aren't the same products there is no way to determine which store is the better value
continue growing until u pass tseries boi
Stick around Bacon, it's gonna be a wild ride
@@BrokeCollegeChef hell ye
Aldi won, but whatever Walmart is always the best.
You should get the same things at the stores
Didn't want to get the same things because it was my food for the next two weeks XD
Not really buy the same just add up the prices on the same things
@@BrokeCollegeChef😂😆🤣
Ditto
@@BrokeCollegeChefthen you can’t compare them
Items MUST be EXACTLY the same in both stores
If you couldn't give us better results... then wtf
For that to be accurate, you have to buy the same exact products.
I just went to Walmart yesterday and literally only filled the front part of the cart where kids sit with small things and I ended up paying $55. I didn't even get half of what you got. It could be that food is just more expensive where I live, which is California.
The proper way to compare is to buy the same items from both stores.
No comparison needs to be the same items or type items
At least you tried. I will give you that.
Need to buy the same items and then compare!
You have to buy the same items at each store. yeesh!
Eggs are not an alternate, they are a complete protein.
pork chops compared to rack of ribs?
Prices, quality, great staff, decent amount of German made foods is why I love ALDI.
NO MAN, you have to buy the exact same items at each store. Then it's crystal clear.
I'm gonna need equal representation here. Peanut butter as a protein isn't anywhere near a carton of eggs.
To be fair, broccoli at aldi's and spinach in a box at Walmart is 2 different costs
An observation, if this kid could actually cook from scratch both grocery carts would have WAY more food in them and the things he picked out he must have the "munchies".
As a Floridian I say the true victor is Publix
You should honestly get the same type of items from each store to compare. No different items from different stores. That is the correct way to compare prices.
But that is the point. Certain things are cheaper at each of those stores. If you find the things that are valuable in each store and have the time to shop both, you can really save $$
This is science at it's best made ready to understand. New study suggests people who shop at Walmart need fewer calories.
This is the worst comparison I’ve ever seen 🤣
You can’t compare apples and oranges. You can compare apples and apples…or oranges and oranges.
I save at least 150$ a month meal planning and setting up weekly pickup orders from Walmart