@@Mika-gq8up that’s because everyone goes Dutch. This is Aldi Süd tho. Aldi Nord (which you have in the Netherlands) entered the US as Trader Joe’s since Aldi Süd was already using the name Aldi.
Yea but they are ultra processed, i don’t want my vegetables in a plastic bag for months before i eat it. Imagine the amounts of preservatives on the vegetables.
People like this typically skip extra ingredients because they want to avoid excess carbs. For some reason the extra 10 carbs aren't worth your food tasting good.
I’ve started doing this. Such a. Game changer. Prepping on Sunday ahead of time for an entire week is so freeing and saves an incredible amount of money. Plus loosing weight!
I cant stress this enough, just because you are eating healthy, doesnt mean you cant SEASON YOUR FOOD. Seasonings usually add minimal to no calories to your food
1) Someone might just not want their food seasoned, get off their case lol 2) you can make different sauces later instead of just one 3) he didn't season to not up the price
@@wailahmed9424 Yea Aldi and Lidl are most popular supermarkets in the UK. In fact they're both found in pretty much every European country. It's pretty rare to see them in the USA and North America in general.
@@VeteranR They are expanding in North America too now. Im in NYC, Lidl just opened up a location half a mile from me. The quality of products is meh but the prices for staples like meat, eggs, and dairy is unbeatable. I assume having to compete with Costco and Sam's Club is slowing down Aldi and Lidl though.
So just make soup or something. Or bibimbap. Poorer people with less have survived for centuries, and they didn't have the internet or cheap grocery stores selling products at dirt cheap prices. It's not that hard to make different types of budget foods.
Bro yes these are great until like the 4th day the chicken or whatever meat you use gets questionable😂 I found smaller amounts like 4-5 days worth is the sweet spot or big batches of stuff that lasts longer like the rice and vegetables, and then just make chicken every 4 days and you only have to cook the other stuff every 2-3 weeks
When Americans found the german/eu stores. Btw now do that for 4 people for a month and mix the food up a bit eating healthy is expensive if you don't wanna at least eat the same thing over and over.
It depends what you mean by healthy. It’s clean for sure, but there is no healthy fats there, fruits, nor a big enough diversity of nutrients. Not saying it’s wrong at all but to eat well and healthy it usually is expensive. For example having fish like salmon once a week, nuts and seeds, healthier low sugar options like yogurt, berries and healthier oils for cooking. health is far more than just chicken and rice 🙌
Aldi is just awesome. You can get so many things for like 3 pounds. My brothers personal favorite is the bakery section. You can get stuff for like 60 pence. There is lidl which i personally prefer
Thats good and all but you need to add salsa, if you got a moes near you can get it for free, if they ask say you had a mobile order and forgot the salsa
@@joshcreegan8816Or to even find a way to eat this at your job (lunch). Not to mention these prices aren't the same everywhere, there's food deserts, I could go on.
@@joshcreegan8816 we’re discussing extremes at that point. And meal prepping doesn’t take vast amounts of time and effort unless you want a large variety. If you have 2 jobs, I get it, but most people just don’t want to meal prep or cook regularly.
@@RavenSutcliffe you could go on, but the majority of the time, the main issue is not wanting to do it. Pricing is different, but if you keep it simple, it’s still cheaper than the junk and more nutritious. As far as food deserts, the definition is very broad. Would you disagree that it’s more common to not want to put the effort in than to not have the option?
Why are many here hyped up for Aldi? In Germany here are Aldi's in every corner and the do not deliver the 'good' food. There are definitely better shops, like 'Kaufland' etc.
You can do a variety of things with the same ingredients as well might get boring eating the same thing every day. You can make really good healthy chicken nuggets with ground chicken
Chicken is easier to make than mouse, racoon, and dog idk what you're trying to imply. If something is cheap it's probably made in mass, like chicken...
Good, but literally just go with white rice instead. It's typically cheaper and it's about 10x easier to digest and more bioavailable than brown. Brown rice is just white rice with the husk still attached
rice needs to be eaten or frozen at 2-3 days, you don’t mess with b. cereus. make smaller batches of rice if necessary. reheat with an ice cube if you have to use the microwave, as water can make it soggy. you can shred up the chicken and dice the veggies to make fried rice with egg and scallions too for daily finessing
I do this, fill up my freezer every two weeks. i dont go for the cheapest options but this saves me alot of money anyway. I do it because i do not have the time to cook everyday and refuse to eat unhealthy.
In no way does any of that look good. Unseasoned ground chicken, unseasoned white rice, unseasoned frozen veggies. All of that sounds disgusting, whoever considers plain ground meat and rice with mixed veggies a good meal is a psychopath. The only flavor you'll get from that is when you puke it back up
Maybe the recipe is not your type, but if you were in college and needed a cheap meal plan since college is so expensive nowadays, that isnt bad at all. And he never said you couldnt modify it or add seasoning. Youre just just putting negative comments on a video for absoloutely no reason. Just be positive, Im not judging or being rude to any of you. Dont be a pessimist.
What I got from this: sure you can eat healthy for cheap. It's just going to be extremely bland and missing other notes of flavor the body would crave. That's why people don't want to do it.
@@nhart6247 also marinating, one of the nicest dishes I've made was a chicken ceaser salad with the chicken breast marinaded in balsamic vinegar and lemon
A good way to save money is to buy whole chickens then break them down and freeze the parts you can easily get 5 meals out of one plus bones if you want to make stock
Exactly, and you can get even cheaper if youre getting most of your protein from powder anyway. I do a big batch of lentils in a slowcooker, and that stuff is like 50cNZD per 100grams, so I can feed the 3 people a lunch and diner worth of protein for a couple of days for pocket change.
Get some soy sauce, sugar and day old rice and make it a stir fry, or get some bell peppers and a can of tomato sauce and make it into stuffed peppers, or get some chicken broth and make the meat into meat balls for a soup. Same ingredients but some much better than just eating plain ground chicken and rice.
Some states and cities have varying prices but I guess I’ll check out my local ALDI. It’s just that when I go there on the blue moon, people look at me weird, like I don’t belong there 😂 I’m not “strange”, I think they just have more regular customers than some stores do and I’m not one of them.
Just...season that shit. Also...some variety would help. You can make chicken patties. The ground chicken can be incorporated into the rice to make like a fried rice, or you can do chicken meatballs and eat with whole grain pasta instead...you can season the chicken Thai style and do like a kra pao dish with basil (very easy) The veggies also need some flavoring... You don't have to eat boring to be healthy.
this is why i hate people who complain bout inflation but still buy name brand uneeded food and u could prob say still go cheaper if u buy bulk too but this is aite too
You can also make a big batch of Bolognese sauce, use it over rice, in a sandwich, on a spaghetti/penne, with a baked potato. That way you feel some variety throughout the week. Or same but with chile con carne sauce.
Aldis is good if you need a few items. But if your really trying to same some cash go to Sam's club or Costco. Instead of paying 200-400$ a week on groceries for a 8 person family. I now pay 400-600$ every 2 months. Literally saved me 1000s of dollars so far
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Aldi is freaking awesome. I get most of my ingredients there. Don’t forget your quarter!
@@Mika-gq8up that’s because everyone goes Dutch.
This is Aldi Süd tho. Aldi Nord (which you have in the Netherlands) entered the US as Trader Joe’s since Aldi Süd was already using the name Aldi.
Aldi is cheap but has trash stuff , barely anything and there are mostly not big brands , they have ripoffs of them, aldi
@@hassanwaseem4186 what drug are you on
@@hassanwaseem4186 lmaoo very funny lol
And they don't skimp 9n food quality either
Frozen veggies are usually the best for you anyway because they’re flash frozen right after harvesting so they retain a lot of the nutrients
Interesting, that’s good to know.
This is not true at all
@@carsonglass1839 yes it is, hope this helps 🫶🏻
@@carsonglass1839yes it is
Yea but they are ultra processed, i don’t want my vegetables in a plastic bag for months before i eat it. Imagine the amounts of preservatives on the vegetables.
bro didn't even season the chicken💀💀
Typical 😈
Yum 😋
People like this typically skip extra ingredients because they want to avoid excess carbs. For some reason the extra 10 carbs aren't worth your food tasting good.
@@dylancrosby2451That’s why they have the 0 calorie hot sauce.
He put hot sauce on it
Flavor left the chat💀
Season up that chicken with some stock, pepper, garlic powder, and cumin and its great
@@parispc or just some salt
@@opatzo9165 salt isn’t gonna do shit for that 😂
@@jonathanoloba7791 eew why eat chicken eat dog or cat instead yummy
@@Mazoncodmi ate HUMANS
I lost 160 lbs shopping at Aldi for my primary meal prep. The key is planning a menu and shopping with a list. A food scale is key as well.
Damn
How much do you weigh now
I’ve started doing this. Such a. Game changer. Prepping on Sunday ahead of time for an entire week is so freeing and saves an incredible amount of money. Plus loosing weight!
@@crayth1k81840 lbs
I cant stress this enough, just because you are eating healthy, doesnt mean you cant SEASON YOUR FOOD. Seasonings usually add minimal to no calories to your food
for reeeal
ONG BRO
Thank you
1) Someone might just not want their food seasoned, get off their case lol 2) you can make different sauces later instead of just one 3) he didn't season to not up the price
@@christiana7743if you don’t want your food seasoned then i think you might be a different breed of human
I will live and die by Aldi & Lidl. No other UK Supermarket even comes close to the product variety and prices these two have. 💪💪
@@CasualRUclipsWatcher_ I know.
I'm from Denmark and i didn't know Aldi and Lidl was so world know i guess learn something new every day
@@wailahmed9424 Yea Aldi and Lidl are most popular supermarkets in the UK. In fact they're both found in pretty much every European country.
It's pretty rare to see them in the USA and North America in general.
@@VeteranR They are expanding in North America too now. Im in NYC, Lidl just opened up a location half a mile from me. The quality of products is meh but the prices for staples like meat, eggs, and dairy is unbeatable. I assume having to compete with Costco and Sam's Club is slowing down Aldi and Lidl though.
@@parispc i’m from LI and they opened one half a mile away from me too
No joke I was just looking up good meal preps. This helps a lot. Also if you are cutting Shirataki noodles are crazy low calorie.
^ this guy cuts 💪
Those noodles are bad for you. They don’t digest properly at all
@@Flowku There are no macronutrients to be absorbed anyway. Literally does not matter
Where do you get them for cheap? I looked at Walmart, they were pretty expensive 💀
Do they sell those noodles at Aldi's? Cuz I can't find them in any market that I go to.
You remind me of the good old days when I used to train 24/7
Annihilated both my knees and cant do jackshit now
sure u can, lots of work where u dont engage ur knees at all
@@Daniel-rd2wh oh yeah for sure, but I wasn’t a gym guy, I was more into sports and Volleyball
praying for your recovery bro
#KNEESOVERTOESGUY
Can I ask whats the cause? I just wanna be careful so I can avoid in future
If I have to eat that twice a day for 7 days in a row, just shoot me
So just make soup or something. Or bibimbap. Poorer people with less have survived for centuries, and they didn't have the internet or cheap grocery stores selling products at dirt cheap prices. It's not that hard to make different types of budget foods.
@@unterhau1102 Man, i wish i’m never at a low point enough in my life where i have to budget and look at the price before i pay 😂
@@unterhau1102 you’re so poor it’s hilarious 😂
@@oxycotin lol someone's mad. And also, it's called coming from a culture where people had to work for their food lmao
@@unterhau1102 what a dumbass. 😂 since the dawn of time animals had to work for their food
Bro yes these are great until like the 4th day the chicken or whatever meat you use gets questionable😂 I found smaller amounts like 4-5 days worth is the sweet spot or big batches of stuff that lasts longer like the rice and vegetables, and then just make chicken every 4 days and you only have to cook the other stuff every 2-3 weeks
Dude yes like meal prep past four days is kinda wild bc past that ur really just eating week old food
Try freezing the additional meals and defrosting the night before in the fridge or the day of in the microwave.
Bro didn’t even season the chicken😂😭
Look at him, it is expected
I'm so broke I'm terrified. Thank you omg!! I just can't even think straight. This gives me hope!
When Americans found the german/eu stores.
Btw now do that for 4 people for a month and mix the food up a bit eating healthy is expensive if you don't wanna at least eat the same thing over and over.
We've been having Aldi for years now
dawg Aldi’s pizza is pretty good
The frozen one?
@@ElHappyJuicebox yea bruh they’re pretty fu**ing decent.
@@oxycotin nah man its below avreg in tast
, im from the caribbean . What’s Average / regular for y’all might be exotic for me ( My bad for coming off so rough 💀 )
@@oxycotin yeah I gotta agree they're pretty good and they're big too
Aldi sounds like a magical place. The cheapest I can get at the "cheap" grocery stores for ground chicken is $8CAD.
Aldi really backstabbing Germany cause there is no place where you get chicken for 4$
We have way more arable land and food production in the states
nah no 🗿
@@boygenius538_8 more like the fda isnt as strict in the states as the german counterpart
@@martinrichter9694the USA has like 100 times as many chickens as Germany. So chicken would be cheaper
Diffrent country diffrent price. It's not the supermarket, it's t h e c o u n t r y .
It depends what you mean by healthy. It’s clean for sure, but there is no healthy fats there, fruits, nor a big enough diversity of nutrients. Not saying it’s wrong at all but to eat well and healthy it usually is expensive. For example having fish like salmon once a week, nuts and seeds, healthier low sugar options like yogurt, berries and healthier oils for cooking. health is far more than just chicken and rice 🙌
"Greatest *judgers* in *2012* be like!" 😂
gotta give the w to shaq
Fr, has he ever lost in one of these guys videos?
Gotta give the W to grandma
Gotta give the L to karim
Snoop needs to step up his game
Another good one is chicken/shrimp fried rice, super cheap to make and takes like 10-15 minutes
i honestly appreciate this i’m going on a diet and this helped a lot
Did you wash your rice..?
Most people don't know hot to cook rice
Don't have an Aldi's near me. But from my experience with Aldi's, I seriously wish there was.
How do you preserve it ? Freezer after cooking ?
most likely, or you could cook it in two/three batches.
Freezer yes, then just microwave to defrost
Aldi is just awesome. You can get so many things for like 3 pounds. My brothers personal favorite is the bakery section. You can get stuff for like 60 pence. There is lidl which i personally prefer
no seasoning?
The extra changes could have been used to buy some salt
The hot sauce can replace it for the most part
@@TheMadmax03 salt on chicken? That would slightly change the flavor 😂… I’ll just get some free Buffalo sauce from chick fil a 😂
Is like jay cutler said “I’m not eating for taste anymore “
@@Yui789esss a little salt goes a long way buddy
Thats good and all but you need to add salsa, if you got a moes near you can get it for free, if they ask say you had a mobile order and forgot the salsa
Bro bought brown rice and ended up using white rice😂😂
White rice is better than brown rice
This shit had me dead for 20 min ong
Bro need a dollar extra to get the white rice
It’s hard to cook, I have tried. I made it worse
Aldi is in the US?
Yes we have 2,200 locations
I was just having this conversation the other day. The junk costs way more. 😂😂
Maybe but time and effort also plays a role in it, pretty hard to meal prep out 5 days of food after coming home from your second job
@@joshcreegan8816Or to even find a way to eat this at your job (lunch). Not to mention these prices aren't the same everywhere, there's food deserts, I could go on.
It depends
@@joshcreegan8816 we’re discussing extremes at that point. And meal prepping doesn’t take vast amounts of time and effort unless you want a large variety. If you have 2 jobs, I get it, but most people just don’t want to meal prep or cook regularly.
@@RavenSutcliffe you could go on, but the majority of the time, the main issue is not wanting to do it. Pricing is different, but if you keep it simple, it’s still cheaper than the junk and more nutritious. As far as food deserts, the definition is very broad. Would you disagree that it’s more common to not want to put the effort in than to not have the option?
Good start but would probably be more appetizing if cooked mixed together and with a sauce or seasoning mix
Having an Aldi near me is the ONLY thing that brings me joy
Comments don’t flame me about my life 😂
Why are many here hyped up for Aldi? In Germany here are Aldi's in every corner and the do not deliver the 'good' food. There are definitely better shops, like 'Kaufland' etc.
@@shayann2228 bad quality control over there in Germany
@@doorknob8972
Yes. It's usually the Asia shops which can offer good products.. ..because they buy it from Asia.
I HATE aldis food. Its cheap tasting. Id rather pay more at publix and my local butcher
You can do a variety of things with the same ingredients as well might get boring eating the same thing every day. You can make really good healthy chicken nuggets with ground chicken
Him: Their ground chicken is so cheap
The chicken: 🐭🦝🐕
Really??
Protein is protein
Chicken is easier to make than mouse, racoon, and dog idk what you're trying to imply. If something is cheap it's probably made in mass, like chicken...
But did you die
I’d cook the veggies and meat together, season with soy sauce oyster sauce gochujang garlic MSG any powders sesame oil chili oil
It would take me more than twenty dollars to get to my nearest Aldi and back
Aldi is the most underrated market in Ireland, same with Lidl.
I think they are both rated in Ireland. I rate them anyway and they're always busy.
@@dublinsfaircity Aldi and Lidl aren't usually busy or packed with people, it's just mostly on the weekends.
Bro put hella hot sauce on that damn chicken 😭😭
Well yeah its plain ground chicken bro its very plain compared to ground beef, alot leaner
@@jaynikk758 just season it well bro, you don’t need all that hot sauce you not even gon be able to taste the chicken 😂
@@davidearle7209 yall go crazy over fucking herbs i eat food cus it fuels me not cus hm yummy food in my tummy
Good, but literally just go with white rice instead. It's typically cheaper and it's about 10x easier to digest and more bioavailable than brown. Brown rice is just white rice with the husk still attached
Bro really said oldi
rice needs to be eaten or frozen at 2-3 days, you don’t mess with b. cereus. make smaller batches of rice if necessary. reheat with an ice cube if you have to use the microwave, as water can make it soggy. you can shred up the chicken and dice the veggies to make fried rice with egg and scallions too for daily finessing
Little tip for the chiken USE SPICES
I do this, fill up my freezer every two weeks. i dont go for the cheapest options but this saves me alot of money anyway. I do it because i do not have the time to cook everyday and refuse to eat unhealthy.
Those look so good for being 20 bucks
In no way does any of that look good. Unseasoned ground chicken, unseasoned white rice, unseasoned frozen veggies. All of that sounds disgusting, whoever considers plain ground meat and rice with mixed veggies a good meal is a psychopath. The only flavor you'll get from that is when you puke it back up
@@guidelamp4025 bruh on a budget you can at least season the food damn don’t have to be Gordon Ramsey to make food not bland as fuck
Maybe the recipe is not your type, but if you were in college and needed a cheap meal plan since college is so expensive nowadays, that isnt bad at all. And he never said you couldnt modify it or add seasoning. Youre just just putting negative comments on a video for absoloutely no reason. Just be positive, Im not judging or being rude to any of you. Dont be a pessimist.
@@guidelamp4025 nah he’s right it looks like shit you gotta force it down. Might as well eat some tuna and call it a day
@@Crimsonking03agreed with those ingredients you can make more recipes, have some variety.
I’ve heard Aldi is even cheaper in the UK to where I am which is crazy it’s one of my fave shops
Gotta give the w to snoop
“ Oldie “ ahahaha
Damn he came for under 20 I usually can’t come for less than 150.
Cuz ur eating better
@@Ajcarter95 probably european so not really. Shit quality and high prices!
Before the price increase in the uk a jar of jam was 30pence
What I got from this: sure you can eat healthy for cheap. It's just going to be extremely bland and missing other notes of flavor the body would crave. That's why people don't want to do it.
They give healthy food a bad reputation by not seasoning , food can be healthy and still taste great.
@@nhart6247 also marinating, one of the nicest dishes I've made was a chicken ceaser salad with the chicken breast marinaded in balsamic vinegar and lemon
@@nhart6247 not really. Cornerstones of taste is almost always unhealthy.
@@conebear9291Seasonings are just dried plants…
In Germany Aldi‘s, or as you pronounced it „oldies“, is just one of many cheap places but it’s known for especially bad quality
wish I could find ground meat that cheap. In canada a pack of ground turkey/chicken is 8$
A good way to save money is to buy whole chickens then break them down and freeze the parts you can easily get 5 meals out of one plus bones if you want to make stock
Some variation would be nice. For how long do these last in the refrigerator?
gonna try this out
Thank you so much ❤️I just got the ingredients to make these they have them at Walmart too guys
Exactly, and you can get even cheaper if youre getting most of your protein from powder anyway. I do a big batch of lentils in a slowcooker, and that stuff is like 50cNZD per 100grams, so I can feed the 3 people a lunch and diner worth of protein for a couple of days for pocket change.
Get some soy sauce, sugar and day old rice and make it a stir fry, or get some bell peppers and a can of tomato sauce and make it into stuffed peppers, or get some chicken broth and make the meat into meat balls for a soup. Same ingredients but some much better than just eating plain ground chicken and rice.
This series is very necessary
Do it in California next
In Canada that ground chicken is $8 each, those veggies are $4 each, and that rice is more than $10. That meal prep wouldn’t be so cheap
Very damn true.
My only ick with this are the plastic containers. Consider switching to glass.
7 day old chicken sounds amazing!!!
Bro he's mean you make the meals each day not in one day and you stock that for a week
@@andry9120 what are you talking about he literally made all 15 meals at the same time
Wait until you find out about freezers
So you’ve never grabbed something frozen EVER? Because that’s all frozen for way longer than just 7 days. Do you though bud. 👌🏼
You can even switch it up by adding different spices/condiments to the chicken and stuff
If you live in a food desert in an impoverished area with no Walmart let alone and Aldi, then yeah it’s kinda hard to have access to healthy items…
Jump on a bus lmao
@@tomek6132 funny that you assume that there is easy access to transportation and also the funds to access it regularly
Some states and cities have varying prices but I guess I’ll check out my local ALDI. It’s just that when I go there on the blue moon, people look at me weird, like I don’t belong there 😂 I’m not “strange”, I think they just have more regular customers than some stores do and I’m not one of them.
The size of the packages of some food in the US is so weird. Normal for you, in Germany it needs XXL-weeks in common groceries or special ones. 😆
What do you mean. That isn't true. That were the same package sizes. That aint XXL. LOL.
@@joeysimek7707 in Germany that is XXL
@@nadineganseblumchen4967 Two pounds vegtables and 1 pound meat is xxl?
@@joeysimek7707 No, but the rice.
@@nadineganseblumchen4967 2 pounds, 4 pounds. Not that rare.
I get meal prep stuff breakfast drinks and snacks for 2 weeks at Aldi cost me around $80 it’s simple stuff but good
Bro became a goat💀💀
Where i live the aldi was shut down. They were selling horse meat as hamburger meat
pro tip buy japanese bbq sauce to change it up every once n awhile itll be so worth
ALDIs js good but lidal is also goated
hey man can you make a video showing us how to add variation to the cheap meal prep
Just...season that shit.
Also...some variety would help.
You can make chicken patties. The ground chicken can be incorporated into the rice to make like a fried rice, or you can do chicken meatballs and eat with whole grain pasta instead...you can season the chicken Thai style and do like a kra pao dish with basil (very easy)
The veggies also need some flavoring...
You don't have to eat boring to be healthy.
My aldis doesn’t have prices like that is very high
this is why i hate people who complain bout inflation but still buy name brand uneeded food
and u could prob say still go cheaper if u buy bulk too but this is aite too
I'd buy seasonings with that extra few pennies
how do I reheat the meals. also do I put them in the freezer or the fridge
That ground chicken is goated. Using it on a weight loss diet rn.
Brown rice ohnononononononono 😂
You can also make a big batch of Bolognese sauce, use it over rice, in a sandwich, on a spaghetti/penne, with a baked potato. That way you feel some variety throughout the week. Or same but with chile con carne sauce.
As a aldi employee i support this.
They pay good I heard
My favorite it does cost more is just ground beef and pasta with a side of vegetables
Most FAX video I have ever seen in my LIFE! Aldis is so GOTED
Here in belgium aldi is getting quite expensive
This bust of there was some seasoning,all it needs
After the first one, im done.. got 14 in the trash
New drinking game: Take a shot every time he says ‘bro’
Can one of you guys try beef only diet for a month?
Alot of people don't have transportation and there nearest Aldi is in the other store side of town but alot of people just make excuses you right fr
me : *sees Aldi* oh no not the joke again from geoguesser
Bro went to oldies to pick up the grub
Ngl bro I ain’t never heard of no Aldis until I watched this video
So many things you can make with those ingredients. Fried rice, spicy chicken patties, chicken meat ball soup, etc
Only in the USA in NZ its majorly expensive
Great video, too many people complain about how much they spend on groceries and yet they shop at Whole Foods.
We need more of this plz
Our Aldi in the Netherlands seems bad compared to this. That meat look better than anything I've ever seen in an Aldi
Unfortunately, ALDI has become one of the more expensive supermarkets in the Netherlands. LIDL still is cheap though here.
Aldis is good if you need a few items. But if your really trying to same some cash go to Sam's club or Costco. Instead of paying 200-400$ a week on groceries for a 8 person family. I now pay 400-600$ every 2 months. Literally saved me 1000s of dollars so far