The quarter for the use of the cart is pure GENIUS, your quarter is returned when you return the cart, the carts are ALWAYS available, and never cluttering the parking lot!
The quarter for the cart isn’t “cheap.” First, you’ll get the quarter back when you return the cart. Second, the carts last longer when they’re not abused in the park lot, and, Three, Aldi saves money by not having to hire a lot attendant to fetch up those carts 🛒. Four, no feral carts to hit your car. Aldi does all sorts of cool things that save them thousands every day in operating costs. This savings goes directly to the consumer, which is a different business model than most American companies where the savings in operations goes to profit the stockholders. You can buy a little key fob that has a slot to keep your quarter. Rest assured that your cart will be in excellent condition without wonky wheels and parking lot dirt. Everyone wins!
I'm in Germany at the moment, home of Aldi - here the cart usage is not .25 cents, it's 1 Euro! which is equivalent to $1.14 - however, yes, you either get it back when you return the cart, but they also have chips available to use instead
I agree, i am from Italy and all the carts are with coins, when i came here in the us i was shocked by all the people who left the cart in the middle of the parking lot , they like to complain when a parking spot is taken by a cart but they are the first who don't put it back in place, all stores should have the carts with the coins.. it would teach a lot of people to be civil
I think it’s brilliant that Aldi’s charges for their carts. The main reason was to keep them out of the parking lot. Who knew people would abide so easily to get their quarter back. More stores should implement this
They are NOT charging for their carts! It's a deposit. Here, in Germany, you have a choice of using 50 Cents, 1 Euro or 2 Euros. I usually use 1 Euro ... because I'm a bit worried that a 2-Euro cart might disappear without me if I don't watch it ;-)
@@Petra44YT Does anybody in Germany add the - 's - to the word ALDI like Joan Peters? I think it's a renaming disease here in the USA. Possessive use of 's is ok. Way too many people say "I love ALDI'S".
Worked at ALDI when I was in college. Food is always fresh bc of high turnover. Food hardly ever sits in the back for very long. They were good to me, plus I had benefits & a 401k w matching as a part time employee. I’m grateful for ALDI.
This is funny because I Came Upon This video and I'm sitting in Aldi's parking lot getting ready to go in.. How about that ?? I really like this young man he seems very knowledgeable about a lot of products and he's being upfront. I like this young man's voice I also like because he's speaking very clearly and he's looking into the camera like he's speaking to you all of us thank you for an informative video.
hi bobby I discovered u bcoz I have diabetes 2 and I was looking up healthy foods to lower my blood sugar thnx so much ur vids have shown me what I can and cannot eat I'm definetly going to try ur chicken and rice recipe x
Aldi is our go to shopping place! We love it there! They have mostly everything we need there. In the beginning I was a bit hesitant to try the miscellaneous items, paper towels, aluminum, sandwich & freezer bags, etc., and once we tried it we realized it’s all the same, maybe better! And saves us money too!
Hello. I have been such a fan of aldis for years now. I remember when they would only take cash or People’s food stamps card thing. I also remember when their vegetables were avoided by people for such poor quality. Now when I go there I see people of all many backgrounds shopping there. And their range of foods and quality has definitely improved. Good on Aldis for that. Thanks for the informative video. :)
Yes hello I have been going shopping at Aldi's for 3 years close to my home I'm Miami and very happy too I can't complain about quality, prices and employees make me feel at home too. If anything I can be reached thruFB too Aida S. Huertas my face and my Bettyboop profile picture will be there on top or change every month too. Have a good night Cheyenne
I’m in Connecticut and started shopping at Aldi because if their produce, lol. In other grocery stores, the fruits and veggies aren’t wrapped. You bag the quantity you want. I far prefer that it’s packaged since I witnessed a child pick his nose then touch a display of loose apples. My Aldi always has good quality, fresh, PACKAGED fruits and veggies. It’s interesting how regional these things can be. 🤗
One problem I have with Aldi's is that their prices are not always posted for the product, esp for the fruits and vegetables. I do not buy something if I do not know the price before I get to the check-out counter.
I can't wait until the Aldi 20 minutes away from me becomes this store... I live 70 miles from St. Louis Missouri and unfortunately my Aldi isn't even half of the items in it. Sad... I want to be as healthy as I can afford.
Everyone is so right about the quarter for the cart at Aldi's … All stores should do it... At our Aldi's everyone is always passing their cart off to another person and not taking their quarter. I love doing it and always just say, "pass it on". Love it!!
It's so easy people. 4 letters. Basic school English rules apply of course. Spreading incorrect grammar at any age can be done at home but in public and online, please do the right thing.
Ugh last time I saw a lady taking carts from people saying she will put it up for them and keeping the quarter for herself. It's only quarters but she made a good 7 dollars while I was watching. Who knows how much she made all day
Don’t even know why I am watching as Aldi in Australia doesn’t have half those items and they’re all different brands anyway, but can’t stop as I’m finding it so interesting! At least it makes you more aware to read the labels of “organic” things!
@@chrystalsummerfield1859 Hi Chrystal, my Aldi does have cashew and sunflower seed butter. I live in a big city and have to go to the right Aldi's to get it.
I've shared these segments with so many friends and family members. We're appreciative for this guidance due to so much misleading information about what is truly healthy. There's such a misconception of what is in fact "health friendly" for us to consume, or if it's budget friendly to aspire towards. I literally grabbed my pen and paper to take notes. Thanks so much for this.
@@BobbyParrish almond milk is a lie. Most only have 6 almonds at the most and filled with garbage ingredients. Mostly water and fillers (to make it similar in nutritional content to skim milk). Not only that, almonds have the most pesticide residue (HIGHER THAN CORN) of round up / glyphosate, even higher than Oats
I think there might be a website that lists companies that are trying to harvest palm oil in a sustainable manner and respect for harvesters. I'd have to look around again to find it, but if you look at the label of some un-butters, you can track down info via the web, taking you all the way back to the source and maybe find the sustainers that way.
@@susanwoerner1619 Vice News did a story about this problem. It was HORRIBLE on every level. I highly recommend this station. Both the cable and the HBO iterations. Best to check the labels before you buy. Just don't buy anything with palm oil.
Wow, this is some very informative information. I've been shopping at Aldi for around 20 years now. Most people don't realize how long Aldi has been around. I will be more aware of what I purchase on my next trip. Thanks for sharing.
I have shopped at Aldi's for years. I like that they are going to the more healthy foods. Thank you so much for the great information on what not to buy and waste my money. Thus is very helpful.
Since Trader Joe's and Aldi are sister companies, some of the products are the exact same, only with different graphics/brand on the packaging. e.g. The regularly available sweet potato and exotic chips are identical but less expensive at Aldi. Unfortunately, most of the TJ products at Aldi are only offered for a limited time = need to shop at Aldi regularly and stock up.
Nyx773 hello, but I have NOT been to TRADER JOE , as yet, but ALDI IN NJ. IS A FLAMING DISASTER, NEVER ANY REASON TO SHOP IN ONE, THEIR STOCK IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT YP ANY OTHER STATE. ,. Cheers From NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸
ALDI is a German company. European supermarkets nearly all require you to put a coin in so that you can get the shopping trolley out. When you return the shopping trolley you get your coin back. It is done to stop people leaving the trolleys in parking spaces so you have to get out of the car to move them, because people are too lazy to take the trolley back, or even throw them in rivers or take them home. It's nothing to do with being "cheap". The shopping trolleys cost hundreds of dollars to replace.
Patti Bullock hello but not sure IF EGGLANDS BEST are ORGANIC, but that’s what I PREFER, COSTCO , STOPPED SELLING THEM LONG TIME, so In STORE 320 UNION NJ, they had 24 eggs , in a styrene case , so you could see them, well that WAS THE LAST TIME I buy COSTCO EGGS, Why? Every egg,,was fertilized, and each egg had BLOOD IN EACH . CHEERS FROM NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Don't they taste far worse tbat the organoc you can even tell buy the yolks. I always used to buy the conventional ones until I noticed they didn't taste tok good I bought the organic one day because they were out of the conventional and wow what a difference in taste! I only but the organoc ones now
You do know that Aldi sud is the parent company of Trader Joe's :) And on having to deposit .25 for a cart... well that's a european thing (Aldi is of German origin) where it encourages you to put back your cart after your finished vs. leaving them all over the parking lot. (In France it typically required 1 euro (think of it as a $1, so heck ya, push it back :) )
You're right that in Europe you pay to rent the cart but I think most people there would return the cart anyway. Everybody brings their own shopping bags.
They do that in some supermarkets in the UK too. The ones where you have to pay for trollies, get put back in the right place. However, the places where you don’t need to deposit £1 for a trolly, means you find them dumped all around the car park and even the streets.
Wow!!! This is the best series along with your Budget Meal Prep series! I never went to Aldi's even though there's one near me but we are going to check it out today! Thanks so much for the info! Keep these series coming!! Hope there's even Trader Joe, Costco, Aldi's part two!!
@@BobbyParrish Also, I just made your Cauliflower mash with broccoli and parm!! Seriously delicious!!! Will be binge-watching your videos today for this week's meal prep! Learning so much!
If you write it incorrectly two times in one comment then clearly you haven't read the sign very carefully. Please please please there is no s. Sorry, No s. No 's. Just 4 letters. ALDI
Love love love ALDI, but avoid using their cream cheese to make homemade cream cheese frosting or cheesecake. The texture is more gritty than smooth when used for the aforementioned items. But, seriously, ALDI is the bomb.
I just chanced upon your video. And then few more. And man, you are so good ,so detailed. Thank you for the efforts you put in ,in every video of yours. Great work..!!
Hopefully you visit the store soon and look at the sign carefully. it's a shame when comments are read by people that are a little bit mushy in the brain and believe what they read. There has never been and never will be "s or 's" in the name ALDI. Just 4 simple capital letters.
The green bottle cheese thing was eye-opening! I have always heard that the powdered stuff is bad, but nobody else explained that it has *wood shavings*!
I'm shocked they are allowed to even put that in there, i mean if you look at a box of tissues it says 100% cellulose and they put it in freakin cheese! we were basically eating small portions of tissues.
it's not really wood shavings... it's a polymer of glucose commonly found in plant cell walls. so we eat it all the time it's also called indigestible plant fiber. it's added to cheese to prevent clumping. it's not toxic in those quantities.
We've had the coin slot system for shopping trolleys, in Europe, for many years. It works perfectly. Most people use a metal token, with a fob, that you carry on your key chain. It's neat, efficient, and convenient.
I've found a new use for the very reasonably priced carts. I take the sturdy wheels off, throw it he cart away, and put the wheels on the frig., Washing machine, dryer, etc, in order to roll out them around and easily clean under them. So convenient. Thank u Aldi!
I always tell people who look down on aldi that its the SAME store as trader joes! Here in the youngstown ohio area we have to drive an hour for a whole foods or trader joes, but really there are a lot of perfectly good choices at aldi and they are CHEAP
I really enjoyed your informative video thanks. One thing I’d like to say about cheap meat, it means the farmer is probably being paid poorly in most cases and they do all the work. We need farmers to be well paid so they keep giving us good quality products. I don’t have a lot of money but always pay good money for my meat, vegetables, fruit, eggs and dairy.
Aldi does have organic ACV with the mother. It's not the bottle you picked up, but they do have it in their condiment aisle. I can't recall the price offhand.
We need someone from every country that has an Aldi to do a video like this because they sell different stuff in different countries. I'm based in Ireland and their almond milk tastes absolutely horrible. Don't even care if it's cheaper than alpro.
You mentioned having a big salad for lunch everyday. Would love to see what you consider a good salad for lunch. Considering making that my go-to lunch, but not sure I can stomach something boring/plain, day in and day out. How do you keep a daily salad interesting or do you save all the flavor for breakfast and dinner?
Thanks Bobby, that is some great information. I'm 63 and trying to watch unnatural ingredients, carbs and transfats in foods. This is truly suggestions I can use.
Great video! Super informative!! One note of...whatever...the graphics are helpful but a bit misleading. The “Avoids” could use a qualifier. Your graphic, for example, said “Avoid: Grapeseed oil” but what you REALLY meant is “Avoid: Grapeseed oil THAT DOESN’T SAY ‘EXPELLER PRESSED’ or ‘COLD PRESSED’ or ‘EXTRA VIRGIN’” But don’t get me wrong, the video is awesome (as are all your videos). Also side note, I’ve been watching you since you had like 30k subscribers. And wondered why you didn’t have more. I just noticed you have over 300k (for those playing along at home...or still reading my comment...that’s 10x the amount from before in a relatively short period of time)! Way to go!
The graphics are fine. The information given is thorough enough without the additional paragraph of text he's already mentioning. Too distracting! I like the video, Sir! Great job!
I get all my healthy staples at Aldi. No point going broke at Whole Foods or even Kroger. Even though they both have a broader selection and I end up there for what I can't get at Aldi. Ironically, its also where I get my junk food for cheap. I'm addicted to the kettle cooked salt n vinegar potato chips. Or the healthier alternative of the root vegetable chips. I love their brioche buns, and make amazing burgers with that grass fed beef, munster and gouda cheese. Y'all! Try their soft batch chocolate chip cookies crumbled over their butter pecan ice cream. You're welcome.
Thank you so much for this video! VERY helpful! Not for anything, but I began shopping at Aldi because I am overwhelmed in larger stores with too many choices (some strange anxiety in stores with too many options). I can do Costco, but my go to stores for years now are TJs and Aldi, with my preference being Aldi. Where I live Aldi is beginning to have a better reputation; initially it was looked down upon by most of my co workers and friends as a run down, off brand, shite store. I cannot tell you how many people NOW say that they shop at Aldi because they have the best prices and some of the best produce. If you have not tried Aldi, but have one close, you really need to give it a try!
Hey Julia, this is a well-studied problem, it's called the paradox of choice. More choices don't make us happier, instead we can suffer from "paralysis analysis". Weird, eh?!
I do the majority of my shopping at Aldi. I love their stuff. I can't believe you didn't mention the goat cheese though. The price is ridiculously good compared to anywhere else I've found it.
only get cold pressed olive oil, no grape seed oil. Palm oil is bad for you. Buy Gluten free pancake mix that has rice flour, not bean flour. Make sure eggs say 100% pasture raised v. cage free. Avoid powdered chicken broth or boullion as has MSG in it. Buy chicken or beef stock. Buy 100% grass fed beef or bison. All spices here are cheaper at Aldi. Dont buy parmesan in green bottle as it has wood pulp in it: buy fresh.
@@janedoe9421 I keep repeating that corporate renaming disease spreads and here's a perfect example. Sorry, No s. No 's. Just 4 letters. Do you and CrunchyHam also shop at Walmart's and Target's
Love your vids Bobby, also the quarter for carts is so smart cuz where I live it's really windy and I have cringed watching carts go flying into customer's cars. Including mine, yay Aldi!
Walmart has the lower-fat cream cheese for $0.89 and the best price in spinach but I've seen anywhere. What they actually have the cheapest price on at Aldi is pineapple 🍍💛🍍 Cheaper than Walmart or anywhere else!
ALL shredded cheese has wood particles in it to keep it from sticking together. I grated a block of cheese for my lasagna when I found this information out. What a difference. I was delicious.
Aldi is great. Here in the UK My family and I have been shopping at Aldi since I was teenager and it is incredible. The taste of the foods are amazing and not much difference to where you would find the food elsewhere. I love Aldi! 😊
I used to feel the same exact. I actually saw keto as nothing but a placebo trend. I used to be heavily involved with the occult and when I used to work at an Ayahuasca/Iboga/rapè retreat with shamans, EVERYONE there were hopping on either the vegan waggon, vegetarian or keto diet. I noticed all the vegans and vegetarians I knew were aging quickly and horribly due to not adding in enough supplements. They were also becoming very depressed and not even realizing that the meat substitutes they were eating were full of bad ingredients. The keto dieters I knew looked the healthiest and seemed overall happier. Anyway, long story short...I had gotten really mentally scarred from working at an Ayahuasca retreat and after I decided to leave and NEVER look back, I had also started experiencing these feelings of anxiety when I'd hear any words that I overly heard at this retreat. Words like "enlighten" "conscienceness" "vegan" "foodie" "goddess" "love and light" "soul sister" and yes.....even "keto" Hardly anyone there was keto. It was mainly vegans that were hanging on their last thread of health and constantly getting sick. Anyway, that's why for years, I refused to try keto because it triggered me in a weird way and made me shake and sweat being blasted into the memory of my past at the retreat. Long story short, my all American diet was making me lethargic, giving me mood swings, throwing off my hormonal balance, causing inflammation, irritating my arthritis and other symptoms so I decided to mix it up. I started a mix of all American diet with adding it days of eating healthy. It did help, but not really all that much. I was still thrown off. So about 70 days ago, I decided to do the carnivore diet, which has helped me tons and after the 90 day challenge, I will be starting keto. I have slipped up a few times on my new diet and I have found that when I stick to it, I have great energy, my ace isn't fat and puffy and my back doesn't hurt. On days I've had dairy and caffeine, it never fails...the next day, my face is redish and puffy and I don't feel as good. So a strict diet works greats and it gets easier over time. After 45 days, my cravings for sweets and carbohydrates completely went away and now it's super easy to fast on my day of fasting and I don't even feel hungry. I've lost weight and am back at the weight my doctor told me I should be at. I'd add more but it would take too long.
just a note from someone who works at aldi: certain things like eggs, milk, and popular produce (avocados, grapes, etc.) are known as “competitive” products - i.e. they are priced based on other grocery stores in the area so the prices on those types of products may vary!
Can you do a WalMart Sam's Club and Target haul if you haven't already. Also I've found oils and spices for reasonable prices at Marshall's Burlington also TJ Maxx.
Would you mind doing a healthy, balance diet challenge at Walmart? And maybe for a bigger challenge, Dollar General? Ways family can still feed their bigger families with a a smaller budget but still know which options may be healthier? Thanks for the videos. 😊👍🏻
Good job Bobby Parrish!...Normally I don’t shop at Aldi, because of uncertainty on the food quality...well you’ve changed that if only for the Avocado oil and spices...you’ve rocked my little world...lol..Where do we go from here?!
Last year I could buy avocados at Aldi for about 50 cents each, while the WalMart across the road sold them for $1+. Once in a while the price goes down, but Aldi increased their price and the WalMart lowered their's. Boohoo.
Hey Bobby, I'm new here but thought to share this little fun fact: Aldi and Trader Joe's are related. Apparently the family couldn't agree on certain marketing points or styles and so split the difference in the USA and other countries. I only mention this because you are comparing similar items that share the same origin. Have a great week! Keep the vids coming!! 💚 💛 💜
Awesome video! Thanks for making this. I just discovered your channel, liked & subscribed! I loved the Aldi's Ghee, but after seeing your video and following the link to your Homemade Ghee vid, I'll make my next batch at home, Thanks Bobby!👍👍👍
Gluten is wheat/barley/rye..oats/corn/rice. Rice is low in gluten. You want antibiotic free/organically fed eggs. Almond milk may have 3 almonds in it.
I'm a new member of the Keto community and LOVE your grocery Hauls! Maybe everyone else already knows, but who is ART? A friend, family member, employee?? I love watching both of you conversing as you try to educate us at the grocery stores!
True, great video. Sorry to be a bummer but there's no S in Kroger. I'm just doing a small part in trying to end the corporate renaming disease. Just like there's no S in Walmart and no S in Target.
I have to say I absolutely love your videos, i deal with gut issues and being on keto one month my gut issues are slowly gone away. But seriously i need your book so i can start making your amazing keto recipes.
I live in Kansas and we have mostly Dillon's which is Kroger. Also when I lived in Texas we had mostly HEB, which is Kroger. We do not really have anything but these big chains. We got an Aldi's a few years ago, and we have a very small local whole foods type store called Green Acres, but most groceries have to come from Dillon's or Walmart. I just hate Walmart, not enough choices, almost everything is packaged in tons of plastic, and it is just too big/too many people. So yes please do Kroger's
Since FlavCity is in Chicago, they could do Food4Less or Mariano's. However, results will not be the same compared to most Kroger affiliates. Mariano's is upscale and run independent of Kroger (but they do carry Kroger brand items). Food4Less is clean/fresh, but the opposite of upscale. The selection of products (especially organic) at Food4Less is limited compared with other regular/traditional grocery stores. The prices for Kroger brand items are less than what they are sold for at Mariano's and even the Kroger stores in Michigan.
The quarter for the use of the cart is pure GENIUS, your quarter is returned when you return the cart, the carts are ALWAYS available, and never cluttering the parking lot!
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Joni Wagner carts aren’t running into your car either
Joni Wagner , you are absolutely right. In Germany this is ‘normal’ and it assures that shopping carts are returned to their stations.
A lot of stores trough Europe have the same system.. cheers
In canada its $1 for a cart
The quarter for the cart isn’t “cheap.” First, you’ll get the quarter back when you return the cart.
Second, the carts last longer when they’re not abused in the park lot, and,
Three, Aldi saves money by not having to hire a lot attendant to fetch up those carts 🛒.
Four, no feral carts to hit your car.
Aldi does all sorts of cool things that save them thousands every day in operating costs.
This savings goes directly to the consumer, which is a different business model than most American companies where the savings in operations goes to profit the stockholders.
You can buy a little key fob that has a slot to keep your quarter.
Rest assured that your cart will be in excellent condition without wonky wheels and parking lot dirt.
Everyone wins!
Plus this is common practice in Europe, even in expensive grocery store chains.
I'm in Germany at the moment, home of Aldi - here the cart usage is not .25 cents, it's 1 Euro! which is equivalent to $1.14 - however, yes, you either get it back when you return the cart, but they also have chips available to use instead
And I can’t even get a cart at my local Aldis. Am getting 🥺 madd
I agree, i am from Italy and all the carts are with coins, when i came here in the us i was shocked by all the people who left the cart in the middle of the parking lot , they like to complain when a parking spot is taken by a cart but they are the first who don't put it back in place, all stores should have the carts with the coins.. it would teach a lot of people to be civil
@Liberty Hussein I agree 100%
I think it’s brilliant that Aldi’s charges for their carts. The main reason was to keep them out of the parking lot. Who knew people would abide so easily to get their quarter back. More stores should implement this
Joan Peters
I usually pass my cart to an unsuspecting customer for free! The attitude I get is priceless!! They act like they just won the lottery!!👍😂
Brenda Dog Friend I do that all the time. A simple, pay it forward.
whatever I will leave the quarter and the cart where ever
They are NOT charging for their carts! It's a deposit.
Here, in Germany, you have a choice of using 50 Cents, 1 Euro or 2 Euros. I usually use 1 Euro ... because I'm a bit worried that a 2-Euro cart might disappear without me if I don't watch it ;-)
@@Petra44YT Does anybody in Germany add the - 's - to the word ALDI like Joan Peters? I think it's a renaming disease here in the USA. Possessive use of 's is ok. Way too many people say "I love ALDI'S".
Worked at ALDI when I was in college. Food is always fresh bc of high turnover. Food hardly ever sits in the back for very long. They were good to me, plus I had benefits & a 401k w matching as a part time employee. I’m grateful for ALDI.
Even a Better reason to shop there!
This is funny because I Came Upon This video and I'm sitting in Aldi's parking lot getting ready to go in.. How about that ?? I really like this young man he seems very knowledgeable about a lot of products and he's being upfront. I like this young man's voice I also like because he's speaking very clearly and he's looking into the camera like he's speaking to you all of us thank you for an informative video.
thanks Jeannie!! really appreciate it :)
I do that all that time! Smart shopping! 😆
I'm screaming. Was looking for music but this popped up on my drive and finished it here sitting outside if Alidi 😅
Bobby is awesome
hi bobby I discovered u bcoz I have diabetes 2 and I was looking up healthy foods to lower my blood sugar thnx so much ur vids have shown me what I can and cannot eat I'm definetly going to try ur chicken and rice recipe x
I will give someone my cart, if someone is getting one and tell them to keep the quarter or pass it on
Becca Bohannon yeah!! That’s how it’s done !!
That's how it's done here.
Omg. I did that with one guy and he gave me two dimes and a nickel for my quarter! 😥😂
Lots of people here leave the carts in the parking lot for the homeless people to retrieve, so they can have the quarters and do a service.
Aldi is our go to shopping place! We love it there! They have mostly everything we need there. In the beginning I was a bit hesitant to try the miscellaneous items, paper towels, aluminum, sandwich & freezer bags, etc., and once we tried it we realized it’s all the same, maybe better! And saves us money too!
Fantastic! I learned something AGAIN! Buy regular eggs, no ghee, no grapeseed oil. 😊
Ghee there is actually grass fed
Hello. I have been such a fan of aldis for years now. I remember when they would only take cash or People’s food stamps card thing. I also remember when their vegetables were avoided by people for such poor quality.
Now when I go there I see people of all many backgrounds shopping there. And their range of foods and quality has definitely improved. Good on Aldis for that.
Thanks for the informative video. :)
Yes hello I have been going shopping at Aldi's for 3 years close to my home I'm Miami and very happy too I can't complain about quality, prices and employees make me feel at home too. If anything I can be reached thruFB too Aida S. Huertas my face and my Bettyboop profile picture will be there on top or change every month too. Have a good night Cheyenne
I’m in Connecticut and started shopping at Aldi because if their produce, lol.
In other grocery stores, the fruits and veggies aren’t wrapped. You bag the quantity you want.
I far prefer that it’s packaged since I witnessed a child pick his nose then touch a display of loose apples.
My Aldi always has good quality, fresh, PACKAGED fruits and veggies.
It’s interesting how regional these things can be. 🤗
yes! I agree with you 100! ;0)
One problem I have with Aldi's is that their prices are not always posted for the product, esp for the fruits and vegetables. I do not buy something if I do not know the price before I get to the check-out counter.
I can't wait until the Aldi 20 minutes away from me becomes this store... I live 70 miles from St. Louis Missouri and unfortunately my Aldi isn't even half of the items in it. Sad... I want to be as healthy as I can afford.
Everyone is so right about the quarter for the cart at Aldi's … All stores should do it... At our Aldi's everyone is always passing their cart off to another person and not taking their quarter. I love doing it and always just say, "pass it on". Love it!!
Sorry Pat. I see you took the liberty to rename the store. Possessive use of 's is ok. But the store name has only 4 letters. ALDI.
Really??? This is all you have??? Screw you, from a 72 year old grandma!!!@@BBXFX
It's so easy people. 4 letters. Basic school English rules apply of course. Spreading incorrect grammar at any age can be done at home but in public and online, please do the right thing.
Brad Baker as I said... screw you!!!
Ugh last time I saw a lady taking carts from people saying she will put it up for them and keeping the quarter for herself. It's only quarters but she made a good 7 dollars while I was watching. Who knows how much she made all day
Don’t even know why I am watching as Aldi in Australia doesn’t have half those items and they’re all different brands anyway, but can’t stop as I’m finding it so interesting! At least it makes you more aware to read the labels of “organic” things!
i will be in aussie in march!!! thanks so much
FlavCity with Bobby Parrish you should do an
Aldi Australia version of this video!!
I am French and I find these videos very interesting as well !
I love Aldi's 100% peanut butter they stock here in Australia, I just wish they did some other nut butters too.
@@chrystalsummerfield1859
Hi Chrystal, my Aldi does have cashew and sunflower seed butter. I live in a big city and have to go to the right Aldi's to get it.
Wow! What nostalgia! Shopping at Aldi without a mask! What memories!
I've shared these segments with so many friends and family members. We're appreciative for this guidance due to so much misleading information about what is truly healthy. There's such a misconception of what is in fact "health friendly" for us to consume, or if it's budget friendly to aspire towards. I literally grabbed my pen and paper to take notes. Thanks so much for this.
i love to hear that, thanks so much!
@@BobbyParrish almond milk is a lie. Most only have 6 almonds at the most and filled with garbage ingredients. Mostly water and fillers (to make it similar in nutritional content to skim milk). Not only that, almonds have the most pesticide residue (HIGHER THAN CORN) of round up / glyphosate, even higher than Oats
Palm oil also causes deforestation in Brazil and South East Asia.
Yes, I have a friend from Brazil that was saying this!
Boycott Oreos
I’m not a tree hugger, but those videos of displaced and orphaned orangutans in Indonesia are sad 😢
I think there might be a website that lists companies that are trying to harvest palm oil in a sustainable manner and respect for harvesters. I'd have to look around again to find it, but if you look at the label of some un-butters, you can track down info via the web, taking you all the way back to the source and maybe find the sustainers that way.
@@susanwoerner1619
Vice News did a story about this problem. It was HORRIBLE on every level. I highly recommend this station. Both the cable and the HBO iterations. Best to check the labels before you buy. Just don't buy anything with palm oil.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ALDI! I don’t shop anywhere else. So EXCITED about this video!
The service & awareness you provide your viewers is invaluable. Great job. Very much appreciated.
Wow, this is some very informative information. I've been shopping at Aldi for around 20 years now. Most people don't realize how long Aldi has been around. I will be more aware of what I purchase on my next trip. Thanks for sharing.
I have shopped at Aldi's for years. I like that they are going to the more healthy foods. Thank you so much for the great information on what not to buy and waste my money. Thus is very helpful.
my pleasure!
Sorry Lisa... No s. No 's just 4 letters. ALDI. Thanks
I will be shopping more at Aldis. The closest Trader Joe's, Wholefoods, or Costco are 60 miles away. Aldis is convenient!
Bill S. Go to the special purchase aisle for new things, special food like cherry jam and mac n' cheese with truffle oil
Sorry Bill. I see you took the liberty to rename the store. Possessive use of 's is ok. But the store name has only 4 letters. ALDI.
Nice wines.... Love Aldi!
Since Trader Joe's and Aldi are sister companies, some of the products are the exact same, only with different graphics/brand on the packaging. e.g. The regularly available sweet potato and exotic chips are identical but less expensive at Aldi. Unfortunately, most of the TJ products at Aldi are only offered for a limited time = need to shop at Aldi regularly and stock up.
Nyx773 hello, but I have NOT been to TRADER JOE , as yet, but ALDI IN NJ. IS A FLAMING DISASTER, NEVER ANY REASON TO SHOP IN ONE, THEIR STOCK IS COMPLETELY DIFFERENT YP ANY OTHER STATE. ,. Cheers From NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸
ALDI is a German company. European supermarkets nearly all require you to put a coin in so that you can get the shopping trolley out. When you return the shopping trolley you get your coin back. It is done to stop people leaving the trolleys in parking spaces so you have to get out of the car to move them, because people are too lazy to take the trolley back, or even throw them in rivers or take them home. It's nothing to do with being "cheap". The shopping trolleys cost hundreds of dollars to replace.
I think it's stupid to do that here in the states no other store does that.
So out goes my wood dust parmesan cheese and old spices and I'll continue with my almond milk & avocado oil 👍🏽
I am guilty with this green bottle of cheese. I vow now not to ever buy again. I will buy fresh. Thanks for the eye opener.
“Motha...motha where have you gone motha?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that was hilarious
I was L.M.B.O when he said that!
The bottles used to be smaller and I always found motha!
Having quarter carts saves cost of paying employees bringing them in and saves the customers extra money in the long run.
His hands are beautiful
Horrible impression of an accent. Whatever accent that was.
This dude is like Rainman when it comes to knowing prices!!! 😂😂😂😂👏🏿👏🏿
OMG...I thought I was buying correctly with the Organic Eggs...what an eye opener...and now a money saver..TY!!! :)
Patti Bullock I know me too!! 😟
Patti Bullock hello but not sure IF EGGLANDS BEST are ORGANIC, but that’s what I PREFER, COSTCO , STOPPED SELLING THEM LONG TIME, so In STORE 320 UNION NJ, they had 24 eggs , in a styrene case , so you could see them, well that WAS THE LAST TIME I buy COSTCO EGGS, Why? Every egg,,was fertilized, and each egg had BLOOD IN EACH . CHEERS FROM NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So meat and vegetables are regulated by the term organic but not eggs? I am confused by this. Can anyone explain this further please? Thanks!
Don't they taste far worse tbat the organoc you can even tell buy the yolks. I always used to buy the conventional ones until I noticed they didn't taste tok good I bought the organic one day because they were out of the conventional and wow what a difference in taste! I only but the organoc ones now
You do know that Aldi sud is the parent company of Trader Joe's :) And on having to deposit .25 for a cart... well that's a european thing (Aldi is of German origin) where it encourages you to put back your cart after your finished vs. leaving them all over the parking lot. (In France it typically required 1 euro (think of it as a $1, so heck ya, push it back :) )
June M I think Aldi North owns Trader Joe’s and Aldi Süd owns Aldi as seen here.
You're right that in Europe you pay to rent the cart but I think most people there would return the cart anyway. Everybody brings their own shopping bags.
unbogosse we bring our shopping bags cos we have to pay for a shopping bag or bags. Gets annoying dishing out bags each time a person goes shopping
They do that in some supermarkets in the UK too. The ones where you have to pay for trollies, get put back in the right place. However, the places where you don’t need to deposit £1 for a trolly, means you find them dumped all around the car park and even the streets.
Aldi in Australia you need a $2 coin or you can buy the little keyrings for $1 which is way easier. They have some good staples there
I really appreciate you telling us the good stuff to buy at all the stores! Your channel is awesome!!! Thank you !!!
thanks so much!
I have really changed my way of eating since I started watching your videos
that...is what i like to hear!
Love the almond milk, price is the best
Random fact: owners of Aldi and Trader Joe’s are brothers.
Good job
Austin
Lidl also....
If only I can get my peeps to partner up! How lucky are they to have like minds with action in one family.
Sounds like one is making a little more money than the other :)
Please do Sam's club healthy pantry items.
YES PLEASE DO SAMS CLUB
Wow!!! This is the best series along with your Budget Meal Prep series! I never went to Aldi's even though there's one near me but we are going to check it out today! Thanks so much for the info! Keep these series coming!! Hope there's even Trader Joe, Costco, Aldi's part two!!
defo check it out..many more hauls coming!!
@@BobbyParrish Also, I just made your Cauliflower mash with broccoli and parm!! Seriously delicious!!! Will be binge-watching your videos today for this week's meal prep! Learning so much!
If you write it incorrectly two times in one comment then clearly you haven't read the sign very carefully. Please please please there is no s. Sorry, No s. No 's. Just 4 letters. ALDI
Love love love ALDI, but avoid using their cream cheese to make homemade cream cheese frosting or cheesecake. The texture is more gritty than smooth when used for the aforementioned items. But, seriously, ALDI is the bomb.
That guy at the end 😝🙊😂😂😂 hilarious!!! Great video.
🤔 I don’t find that at all with the cream cheese but to each their own.
Kith and Co Creative I also found this out the hard way with their cream cheese!
I have found it gritty as well. Thought it went bad.
Big props to correct spelling and writing the word in caps without an s. ALDI. Hard to find smart people in half the comments.
Not to mention that palm oil is terrible for the environment, rain forests and the habitat for orangutans.
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Different in Ghana...
I think over production is the real issue. Everything leaves a footprint. Just have to go back to respecting nature
I just chanced upon your video. And then few more. And man, you are so good ,so detailed. Thank you for the efforts you put in ,in every video of yours. Great work..!!
In Florida- Publix.. Winn Dixie.. Fresh Market ..Whole Foods..sedanos.. Fresco y más.. El presidente.. the list goes on...
Aldi's is the best for so many reasons. They are the most ethically, healthy, and environmentally run store that I've seen.
Hopefully you visit the store soon and look at the sign carefully. it's a shame when comments are read by people that are a little bit mushy in the brain and believe what they read. There has never been and never will be "s or 's" in the name ALDI. Just 4 simple capital letters.
Yes I agree with you Bobby alot of affordable and great quality of items and cheaper than Wally world or Publix.
The green bottle cheese thing was eye-opening! I have always heard that the powdered stuff is bad, but nobody else explained that it has *wood shavings*!
I'm shocked they are allowed to even put that in there, i mean if you look at a box of tissues it says 100% cellulose and they put it in freakin cheese! we were basically eating small portions of tissues.
it's not really wood shavings... it's a polymer of glucose commonly found in plant cell walls. so we eat it all the time it's also called indigestible plant fiber. it's added to cheese to prevent clumping. it's not toxic in those quantities.
Allison thank you I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that while watching. Still nasty cheese regardless but not THAT bad and will do in a pinch
Well, I won't be buying it anymore. When I cook, I want healthy, tasty ingredients....not chemicals or woodpulp.
We've had the coin slot system for shopping trolleys, in Europe, for many years. It works perfectly. Most people use a metal token, with a fob, that you carry on your key chain. It's neat, efficient, and convenient.
I may have just found my new favorite TH-cam channel! So informative! Thank you!
woohoo, thanks holly!
Holly Greer I. O
IKR do more aldis!!!
I love Aldi's - everything about them, and all the clerks at my store are so awesome!
I live in Miami and there a lot of Aldi Stores and love going to choose my items, employees helpful and professionals. Aldo is my store to go
I don’t see mother ...mother is missing 🤣🤣🤣
OMG THANK YOU
Mother stepped out. She is over there sitting on the eggs.
I've found a new use for the very reasonably priced carts. I take the sturdy wheels off, throw it he cart away, and put the wheels on the frig., Washing machine, dryer, etc, in order to roll out them around and easily clean under them. So convenient. Thank u Aldi!
Trader Joes is Aldi Nord and Aldi is Aldi Süd.
yup!
Mind blown...
I always tell people who look down on aldi that its the SAME store as trader joes! Here in the youngstown ohio area we have to drive an hour for a whole foods or trader joes, but really there are a lot of perfectly good choices at aldi and they are CHEAP
aksik, please tell me what your comment means, I am a very senior citizen, please excuse my not knowing, but I really do want to know, thank you. MLB
Here in central NC we have both within maybe 10 miles of each other. Hmmmm...
I really enjoyed your informative video thanks. One thing I’d like to say about cheap meat, it means the farmer is probably being paid poorly in most cases and they do all the work. We need farmers to be well paid so they keep giving us good quality products. I don’t have a lot of money but always pay good money for my meat, vegetables, fruit, eggs and dairy.
yes sue, its important to buy good quality meat if you can afford it.
Thanks for the video. It has open my eyes on a lot things at aldis
You forgot the wild caught Alaskan sockeye salmon but maybe it’s regional here in New Jersey I haven’t seen grass fed beef or bison.
Great. Thanks. I've shared this with my husband. He loves Aldi.
Just came across your videos and I'm in heaven! Thank you so much! We adore Aldi! Please do Lidl next!!! So comparable to Aldi.
we dont have lidl is chicago!
@@BobbyParrish dang it.. road trip! Haha
How about Earth Fare?
Liked you video!👍
Could you please make video in LIDL? THANKS
The Aldi you are in, has a lot more variety and choices than mine has.
Yes, I agree. All Aldis are not the same.
Same here where I live.
@@lanaescraftydesigns2988 new york have aldi ??
I love this video! New subscriber! You are giving recipes while being informative. YES!
thanks!
Please do BJ's
Aldi does have organic ACV with the mother. It's not the bottle you picked up, but they do have it in their condiment aisle. I can't recall the price offhand.
Yes they do because I have bought it
Yay Aldi! Thank you for all the useful information! Could you do Kroger next?
What a great video, I subscribed. So much information in one source.
We need someone from every country that has an Aldi to do a video like this because they sell different stuff in different countries. I'm based in Ireland and their almond milk tastes absolutely horrible. Don't even care if it's cheaper than alpro.
Avoiding MSG is great in the broth . But another name for MSG is Yeast Extract . Watch for and avoid both .
Dude your videos are so good, soooo informative.. thank you so much for the info and including the chemical side of healthy shopping 💘💘
my pleasure!
You mentioned having a big salad for lunch everyday. Would love to see what you consider a good salad for lunch. Considering making that my go-to lunch, but not sure I can stomach something boring/plain, day in and day out. How do you keep a daily salad interesting or do you save all the flavor for breakfast and dinner?
check my flavcity what i eat in day video. the salad is good and simple to make.
The part when he was like, “Mother, where have you gone Mother?”😂🤣
Thanks Bobby, that is some great information. I'm 63 and trying to watch unnatural ingredients, carbs and transfats in foods. This is truly suggestions I can use.
Great video! Super informative!! One note of...whatever...the graphics are helpful but a bit misleading. The “Avoids” could use a qualifier. Your graphic, for example, said “Avoid: Grapeseed oil” but what you REALLY meant is “Avoid: Grapeseed oil THAT DOESN’T SAY ‘EXPELLER PRESSED’ or ‘COLD PRESSED’ or ‘EXTRA VIRGIN’” But don’t get me wrong, the video is awesome (as are all your videos). Also side note, I’ve been watching you since you had like 30k subscribers. And wondered why you didn’t have more. I just noticed you have over 300k (for those playing along at home...or still reading my comment...that’s 10x the amount from before in a relatively short period of time)! Way to go!
ha, for those laying along at home!!! i hear ya Julie..making graphics is not our strong point ;)
FlavCity with Bobby Parrish No worries! I’d rather you have videos/recipes like you do and occasionally misleading graphics than the other way around.
The graphics are fine. The information given is thorough enough without the additional paragraph of text he's already mentioning. Too distracting! I like the video, Sir! Great job!
Great video! Thanks. Would love to see a Whole Foods video like this.
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I get all my healthy staples at Aldi. No point going broke at Whole Foods or even Kroger. Even though they both have a broader selection and I end up there for what I can't get at Aldi.
Ironically, its also where I get my junk food for cheap. I'm addicted to the kettle cooked salt n vinegar potato chips. Or the healthier alternative of the root vegetable chips. I love their brioche buns, and make amazing burgers with that grass fed beef, munster and gouda cheese. Y'all!
Try their soft batch chocolate chip cookies crumbled over their butter pecan ice cream. You're welcome.
Yesss, I love those brioche buns!
I’m a fully grown adult and parent and I totally laughed out loud when he said farty 😂
ADF MO2 I did a double take. I’ve never heard farty before.
Thank you so much for this video! VERY helpful! Not for anything, but I began shopping at Aldi because I am overwhelmed in larger stores with too many choices (some strange anxiety in stores with too many options). I can do Costco, but my go to stores for years now are TJs and Aldi, with my preference being Aldi. Where I live Aldi is beginning to have a better reputation; initially it was looked down upon by most of my co workers and friends as a run down, off brand, shite store. I cannot tell you how many people NOW say that they shop at Aldi because they have the best prices and some of the best produce. If you have not tried Aldi, but have one close, you really need to give it a try!
yes, aldi does not have that bad reputation any more ;)
Hey Julia, this is a well-studied problem, it's called the paradox of choice. More choices don't make us happier, instead we can suffer from "paralysis analysis". Weird, eh?!
I do the majority of my shopping at Aldi. I love their stuff. I can't believe you didn't mention the goat cheese though. The price is ridiculously good compared to anywhere else I've found it.
I love the cart system because I've never had a funky wheel or squeakiness.
I couldn't keep up with what to buy or not buy. Is there lists for Aldi, I don't shop at the other stores. 😁😁
only get cold pressed olive oil, no grape seed oil. Palm oil is bad for you. Buy Gluten free pancake mix that has rice flour, not bean flour. Make sure eggs say 100% pasture raised v. cage free. Avoid powdered chicken broth or boullion as has MSG in it. Buy chicken or beef stock. Buy 100% grass fed beef or bison. All spices here are cheaper at Aldi. Dont buy parmesan in green bottle as it has wood pulp in it: buy fresh.
Whole Foods next? Love these kinds of videos!
I had an Aldi’s right down the street from me and I’ve never visited 💀. Parm tip came in very handy.
CrunchyHam you got to check out Aldis!!! Today!!
Never visited??? Say what?
@@janedoe9421 I keep repeating that corporate renaming disease spreads and here's a perfect example. Sorry, No s. No 's. Just 4 letters. Do you and CrunchyHam also shop at Walmart's and Target's
I just subscribed! I love how a young person is promoting healthy food and advocating for good and clean ingredients.
Love your vids Bobby, also the quarter for carts is so smart cuz where I live it's really windy and I have cringed watching carts go flying into customer's cars. Including mine, yay Aldi!
Walmart has the lower-fat cream cheese for $0.89 and the best price in spinach but I've seen anywhere. What they actually have the cheapest price on at Aldi is pineapple 🍍💛🍍 Cheaper than Walmart or anywhere else!
Thank you so much for the tour. I never realized that parm cheese was part wood. Throwing out the I have left and getting the real deal from now on.
Why not just eat it.... It won't harm you😂 "part wood" do some research before TH-cam ranting without your medication again grandma!
ALL shredded cheese has wood particles in it to keep it from sticking together. I grated a block of cheese for my lasagna when I found this information out. What a difference. I was delicious.
Aldi is great. Here in the UK My family and I have been shopping at Aldi since I was teenager and it is incredible. The taste of the foods are amazing and not much difference to where you would find the food elsewhere. I love Aldi! 😊
Why is everybody so obsessed and jumping on the Keto wagon ugh 😩 why can’t people just eat a balanced and healthy diet !
Cause keto works!
I used to feel the same exact. I actually saw keto as nothing but a placebo trend. I used to be heavily involved with the occult and when I used to work at an Ayahuasca/Iboga/rapè retreat with shamans, EVERYONE there were hopping on either the vegan waggon, vegetarian or keto diet. I noticed all the vegans and vegetarians I knew were aging quickly and horribly due to not adding in enough supplements. They were also becoming very depressed and not even realizing that the meat substitutes they were eating were full of bad ingredients. The keto dieters I knew looked the healthiest and seemed overall happier.
Anyway, long story short...I had gotten really mentally scarred from working at an Ayahuasca retreat and after I decided to leave and NEVER look back, I had also started experiencing these feelings of anxiety when I'd hear any words that I overly heard at this retreat. Words like "enlighten" "conscienceness" "vegan" "foodie" "goddess" "love and light" "soul sister" and yes.....even "keto"
Hardly anyone there was keto. It was mainly vegans that were hanging on their last thread of health and constantly getting sick.
Anyway, that's why for years, I refused to try keto because it triggered me in a weird way and made me shake and sweat being blasted into the memory of my past at the retreat.
Long story short, my all American diet was making me lethargic, giving me mood swings, throwing off my hormonal balance, causing inflammation, irritating my arthritis and other symptoms so I decided to mix it up. I started a mix of all American diet with adding it days of eating healthy. It did help, but not really all that much. I was still thrown off.
So about 70 days ago, I decided to do the carnivore diet, which has helped me tons and after the 90 day challenge, I will be starting keto. I have slipped up a few times on my new diet and I have found that when I stick to it, I have great energy, my ace isn't fat and puffy and my back doesn't hurt. On days I've had dairy and caffeine, it never fails...the next day, my face is redish and puffy and I don't feel as good. So a strict diet works greats and it gets easier over time. After 45 days, my cravings for sweets and carbohydrates completely went away and now it's super easy to fast on my day of fasting and I don't even feel hungry. I've lost weight and am back at the weight my doctor told me I should be at.
I'd add more but it would take too long.
Lmao chef got nervous at 14:25 crashed own cart into the shelves 😂🤣
just a note from someone who works at aldi: certain things like eggs, milk, and popular produce (avocados, grapes, etc.) are known as “competitive” products - i.e. they are priced based on other grocery stores in the area so the prices on those types of products may vary!
Omg I am fascinated with you new sub✋🏼👍🏼 im loving all of your vid
Can you do a WalMart Sam's Club and Target haul if you haven't already. Also I've found oils and spices for reasonable prices at Marshall's Burlington also TJ Maxx.
planning on it!
Would you mind doing a healthy, balance diet challenge at Walmart? And maybe for a bigger challenge, Dollar General? Ways family can still feed their bigger families with a a smaller budget but still know which options may be healthier?
Thanks for the videos. 😊👍🏻
Good job Bobby Parrish!...Normally I don’t shop at Aldi, because of uncertainty on the food quality...well you’ve changed that if only for the Avocado oil and spices...you’ve rocked my little world...lol..Where do we go from here?!
ha...gotta keep rocking ur world!
Last year I could buy avocados at Aldi for about 50 cents each, while the WalMart across the road sold them for $1+. Once in a while the price goes down, but Aldi increased their price and the WalMart lowered their's. Boohoo.
Very very useful. Thankyou for sharing and God bless you.
Hey Bobby, I'm new here but thought to share this little fun fact: Aldi and Trader Joe's are related. Apparently the family couldn't agree on certain marketing points or styles and so split the difference in the USA and other countries. I only mention this because you are comparing similar items that share the same origin. Have a great week! Keep the vids coming!! 💚 💛 💜
Awesome video! Thanks for making this. I just discovered your channel, liked & subscribed! I loved the Aldi's Ghee, but after seeing your video and following the link to your Homemade Ghee vid, I'll make my next batch at home, Thanks Bobby!👍👍👍
thanks so much, so glad you will make ghee!
It's definitely popping here in Fayetteville North Carolina I love all ALDI'S 😆😙
I love love love their grass fed beef!
You can eat grass fed beef all day in Eureka, California ....We loved it, its almost worth going back home! Plus the redwoods...so much clean air
Gluten is wheat/barley/rye..oats/corn/rice. Rice is low in gluten. You want antibiotic free/organically fed eggs. Almond milk may have 3 almonds in it.
Simply I am Aldian 😆 .. it is my number one store here in AU
Or is it Aldinian. Or Aldanian. 😁
Dam I love you bro!I learned so many things thank you!!!
I'm a new member of the Keto community and LOVE your grocery Hauls! Maybe everyone else already knows, but who is ART? A friend, family member, employee?? I love watching both of you conversing as you try to educate us at the grocery stores!
Love to hear him say “buck”
Aldi has avocados for 49 cents!
Well the price of that's fixing to go up even there I'm sure
@@carolchurch3727 They were 69 cents today!
Great video on this one. You should do a video on shopping at Kroger's
True, great video. Sorry to be a bummer but there's no S in Kroger. I'm just doing a small part in trying to end the corporate renaming disease. Just like there's no S in Walmart and no S in Target.
I have to say I absolutely love your videos, i deal with gut issues and being on keto one month my gut issues are slowly gone away. But seriously i need your book so i can start making your amazing keto recipes.
Loved it!!!! Do Walmart, pleaseee👀
Lucy Moreno yes I agree
Can you do Kroger?
Itʻs Ruler n Mo, I love their cream cheese.. compared 2 Philadelphia and Aldi.
I live in Kansas and we have mostly Dillon's which is Kroger. Also when I lived in Texas we had mostly HEB, which is Kroger. We do not really have anything but these big chains. We got an Aldi's a few years ago, and we have a very small local whole foods type store called Green Acres, but most groceries have to come from Dillon's or Walmart. I just hate Walmart, not enough choices, almost everything is packaged in tons of plastic, and it is just too big/too many people. So yes please do Kroger's
Since FlavCity is in Chicago, they could do Food4Less or Mariano's. However, results will not be the same compared to most Kroger affiliates.
Mariano's is upscale and run independent of Kroger (but they do carry Kroger brand items).
Food4Less is clean/fresh, but the opposite of upscale. The selection of products (especially organic) at Food4Less is limited compared with other regular/traditional grocery stores. The prices for Kroger brand items are less than what they are sold for at Mariano's and even the Kroger stores in Michigan.