I’m a manager in an Aldi and I thought I would clear up a few things. 1) the reason why there’s no music unlike other supermarkets is because Aldi will need to spend money purchasing the rights for the music which they consider and unnecessary cost. The savings in things like this is put into the prices of the products instead which is why things are so cheaper for the customer. 2) also Aldi don’t want customers lingering around. Things such as music get people too relaxed. Aldi want customers in and out as quickly as possible to get more people in 3) wine of the week is all year round. The wine of the week deal changes every Monday
Maybe you could clear up why your stores are selling dairy products laced with Bovaer, and don't tell me it is safe and effective we heard that same old rubbish in 2021, see how that turned out, i contacted your head office asking for the safety data and the testing mechanism but silence from your company, you will end up like all thee other woke companies, bankrupt, you are also discriminating against Blind people where they now have to wait for someone to help them checkout their shopping with your self checkout machines, in one case an elderly blind man had to wait for 45mins for help, shame on you all.
I live 3 minutes from an Aldi, so I shop there a lot. Just after Christmas I bought a big haul of all their Christmas food with massive discounts, so I'm spending January eating stollen, chocolate marzipan, Christmas crisps and other treats. I paid next to nothing for them. I'm also hibernating with some good films. January doesn't have to be crap, just extend Christmas for a whole month. I never follow the rules. The diet starts March.
We are in Australia and love watching your videos, we compare prices. Strange to think watching someone walk around a grocery store is fascinating 😊 when it comes to Aldi, I have to admit I love the fact there is no music. It’s peace and quiet with very few announcements.
Thanks Hannah. I always feel happier with the World after watching your videos. I do feel though it is unjust to make you pay for parking when shopping for groceries!
I work in Alid, and the prices are the same across all of the UK! The wine of the week change every week and the wine in the rack changes every month or so. Theres so much new stuff for January as we phase out xmas. Also the veggie / vegan stuff is mostly for veganuary. Love watching these videos!
Just a point of information, if Aldi played background music the cost of the PRS license would be many thousands. I’d rather have cheaper cheese than cheesy music
@ The UK's PRS for Music has announced its new principles that define how it will engage with the AI sector and policymakers. If there is a loophole, trust me, PRS and PPL will close it
You really start the weekend off Hannah! Thank you for packing so much into your work, your energy and professionalism and a strong ability to tell things as they are makes your channel always such a pleasure to watch.
You are just a wholesome, beautiful soul...whether it's shopping at Harrods for Christmas dinner or Aldi for the cheapest items, you are graceful and unpretentious ❤
It’s shocking. My teenagers were blown away & posting photos of raspberries & prosciutto on Instagram. 😂 So cheap you can eat them every day for the price of a small bag of chips (crisps) in California.
Show me architecture Hann , your descriptions and historical content you include is always interesting to me , plus as I've said before , your musical backdrops are always surprisingly well chosen ! , have a great weekend ❤
It’s great to see Hannah’s feedback at the end of her video re: the salad and vegi packets. Unfortunately, some cheap foods don’t taste great. I share the same experience on salad bag selection. The leafs are mostly thin and tasteless 🥺
Thoroughly enjoy your videos no matter the shop. Especially enjoy your videos on Afternoon Tea. It's been sooo long since you have been to Harvey Nichols & Fortnam and Mason. Loads of love to you and your wonderful family🎉🎉🎉🎉🎗🎗🎗🎗🎈🎈🎈🎈🎁🎁🎁🎁🎀🎀🎀🎀🎊🎊🎊🎊
I love that they don’t have music on, it’s less stressful and I’m less likely to get overstimulated. The music was so loud in Morrisons the other day that my husband got really overstimulated. (I had to explain to him what he was feeling as he’d never felt that before). I’ve noticed that most people are more calm and are more polite while shopping without music. I do wonder if they notice it in themselves.
sensory overload. Too much information is overloading your sensory stores. Too much processing power is allocated to processing that information that emotional regulation and front lobe processing (decision making area) takes a backseat leading to more irrational or emotional responses
I recall ASDA have a quiet few hours in the day for this reason. Personally I don't understand why they play Musac for customers anyway. But I have to admit when I worked in a small factory I enjoyed Radio One.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. As a viewer from Canada I enjoy seeing how things are different (I feel most of these groceries were cheaper than they would be here!). You have a lovely, conversational style that makes it seem like we've been out with a friend. Thank you for sharing with us.
Lovely Hannah, great to see you visit Aldi. The London stores certainly have more than us provincials. I have been an Aldi shopper for 30 years and have seen many changes in the products and the way you can shop. In the old days, cashiers had to memorise the prices, only your own bags and cash only. Aldi certainly makes a pension go further and lovely to buy British meat and support our farmers. I enjoy all your vlogs from afternoon tea to walks round London. It's like having you pop round for a chat and a drink, many thanks for yet another great year. Onwards and upwards ❤❤
Thank you Hannah, for making this video, particularly, editing it for us. I love to shop with you, vicariously, of course, and enjoy your witty and lovely chatter. Your hair looks great, so are you.
I'm currently in New Zealand and I can't believe how low these prices are compared to what you would pay here. Many of the products shown would be 2 - 3 times more expensive. When you consider how efficient farming is in NZ to the point that 80% - 90% of all agricultural products are exported, it's madness. What's particularly galling is when I see NZ produced food being sold in mainstream London supermarkets (i.e. Sainsbury's, Waitrose etc) for 30% or even 50% less than what one would pay in an NZ supermarket located in the region that the food was actually grown and processed. No VAT on food in the UK has a part to play in this (there is a 15% tax on food in NZ) but a bigger issue is a lack of competition in the supermarket trade in NZ; there are multiple brands but in reality only two players.
I loved this video😊 you always make me smile! Thank you! You're prices there are (for some items viewed) about the same as here. But majority were simply less expensive & much more appealing! Sending good wishes & many thanks from upper Midwest in the US.
Apparently, some people have seen Waitrose labels under Aldi labels. Also, the first time I went into Aldi many years ago, it was before Christmas , I was very wary of buying stuff for Christmas, just incase....... I was looking in the freezers, pondering if I should risk buying Christmas food so asked an assistant if the food was any good. She said that the same companies that supply Aldi also supply Waitrose and Marks and Spencers. I once bought the bargain chicken from my local Sainsbury's and it was full of bubbles inside. Someone said that they injected it with something to increase the weight. As did the company that sold those turkey roasts years ago. Bernard Matthews I think.Some fresh stuff is better in some Aldis than others eg salad, but it's then due to the management in the store. I've no complaints. The bonus is NO MUSIC😂
@@janne2744 Yes, that's mainly all true. It's just their top end (No. 1 Range) produce that Waitrose may have specific suppliers or even have a deal with suppliers to ring fence certain items exclusive to them!
greens wise -yes we throw away a lot-heres a tip get a bullet blender and blend the spinach with a little water or other greens then you can make a soup put in a pan, add a little garlick,chili flakes , salt pepper- then simmer to taste! great way of using greens that are on the way out
Our aldi in the United States is pretty cheap ! I don’t shop at ours because there’s always such a long line , they did remodel it but I haven’t been in it since they remodeled it , but I hope they put a self check out for 12 items or less ! They have nice flowers at ours, and good chocolate , I actually bought a sewing basket from there and I’ve had it for 4 or 5 years now , I only went there for my dad who just turned 97 on December 6th , but as of April he’s been a nursing home!! Miss taking my dad shopping at his age tv and food were his only enjoyments in life ! Now he eats puréed food and some really soft food we bring in ! It’s wasn’t a very merry Christmas this year with out him , so thanks you for taking us on a beautiful tour if London at Christmas it lifted my spirits ❤ So I just shop at our local grocery store Schnucks ! The only thing we had to pay for was a grocery cart for 25 cents but when you returned it you got your quarter back
Self-checkout is a recent development at Aldi stores in the UK. No doubt someone will correct me, if I am wrong, but I would guess they were introduced three or four years ago. Being retired, I tend to shop little and often and remember the slight irritation when I had to join a long queue for a staffed checkout.
@ I think I saw them in Hanna’s video , and it’s been a while since I was in aldi but even the new one they built in another area I do not recall see lockers for pickup , but they could of hanged that it’s been 3-4 years since I’ve been in a Aldi ! I love them I but more then I eat , but that’s also anywhere , lol ! I’m the United States we never stop and smell the roses ! Well I’m 58 and my dad just turned 97 and I’m going to stop and smell the roses , my mom passed in 2011 at 71 , my middle brother at 54 in 2017 and I have a whole new mind set on life now ! Plus my best friend lost her sister who was only 68 to a head on collision in red bud , I’ll on November 15th ! It was the guts fault , I work in the medical field and I see so many so many young people dying and I’m not just taking 30 ‘s ! I’m talking 60’a , 70’s and 80’s ! That’s still young to me ! 😢
I had a feeling that I was missing something today. When I watched this video, this feeling disappeared with no traces. Coincidence? I do not think so . Have a great weekend everyone who enjoys Hannah's cheerful trill 😅👍.
I don’t shop in Aldi these days but there are some good deals so maybe I should give them another go .. the trouble is I’m spoiled for quality by a local farm shop . Interesting video as always Hannah .
Wow, Aldi seems to be the place to go for bargains. Never been but I will give it a try. Fruit and Veg prices are especially good. I like the no music atmosphere. Thanks, Miss Hannah.
Happy Friday, Hannah! Getting to enjoy today’s vlog much earlier than usual as we had plenty of ice and snow this morning and the city mostly shut down. Really enjoyed seeing the differences between UK Aldi and the US ones. The selection there looked much better (and fresher) than the one nearest me. Happy New Year to you and your family! Have a wonderful weekend and I’ll see you next Friday!
Great visit! I enjoy watching you no matter where you go or what you do. It’s as many people on here comment: It’s like hanging out with a friend. Thanks for taking us along. Look after yourself! Hugs. 😊
Friday isn't the same without watching Hannah and her excellent vlogs."Oh gosh crisps,i love a crisp,cannot say no to a crisp"that had me going😂😂.I bet when Hannah finished her vlog off camera,she got a pizza.
@gilicohen8806 It's just a jovial remark about the pizza which Hannah was craving for in her vlog.To answer your questions i didn't know she was wearing an aura ring nor was i paying attention to it and i don't wear an apple watch.😊
I almost spit out my coffee when you asked how many of us have thrown out bags of spinach and salad😅; just did yesterday. I have a bag of lemons (from Aldi) that I think are still good. Your store has a great fish selection!! I always buy their fresh salmon, the regular, the smoked and the stuffed. You also have many more selections of ready to heat meals. I've noticed that in most of the UK stores you show us. I think you did well for what you spent!!
Here in the States, our grocery prices are going up…not in cents…p…but dollars…outrageous!!!!! Your prices there are half of what we are spending here on the West Coast…
I love visiting the USA and shopping there but I keep forgetting that the prices on the shelves are not the prices at the checkout. In UK the prices on the ticket already include the sales tax...and nearly all food is tax free except for 'luxury' goods and alcohol which is outrageous Happy New Year USA ... come and visit us soon !! And bring some gas from Costco !!
Hannah, what if you'd run into Sainsbury's after Aldi's and bought one or two things--would the parking have been covered? Asking for a friend. #itsnotcheating ❄❄❄❄
Great vlog Hannah. We shop at Aldi for dry and tinned items but i find there fresh items not to be so good and don't stay fresh very long at all. We normally get our fresh meat and vegetables from Waitrose as very good quality and are actually very good prices. Anyways have a lovely weekend and we look forward to your next vlog 😊
We’re in New Zealand and followed this video along, and did an online shop for almost identical products - our total was $130 NZD or £65! So jealous of how much cheaper it is in London!
When i lived in Cornwall, Aldi's was on my daily walking route. So easy to do my walk one way, then going back to the house, i would stop at the shops i needed to get to. I really miss being able to walk to pretty much anything i needed, or if needed, take a bus/tube/train. I was in a lot better physical and respiratory shape while I lived in the UK for 18 months....lost from 14 stone to 8.5
Was fun to watch. Always enjoy your videos. In the US, grocery prices seem to be at least twice as much. One dozen eggs here were around $7 recently, or 5.73 British pounds, in part due to a shortage because of the bird flu. I bought 2 bags of groceries this morning with nothing unusual included and it was $63 US (51 Brit. Pounds) My receipt noted I saved $27 because some items were at a reduced price.
Hi from Milan! I can see you also have all that proteic staff I don’t very much believe in. Never tried and never will. Love your all window shopping out and about, done the same yesterday here at “La Rinascente” 🤷🏼♀️ Thank you Hannah for making feel like I’m being there with you every time I watch your videos. London forever in my ❤
It doesn't sound like the funnest job editing, but it is much appreciated that you do it& put the time into your vlogs there fantastic. Even just seeing the differences between prices& the variety of food choices you have to here in Australia is nice to see. Makes me want to take note more of what we do actually have here to just picking up the same things each time i go in store.( which we have many stores here in my area). Thanks for showing us around. Have a great week.
Good overview of Aldi, Hannah. I'm totally disloyal. Get a big shop from Sainsbury's as I have no transport, then check out better prices items at other supermarkets. Mind you there is something going on with Arla or Muller produced milk and dairy supplied to supermarkets, except for organic. People need to be aware of what is going on and do their research so they can make the right choices for themselves. Thanks Hannah!
Your food prices in Britain are so much cheaper than here in Australia. Our Aldi stores are tiny and don't have most of the products you showed. No Plant Menu products at all. I paid $5 for one capsicum this week! It just can't be justified. Thanks for the Aldi tour.
If there imported into australia I can see them costing more than importing to UK and even internal transport costs within Australia would be high. You should be able to grow them better yourself over there than here though.
yes everything is getting more expensive in Australia even education , that’s why more Asian kids are going UK to study uni than Australia .. can save a lot on fees and living costs
Thx so much Hannah for taking us to a London Aldi grocery store! It does look somewhat different from the Aldi stores here in Texas! I was hoping that all your choices were going to work out, but I saw your comments re the basil & stir fry veggies! Also, your weather looked very nice for this time of year & hopefully will stay that way for a while! Hannah I hope your New Year is off to a good start & things are going well! Thx for your weekly vlogs, & all the editing time & effort that it takes! Have a nice weekend Hannah & stay safe!!!
The prices look really good at Aldi! Slightly more in line with my own budget. I'm 6'4"ish lol. Hannah, I've begun to buy British cheese. Your influence. Wensleydale works well subbing for Feta in a Greek salad. Love, love, love you Hannah. Stay well healthy girl! 👍
As I'm a German born resident, it's always interesting getting to see, what "Aldi" offers in Ireland or the UK, compared to the, different, sortiment of groceries of "Aldi" in Germany. In Germany, they also offer milk, cheeses, sausages, fruits and vegetables ( ALL in organic quality ). I always do buy "organic" eggs, as they are animal-friendly, don't taste of fish meal, ( metallic taste! ), unlike the non-organic eggs ( fish meal is the food of non-organic kept hens, in a small cage, size of a DIN-A-4-sheet of paper, they put 4 poor hens in non-organic stables ( often cannibalism there! ), the organic kept hens are allowed to walk outside their stables, eat corn, grass, drink water, see sun- and daylight! Just some cents/pence more for purchasing "organic eggs" end animal cruelty, supply better taste and support the "organic"-hen farms. Dear greetings from Dublin, Suschka.🙋♀️😃❤️
A lot of eggs say “free range” on the box, but I was told they are not truly free range unless it says ‘Pasteur fed’ on the box (in UK) I only buy eggs now, from eggs sold outside peoples cottages.
@Wolfstar-z7d I'm lucky enough to live in an area where there's a woman local who has her eggs sold in the supermarket! Pretty cool because I know I'm buying eggs from a good source
Here in the states Aldi is like a cult. I'm in NY there are people that go to Aldi and there is a lot of people that never been in one...its very strange.
@@Wolfstar-z7d I have never, ever seen 'Pasteur fed or even pasture fed,' on any egg box in UK, including Waitrose or M&S, and it is definitely NOT a part of the official grading of eggs. And what is Pasteur? Pasteurisation is for sure possible for eggs, in which the eggs are heated to kill bacteria but not cook the eggs. I feel somehow you are confusing Pasteur and pasturisation with pastures, which are green areas for grazing animals? But free range does not, by implication mean that we can conjure up small farmyards with chickens scratching in the dirt and free to roam. Having had a job (though not egg-related) on a free range egg producing unit I can catagorically say that there can be thousands of chickens with very basic shelters. But the only time they will not have access to fresh air is when producers are forced to keep chickens indoors because of an outbreak of bird flu. There is no room for sentiment in any product intended for supermarket sale and if you misguidedly think it exists, best think again and then find yourself an independent seller with a smallholding. (Not practical for most city dwellers). You also say you were 'told' about the Pasteur thing. Is that your criteria for fact finding? If it is, please don't spread it. Anyone can 'tell' anyone anything they choose. It doesn't make it true.
Parking at an Aldi in Wichita Falls is free, mostly place I've been to or seen like a major city with a convention center has pay parking.. at most around 5 - 9 dollars. Hope everyone has a good weekend, stay warm everyone, winter has made it's presence felt.
I’m from California but I’ll be in London again in March - Looking forward to your amazing food prices! Kabob shops, raspberries, sushi takeaway, Pret, pastries… all so affordable in London. ❤
Greetings from South Australia 🇦🇺 I’m an ALDI shopper 😊 It was interesting to compare what you have on the shelves & the prices. Flowers are so much cheaper there & you definitely have much more variety of products to choose from. Some prices were comparable when converted to A$ but for the most part, I think items are cheaper there. Shipping costs I’m sure play a part. Having said that, ALDI still is the cheapest supermarket here filled with our locally grown produce.
Hi Hannah, thank you very much for fulfilling our request from a few vlogs ago about showing us the prices and range of ALDI products! Have a nice weekend!❤
Your videos are one of the highlights of my week. Still remembering your M&S shop, noticed they were selling off white mulled wine at my branch yesterday - so helped them out by buying their remaining stock. Think you may have triggered a new addiction as really like it 🤣 Will go well with the Stollen German Christmas cake I bought at Aldi yesterday. Also bought a turkey joint. Christmas lasts a bit longer here 😂🧑🎄🌲
We have got one bottle left. It is so much nicer than the usual red mulled wine. I went to Morrisons last week and they had lots of cheap Christmas stuff
@@AliWade1971 I was actually surprised how nice it was - and a nice warming drink for cold weather. Will have some to go with the Mince Pies I bought earlier today 🤣🧑🎄
Hey Hannah, Happy Friday! I really enjoyed your new vlog. You make shopping so enjoyable to watch! I hope you’re having a lovely evening and that your weekend is off to a great start. Stay warm-I heard it’s freezing in London too. It’s been super cold here in DC with snow over the past four days, and it looks like more is on the way tonight. I’m all bundled up! Take care and stay cozy! 💐🇬🇧❤🇺🇸💐
Interesting vlog Hannah,you have much more variety to choose from in Aldi Here, where I live, the supermarkets started selling Hot Cross Buns the day after boxing day😮
Hi Hannah, thank you for this, I don’t get out any more, but Aldi was one of my favourites. I'm amazed that you had problems with the basil and stir fry, they're usually on the ball with things like that, I wonder if it's because it's a local! Happy New Year lovely.
Great vlog Hannah - people don't enjoy the Aldi experiece - Waitrose shoppers turn up their toffee noses at it. I however think Aldi can't be beaten - for price and quality.
We -my daughter & I - love Aldi, Home Bargains..plus Waitrose, Booths & indeoendent shops It depends on what we want/need. . Our local Aldi in Didsbury is very popular with the boujee locals. One would have to be daft to allow snobbery to dictate shopping preferences.
I wouldn't shop at Aldi if you paid me, their stuff is just dreadful, cheap and nasty. I would rather pay a little more at Sainsbury's or Tesco and get food that is actually edible. But each to their own I suppose.
Hannah, all your supermarket and food shop 🛒vlogs are always so cool! And those products you showed look really good. In fact, Aldi has a really cool variety of products to offer and very good prices too. I also like their idea of adding "I'm New" to the shelf edge labels for new products. Wishing you a Wonderful Friday!!! 🙂😘💐🌹🌷
Hi, Hannah! Perhaps as a one-off, you could compare fresh fruit & veg etc market prices in the NORTH to those in London. Make a couple of days of it, and you could also pop into a pub for a coffee and compare drinks prices v London pub prices. Hair salon/Nail bar prices?? Just a thought if you want to get out of London 😊 There'd br a right proper welcome for you, lass! 😉😘
This is actually interesting as we in South Africa get about R24 (Rand) for each pound and the prices per some items are cheaper by you than what we pay, after conversation.
I also travel to the 3red cheapest city in RSA after Jozi and ikapa ie.Etekweni and independent shops in outer suburbs,mainly run by Muslim business folk are much more reasonable especially with red meat and staples like bread and milk than Checkers,Pnp,spar,Woolies,food lovers etc which are mostly western cape based brands taking over Africa.❤😂🎉
I say, Hannah, I love your channel. It's like going shopping with my favourite posh cousin, it doesn't happen very often but we always have such fun. 🙂
Never heard of pasture raised eggs. I tend do go for free range (although they go down to barn raised when bird flu is at epidemic levels). Aldi is the only place I've seen that actually admits to selling battery eggs these days
@@johnd6487Lidl had clearly marked 'Eggs from caged hens' for sale the otber week. At least the colony cages - which are the most intensive production now permitted in the UK - are a lot better than batteries. A friend and I used to get a few ex-battery hens every year from a hen welfare charity; I now live in a flat so had to give that up but my friend still gets them. Her numbers fluctuate, of course, but for the past few years she's had NONE of the unfeathered creatures we used to get before battery cages were eliminated, and they've all known how to scratch and get on a perch - which battery hens could't do. So although I still wouldn't buy caged hen eggs by choice, things have improved at least a little bit for the hen.
@super_ted_7371 It would seem odd for them to not be free range, but it also seemed odd that while the box she picked up screamed organic, it didn't appear to mention free range as well - at least not noticeably.. to be fair, after I saw the pack that said 'from caged birds' last time I saw eggs in Aldi, I've stuck with getting them from elsewhere lol
Hi Hannah, Happy New Year! Gosh your ALDI compared to ours here in Melbourne Australia has so much more variety and also cheaper even with the conversion rate. It puts our ALDI's to shame. I'm a loyal subscriber, love your vlogs can't wait to see your next one!
I live in Canada, West Coast, in Vancouver and I must say these prices are near completely across the board HALF PRICE compared to us! Cheapest wine would be $8.99 ever. A good deal on ONE fresh lemon would be .99 cents. A frozen pizza would be $4.99. That Spatchcock chicken would be minimum $12.99 and all those premade meals would average between $7-12 each. London may be expensive to live in, but your groceries are to us, VERY reasonable from somewhere like Aldi.
Yeah if I see baked goods which are not covered, I don’t buy them. Thanks for the video! My Fridays feel more positive after watching your videos always!
💗Love the shopping videos and just hangin' out with you! You are very funny and have the gift of gab, so you are entertaining. Do what YOU enjoy and we will go along with you! I think you've said you are not fond of cooking so I won't ask for a cooking vid! 💗
Lovely video. I love my Aldi in NE Florida. My favorite things to buy there are the tri peppers, berries and hummus. I think I mostly buy produce because it’s such a great deal.
I wish we had Aldi in my country. It's so cheap! I love the choice of the veggie/non meat options and the VM is clear and clean. I also like the fact that there is no music. TBH I don't really throw away any food. I'm a one person household but still I manage to use all the food I buy. But I guess it's due to me loving to cook and being very creative with it. So if I have any left over leafy greens I just toss them in my curry, chilli or any kind of one pot meal a few minutes before the end.
By the looks of it, would love to have Aldi in Canada. Not as many options for food stores as you . I think even with the exchange rate, your prices are better for the quality you are offered than in Canada. Plus I really appreciate the British products available and promoted to Brits! Whenever I travel, visiting the grocery stores is a highlight for me- love to see what is similar / different how it is advertised and promoted… fascinating!❤
I'd love to shop at Aldi, or Lidl, but none near me, and they don't deliver. Their brands are weird and unfamiliar though. Loving the no music policy. A peaceful shopping experience, yay! 😄
My late mother was similarly reticent about buying products with unfamiliar brand names, when Aldi opened a store near her. (Lidl more than Aldi admittedly.) I managed to persuade her that the contents were often produced by the same suppliers as Sainsbury's, Tesco or M&S. Therefore she shouldn't get so hung up about the packaging.
I’m a manager in an Aldi and I thought I would clear up a few things.
1) the reason why there’s no music unlike other supermarkets is because Aldi will need to spend money purchasing the rights for the music which they consider and unnecessary cost. The savings in things like this is put into the prices of the products instead which is why things are so cheaper for the customer.
2) also Aldi don’t want customers lingering around. Things such as music get people too relaxed. Aldi want customers in and out as quickly as possible to get more people in
3) wine of the week is all year round. The wine of the week deal changes every Monday
Yes PRS is expensive so well done ALDI 😊
Also good for people who prefer no music eg suffering from post concussion etc.
Aldi for the win. You guys have my respect.
Maybe you could clear up why your stores are selling dairy products laced with Bovaer, and don't tell me it is safe and effective we heard that same old rubbish in 2021, see how that turned out, i contacted your head office asking for the safety data and the testing mechanism but silence from your company, you will end up like all thee other woke companies, bankrupt, you are also discriminating against Blind people where they now have to wait for someone to help them checkout their shopping with your self checkout machines, in one case an elderly blind man had to wait for 45mins for help, shame on you all.
Now that's nice. Wish they
would do that in my crazy
country!!!
I met Hannah today on the tube! What a truly lovely person to speak with. It was great to meet you!
Lucky you 😊.
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How fun!!
Lucky you!
@@samboome4431 Go play the lottery. You don’t know how lucky you are.
I live 3 minutes from an Aldi, so I shop there a lot. Just after Christmas I bought a big haul of all their Christmas food with massive discounts, so I'm spending January eating stollen, chocolate marzipan, Christmas crisps and other treats. I paid next to nothing for them. I'm also hibernating with some good films. January doesn't have to be crap, just extend Christmas for a whole month. I never follow the rules. The diet starts March.
@cuteopiax1259
Christmas goodies on a serious discount are extra delicious!
I did too! January is a time to hunker down with goodies and cosy up, not for harsh regimes!👍😊
Same here
same here , I’ve stocked up on off season xmas chocolates & biscuits & boxes of pandoro for January 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Cool :) I respect the idea :)
We are in Australia and love watching your videos, we compare prices. Strange to think watching someone walk around a grocery store is fascinating 😊 when it comes to Aldi, I have to admit I love the fact there is no music. It’s peace and quiet with very few announcements.
Thanks Hannah. I always feel happier with the World after watching your videos. I do feel though it is unjust to make you pay for parking when shopping for groceries!
I work in Alid, and the prices are the same across all of the UK! The wine of the week change every week and the wine in the rack changes every month or so. Theres so much new stuff for January as we phase out xmas. Also the veggie / vegan stuff is mostly for veganuary. Love watching these videos!
No it's NOT - alcohol in Scotland is way higher!
@jonny68s52 oh really?? I had no idea! Do you know why that is by any chance?
It's because Scottish alcohol is priced by 65p per unit abv - a litre of whisky is about £7 a litre more in Scotland than England!
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Ouch
Just a point of information, if Aldi played background music the cost of the PRS license would be many thousands. I’d rather have cheaper cheese than cheesy music
You don't expect the stupid British public to be aware of things like prs licenses surely?
Hell no, I demand THE SOUNDS! 💃
@@shirleymclean5895 Put your airpods in and flamenco down the aisle like no-one's looking 😝
Use AI music its free generated or just some nice license free music whats the problem.
Nobody needs mainstream boring usless music
@ The UK's PRS for Music has announced its new principles that define how it will engage with the AI sector and policymakers. If there is a loophole, trust me, PRS and PPL will close it
You really start the weekend off Hannah! Thank you for packing so much into your work, your energy and professionalism and a strong ability to tell things as they are makes your channel always such a pleasure to watch.
Have a great weekend, Hannah -- & everyone at this wonderful channel!❤💚❤
You are just a wholesome, beautiful soul...whether it's shopping at Harrods for Christmas dinner or Aldi for the cheapest items, you are graceful and unpretentious ❤
Oh thank you!
Thanks, Hannah! It always amazes me how much more reasonably priced groceries are in the UK in comparison to the prices in the US.
It’s shocking. My teenagers were blown away & posting photos of raspberries & prosciutto on Instagram. 😂 So cheap you can eat them every day for the price of a small bag of chips (crisps) in California.
Show me architecture Hann , your descriptions and historical content you include is always interesting to me , plus as I've said before , your musical backdrops are always surprisingly well chosen ! , have a great weekend ❤
Awesome It's Friday with Hannah and it's time to see more of her shopping
trips to London's supermarkets have a nice weekend Lady Hannah.👋🧋🇬🇧
In the not so distance past, £30 would have fed me for easily 2 weeks at Aldi / Lidl. Absolutely insane! Inflation / shrinkflation is brutal 😢
What better way to start a weekend than with Hannah popping up with a vlog?
I agree !!!!
Couldn't have put it better myself, so relaxing watching the lovely Hannah, from the comfort of my home 🥰
I can think of lots of things far more entertaining than this rubbish
@ people like you are the reason the world is in the mess it is. Got nothing nice to say, say nothing instead.
@@KeithBurnett-f1o 🤣🤣🤣 I know I was having a lazy day 🥴
Watching from Palm Springs , California.....and these prices are crazy cheap!!!!! Love watching you ...shop.!!!!!!
It is so much fun to shop with Hannah!!❤❤❤
It’s great to see Hannah’s feedback at the end of her video re: the salad and vegi packets. Unfortunately, some cheap foods don’t taste great. I share the same experience on salad bag selection. The leafs are mostly thin and tasteless 🥺
I don’t think the price matter! All pre packed salad in gross plastic will go slimy….
Thoroughly enjoy your videos no matter the shop. Especially enjoy your videos on Afternoon Tea. It's been sooo long since you have been to Harvey Nichols & Fortnam and Mason. Loads of love to you and your wonderful family🎉🎉🎉🎉🎗🎗🎗🎗🎈🎈🎈🎈🎁🎁🎁🎁🎀🎀🎀🎀🎊🎊🎊🎊
I love that they don’t have music on, it’s less stressful and I’m less likely to get overstimulated. The music was so loud in Morrisons the other day that my husband got really overstimulated. (I had to explain to him what he was feeling as he’d never felt that before). I’ve noticed that most people are more calm and are more polite while shopping without music. I do wonder if they notice it in themselves.
what do you mean 'over stimulated'? Like, stressed? Anxious?
sensory overload. Too much information is overloading your sensory stores. Too much processing power is allocated to processing that information that emotional regulation and front lobe processing (decision making area) takes a backseat leading to more irrational or emotional responses
I do hope he didn't do anything, ahem, Rude, with all that over-stimulation?
Morrisons you say, gotta get me some of that! ( grabs coat…. )
I recall ASDA have a quiet few hours in the day for this reason. Personally I don't understand why they play Musac for customers anyway. But I have to admit when I worked in a small factory I enjoyed Radio One.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. As a viewer from Canada I enjoy seeing how things are different (I feel most of these groceries were cheaper than they would be here!). You have a lovely, conversational style that makes it seem like we've been out with a friend. Thank you for sharing with us.
Lovely Hannah, great to see you visit Aldi. The London stores certainly have more than us provincials. I have been an Aldi shopper for 30 years and have seen many changes in the products and the way you can shop. In the old days, cashiers had to memorise the prices, only your own bags and cash only. Aldi certainly makes a pension go further and lovely to buy British meat and support our farmers. I enjoy all your vlogs from afternoon tea to walks round London. It's like having you pop round for a chat and a drink, many thanks for yet another great year. Onwards and upwards ❤❤
Thank you Hannah, for making this video, particularly, editing it for us. I love to shop with you, vicariously, of course, and enjoy your witty and lovely chatter. Your hair looks great, so are you.
I'm currently in New Zealand and I can't believe how low these prices are compared to what you would pay here. Many of the products shown would be 2 - 3 times more expensive. When you consider how efficient farming is in NZ to the point that 80% - 90% of all agricultural products are exported, it's madness. What's particularly galling is when I see NZ produced food being sold in mainstream London supermarkets (i.e. Sainsbury's, Waitrose etc) for 30% or even 50% less than what one would pay in an NZ supermarket located in the region that the food was actually grown and processed. No VAT on food in the UK has a part to play in this (there is a 15% tax on food in NZ) but a bigger issue is a lack of competition in the supermarket trade in NZ; there are multiple brands but in reality only two players.
I loved this video😊 you always make me smile! Thank you!
You're prices there are (for some items viewed) about the same as here. But majority were simply less expensive & much more appealing!
Sending good wishes & many thanks from upper Midwest in the US.
I'm a Waitrose snob ... but I do find Aldi cost effective when bulk buying stuff that doesn't spoil (household / cleaning items, beer, etc ...)
In Market Harborough Aldi is next door to Waitrose, so I go to Aldi first and then to Waitrose for the pretentious stuff.
Apparently, some people have seen Waitrose labels under Aldi labels. Also, the first time I went into Aldi many years ago, it was before Christmas , I was very wary of buying stuff for Christmas, just incase....... I was looking in the freezers, pondering if I should risk buying Christmas food so asked an assistant if the food was any good. She said that the same companies that supply Aldi also supply Waitrose and Marks and Spencers. I once bought the bargain chicken from my local Sainsbury's and it was full of bubbles inside. Someone said that they injected it with something to increase the weight. As did the company that sold those turkey roasts years ago. Bernard Matthews I think.Some fresh stuff is better in some Aldis than others eg salad, but it's then due to the management in the store. I've no complaints. The bonus is NO MUSIC😂
@@janne2744 Yes, that's mainly all true. It's just their top end (No. 1 Range) produce that Waitrose may have specific suppliers or even have a deal with suppliers to ring fence certain items exclusive to them!
I'm.similar, I (tend) to purchase my groceries Waitrose and (on/off) Aldi and then maybe.....For snacks (Waitrose and Tesco)
greens wise -yes we throw away a lot-heres a tip get a bullet blender and blend the spinach with a little water or other greens then you can make a soup put in a pan, add a little garlick,chili flakes , salt pepper- then simmer to taste! great way of using greens that are on the way out
Best way to kick off a weekend with a Hannah vlog. Thanks for posting.
Our aldi in the United States is pretty cheap ! I don’t shop at ours because there’s always such a long line , they did remodel it but I haven’t been in it since they remodeled it , but I hope they put a self check out for 12 items or less ! They have nice flowers at ours, and good chocolate , I actually bought a sewing basket from there and I’ve had it for 4 or 5 years now , I only went there for my dad who just turned 97 on December 6th , but as of April he’s been a nursing home!! Miss taking my dad shopping at his age tv and food were his only enjoyments in life ! Now he eats puréed food and some really soft food we bring in ! It’s wasn’t a very merry Christmas this year with out him , so thanks you for taking us on a beautiful tour if London at Christmas it lifted my spirits ❤ So I just shop at our local grocery store Schnucks ! The only thing we had to pay for was a grocery cart for 25 cents but when you returned it you got your quarter back
Self-checkout is a recent development at Aldi stores in the UK. No doubt someone will correct me, if I am wrong, but I would guess they were introduced three or four years ago. Being retired, I tend to shop little and often and remember the slight irritation when I had to join a long queue for a staffed checkout.
@ I think I saw them in Hanna’s video , and it’s been a while since I was in aldi but even the new one they built in another area I do not recall see lockers for pickup , but they could of hanged that it’s been 3-4 years since I’ve been in a Aldi ! I love them I but more then I eat , but that’s also anywhere , lol ! I’m the United States we never stop and smell the roses ! Well I’m 58 and my dad just turned 97 and I’m going to stop and smell the roses , my mom passed in 2011 at 71 , my middle brother at 54 in 2017 and I have a whole new mind set on life now ! Plus my best friend lost her sister who was only 68 to a head on collision in red bud , I’ll on November 15th ! It was the guts fault , I work in the medical field and I see so many so many young people dying and I’m not just taking 30 ‘s ! I’m talking 60’a , 70’s and 80’s ! That’s still young to me ! 😢
Please vlog a bookstore! I'm a writer and love bookstore vlogs. You're the best vlogger. I'd watch that vlog a lot ❤🔥
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That's a great idea!😊
I really enjoy your posts Hannah. I have been to some of the shops also. Well done 💯👏🏽
I had a feeling that I was missing something today. When I watched this video, this feeling disappeared with no traces. Coincidence? I do not think so . Have a great weekend everyone who enjoys Hannah's cheerful trill 😅👍.
I don’t shop in Aldi these days but there are some good deals so maybe I should give them another go .. the trouble is I’m spoiled for quality by a local farm shop . Interesting video as always Hannah .
Wow, Aldi seems to be the place to go for bargains. Never been but I will give it a try. Fruit and Veg prices are especially good. I like the no music atmosphere.
Thanks, Miss Hannah.
Happy Friday, Hannah! Getting to enjoy today’s vlog much earlier than usual as we had plenty of ice and snow this morning and the city mostly shut down. Really enjoyed seeing the differences between UK Aldi and the US ones. The selection there looked much better (and fresher) than the one nearest me. Happy New Year to you and your family! Have a wonderful weekend and I’ll see you next Friday!
I agree with the bigger and better selection of items over there!!
love it hannah ricketts...keep doing what you are doing !!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Those prices were great, and the flowers. Take care x
Great visit! I enjoy watching you no matter where you go or what you do. It’s as many people on here comment: It’s like hanging out with a friend. Thanks for taking us along. Look after yourself! Hugs. 😊
Friday isn't the same without watching Hannah and her excellent vlogs."Oh gosh crisps,i love a crisp,cannot say no to a crisp"that had me going😂😂.I bet when Hannah finished her vlog off camera,she got a pizza.
how do you like the aura ring ? do you wear an apple watch?
@gilicohen8806 It's just a jovial remark about the pizza which Hannah was craving for in her vlog.To answer your questions i didn't know she was wearing an aura ring nor was i paying attention to it and i don't wear an apple watch.😊
I almost spit out my coffee when you asked how many of us have thrown out bags of spinach and salad😅; just did yesterday. I have a bag of lemons (from Aldi) that I think are still good. Your store has a great fish selection!! I always buy their fresh salmon, the regular, the smoked and the stuffed. You also have many more selections of ready to heat meals. I've noticed that in most of the UK stores you show us. I think you did well for what you spent!!
Here in the States, our grocery prices are going up…not in cents…p…but dollars…outrageous!!!!! Your prices there are half of what we are spending here on the West Coast…
Same here in a small southeastern town!! It's mad!
Same over here in PA. 😢
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If you've got a garden or even a patio, try and grow your own fruit, salad and vegetables. You'll save a fortune.
Believe it or not the prices in the UK has increased also over the past 18 months. I Wish we had your prices for petrol and diesel though!
I love visiting the USA and shopping there but I keep forgetting that the prices on the shelves are not the prices at the checkout. In UK the prices on the ticket already include the sales tax...and nearly all food is tax free except for 'luxury' goods and alcohol which is outrageous Happy New Year USA ... come and visit us soon !! And bring some gas from Costco !!
Hannah, what if you'd run into Sainsbury's after Aldi's and bought one or two things--would the parking have been covered? Asking for a friend. #itsnotcheating ❄❄❄❄
Great vlog Hannah. We shop at Aldi for dry and tinned items but i find there fresh items not to be so good and don't stay fresh very long at all. We normally get our fresh meat and vegetables from Waitrose as very good quality and are actually very good prices. Anyways have a lovely weekend and we look forward to your next vlog 😊
We’re in New Zealand and followed this video along, and did an online shop for almost identical products - our total was $130 NZD or £65! So jealous of how much cheaper it is in London!
When i lived in Cornwall, Aldi's was on my daily walking route. So easy to do my walk one way, then going back to the house, i would stop at the shops i needed to get to. I really miss being able to walk to pretty much anything i needed, or if needed, take a bus/tube/train. I was in a lot better physical and respiratory shape while I lived in the UK for 18 months....lost from 14 stone to 8.5
Aldi in Newquay has one of the best sea views in the UK from it's car park 😃
Was fun to watch. Always enjoy your videos. In the US, grocery prices seem to be at least twice as much. One dozen eggs here were around $7 recently, or 5.73 British pounds, in part due to a shortage because of the bird flu. I bought 2 bags of groceries this morning with nothing unusual included and it was $63 US (51 Brit. Pounds) My receipt noted I saved $27 because some items were at a reduced price.
Celery tasting like Doritos??? 😆 I have a good imagination, but couldn't pull that one off. Great video, thanks.
That's wild 😅
Hi from Milan! I can see you also have all that proteic staff I don’t very much believe in. Never tried and never will.
Love your all window shopping out and about, done the same yesterday here at “La Rinascente” 🤷🏼♀️
Thank you Hannah for making feel like I’m being there with you every time I watch your videos.
London forever in my ❤
Excellent vlog Hannah! Just what I needed to make the day better! Good info on food items.
Wow, the groceries in the UK are way, way less expensive compared to Canada. For instance, we pay around $6.00 for a pineapple in British Columbia. 😢
Newfoundland suffers even more as all our food needs to go on a boat and then a truck. Yikes the prices. I enjoyed the variety she had too.
Come whatever the screenplay is, but Hannah's expressions are eye gripping, that's what the Hannah vlogs are known for !! Just awesome...
As an Australian, I cannot believe how cheap most of your food is! Prices in Australia are insane!
Even cheaper if you buy it in the Pub...
You’re such a vibe Hannah …love your content x
It doesn't sound like the funnest job editing, but it is much appreciated that you do it& put the time into your vlogs there fantastic. Even just seeing the differences between prices& the variety of food choices you have to here in Australia is nice to see. Makes me want to take note more of what we do actually have here to just picking up the same things each time i go in store.( which we have many stores here in my area). Thanks for showing us around. Have a great week.
Good overview of Aldi, Hannah. I'm totally disloyal. Get a big shop from Sainsbury's as I have no transport, then check out better prices items at other supermarkets. Mind you there is something going on with Arla or Muller produced milk and dairy supplied to supermarkets, except for organic. People need to be aware of what is going on and do their research so they can make the right choices for themselves. Thanks Hannah!
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the channel support!
Your food prices in Britain are so much cheaper than here in Australia. Our Aldi stores are tiny and don't have most of the products you showed. No Plant Menu products at all. I paid $5 for one capsicum this week! It just can't be justified. Thanks for the Aldi tour.
Aldi is boring in Australia. Getting more expensive.
If there imported into australia I can see them costing more than importing to UK and even internal transport costs within Australia would be high. You should be able to grow them better yourself over there than here though.
yes everything is getting more expensive in Australia even education , that’s why more Asian kids are going UK to study uni than Australia .. can save a lot on fees and living costs
Thx so much Hannah for taking us to a London Aldi grocery store! It does look somewhat different from the Aldi stores here in Texas!
I was hoping that all your choices were going to work out, but I saw your comments re the basil & stir fry veggies! Also, your weather looked very nice for this time of year & hopefully will stay that way for a while! Hannah I hope your New Year is off to a good start & things are going well! Thx for your weekly vlogs, & all the editing time & effort that it takes! Have a nice weekend Hannah & stay safe!!!
The prices look really good at Aldi! Slightly more in line with my own budget. I'm 6'4"ish lol. Hannah, I've begun to buy British cheese. Your influence. Wensleydale works well subbing for Feta in a Greek salad. Love, love, love you Hannah. Stay well healthy girl! 👍
Wow! That Aldi was so well stocked and tidy. The one where I go is always half empty with boxes and discarded items everywhere!
As I'm a German born resident, it's always interesting getting to see, what "Aldi" offers in Ireland or the UK, compared to the, different, sortiment of groceries of "Aldi" in Germany. In Germany, they also offer milk, cheeses, sausages, fruits and vegetables ( ALL in organic quality ). I always do buy "organic" eggs, as they are animal-friendly, don't taste of fish meal, ( metallic taste! ), unlike the non-organic eggs ( fish meal is the food of non-organic kept hens, in a small cage, size of a DIN-A-4-sheet of paper, they put 4 poor hens in non-organic stables ( often cannibalism there! ), the organic kept hens are allowed to walk outside their stables, eat corn, grass, drink water, see sun- and daylight! Just some cents/pence more for purchasing "organic eggs" end animal cruelty, supply better taste and support the "organic"-hen farms. Dear greetings from Dublin, Suschka.🙋♀️😃❤️
A lot of eggs say “free range” on the box, but I was told they are not truly free range unless it says ‘Pasteur fed’ on the box (in UK) I only buy eggs now, from eggs sold outside peoples cottages.
@Wolfstar-z7d I'm lucky enough to live in an area where there's a woman local who has her eggs sold in the supermarket! Pretty cool because I know I'm buying eggs from a good source
Here in the states Aldi is like a cult. I'm in NY there are people that go to Aldi and there is a lot of people that never been in one...its very strange.
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@@Wolfstar-z7d I have never, ever seen 'Pasteur fed or even pasture fed,' on any egg box in UK, including Waitrose or M&S, and it is definitely NOT a part of the official grading of eggs. And what is Pasteur? Pasteurisation is for sure possible for eggs, in which the eggs are heated to kill bacteria but not cook the eggs. I feel somehow you are confusing Pasteur and pasturisation with pastures, which are green areas for grazing animals? But free range does not, by implication mean that we can conjure up small farmyards with chickens scratching in the dirt and free to roam. Having had a job (though not egg-related) on a free range egg producing unit I can catagorically say that there can be thousands of chickens with very basic shelters. But the only time they will not have access to fresh air is when producers are forced to keep chickens indoors because of an outbreak of bird flu. There is no room for sentiment in any product intended for supermarket sale and if you misguidedly think it exists, best think again and then find yourself an independent seller with a smallholding. (Not practical for most city dwellers). You also say you were 'told' about the Pasteur thing. Is that your criteria for fact finding? If it is, please don't spread it. Anyone can 'tell' anyone anything they choose. It doesn't make it true.
Parking at an Aldi in Wichita Falls is free, mostly place I've been to or seen like a major city with a convention center has pay parking.. at most around 5 - 9 dollars.
Hope everyone has a good weekend, stay warm everyone, winter has made it's presence felt.
Definitely do a bookshop!
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I’m from California but I’ll be in London again in March - Looking forward to your amazing food prices! Kabob shops, raspberries, sushi takeaway, Pret, pastries… all so affordable in London. ❤
Greetings from South Australia 🇦🇺 I’m an ALDI shopper 😊 It was interesting to compare what you have on the shelves & the prices. Flowers are so much cheaper there & you definitely have much more variety of products to choose from. Some prices were comparable when converted to A$ but for the most part, I think items are cheaper there. Shipping costs I’m sure play a part. Having said that, ALDI still is the cheapest supermarket here filled with our locally grown produce.
Love these videos Hannah, shines a light on how overly expensive the big supermarkets are. 15p to cook that chicken crown in the airfryer btw.
OMG 😲 Your Aldi is sooooooo much cheaper then our Aldi’s in Flordia!! JEALOUS
Nice Saturday morning watch Hannah. 🥰 You’re looking lovely wrapped up warm in your coat. We’re all so cold at the moment in Blighty 🥶
Hi Hannah, thank you very much for fulfilling our request from a few vlogs ago about showing us the prices and range of ALDI products! Have a nice weekend!❤
Freeze basil and other unused herbs in ice cube tray either with a bit of water or oil…
Appreciate the editing efforts - thanks Hannah!
Your videos are one of the highlights of my week. Still remembering your M&S shop, noticed they were selling off white mulled wine at my branch yesterday - so helped them out by buying their remaining stock. Think you may have triggered a new addiction as really like it 🤣 Will go well with the Stollen German Christmas cake I bought at Aldi yesterday. Also bought a turkey joint. Christmas lasts a bit longer here 😂🧑🎄🌲
We have got one bottle left. It is so much nicer than the usual red mulled wine. I went to Morrisons last week and they had lots of cheap Christmas stuff
Oh good to know!!
@@AliWade1971 I was actually surprised how nice it was - and a nice warming drink for cold weather. Will have some to go with the Mince Pies I bought earlier today 🤣🧑🎄
Hey Hannah, Happy Friday! I really enjoyed your new vlog. You make shopping so enjoyable to watch! I hope you’re having a lovely evening and that your weekend is off to a great start. Stay warm-I heard it’s freezing in London too. It’s been super cold here in DC with snow over the past four days, and it looks like more is on the way tonight. I’m all bundled up! Take care and stay cozy! 💐🇬🇧❤🇺🇸💐
Interesting vlog Hannah,you have much more variety to choose from in Aldi
Here, where I live, the supermarkets started selling Hot Cross Buns the day after boxing day😮
Hi Hannah, thank you for this, I don’t get out any more, but Aldi was one of my favourites. I'm amazed that you had problems with the basil and stir fry, they're usually on the ball with things like that, I wonder if it's because it's a local! Happy New Year lovely.
Great vlog Hannah - people don't enjoy the Aldi experiece - Waitrose shoppers turn up their toffee noses at it. I however think Aldi can't be beaten - for price and quality.
We -my daughter & I - love Aldi, Home Bargains..plus Waitrose, Booths & indeoendent shops
It depends on what we want/need. . Our local Aldi in Didsbury is very popular with the boujee locals. One would have to be daft to allow snobbery to dictate shopping preferences.
@@eachandeverything983 Bless you - I think snobbery in shopping is rife haha x
I wouldn't shop at Aldi if you paid me, their stuff is just dreadful, cheap and nasty. I would rather pay a little more at Sainsbury's or Tesco and get food that is actually edible. But each to their own I suppose.
Hi Hannah, can we get a flat/house tour....that would be fun! I imagine your place is posh and tastefully decorated ❤ x
We don’t want psychopaths and stalkers knowing the layout of Hannah’s flat.
I always love watching your videos every Friday evenings here & it feels so relaxing to me here! Have a beautiful warm weekend Hannah! ❤
Aldi in the UK seems like it has a much better selection than the US, plus it looks like prices are much lower also
Hannah, all your supermarket and food shop 🛒vlogs are always so cool! And those products you showed look really good. In fact, Aldi has a really cool variety of products to offer and very good prices too. I also like their idea of adding "I'm New" to the shelf edge labels for new products. Wishing you a Wonderful Friday!!! 🙂😘💐🌹🌷
You can make your own skimmed milk: 4 pints out of 1 pint of normal milk. Make your own. Cheaper
Hi, Hannah!
Perhaps as a one-off, you could compare fresh fruit & veg etc market prices in the NORTH to those in London.
Make a couple of days of it, and you could also pop into a pub for a coffee and compare drinks prices v London pub prices.
Hair salon/Nail bar prices??
Just a thought if you want to get out of London 😊
There'd br a right proper welcome for you, lass! 😉😘
This is actually interesting as we in South Africa get about R24 (Rand) for each pound and the prices per some items are cheaper by you than what we pay, after conversation.
Ya, I'm a South African living in the UK and was rather surprised to see some of the prices when we went back last June!
I also travel to the 3red cheapest city in RSA after Jozi and ikapa ie.Etekweni and independent shops in outer suburbs,mainly run by Muslim business folk are much more reasonable especially with red meat and staples like bread and milk than Checkers,Pnp,spar,Woolies,food lovers etc which are mostly western cape based brands taking over Africa.❤😂🎉
I say, Hannah, I love your channel. It's like going shopping with my favourite posh cousin, it doesn't happen very often but we always have such fun. 🙂
you want pasture raised eggs....organic just means their feed was organic but still kept in cages iirc
Never heard of pasture raised eggs. I tend do go for free range (although they go down to barn raised when bird flu is at epidemic levels). Aldi is the only place I've seen that actually admits to selling battery eggs these days
No it doesn't sorry, organic eggs at least in the uk are never caged. I agree about the pasture bit though.
@@johnd6487Lidl had clearly marked 'Eggs from caged hens' for sale the otber week.
At least the colony cages - which are the most intensive production now permitted in the UK - are a lot better than batteries.
A friend and I used to get a few ex-battery hens every year from a hen welfare charity; I now live in a flat so had to give that up but my friend still gets them. Her numbers fluctuate, of course, but for the past few years she's had NONE of the unfeathered creatures we used to get before battery cages were eliminated, and they've all known how to scratch and get on a perch - which battery hens could't do. So although I still wouldn't buy caged hen eggs by choice, things have improved at least a little bit for the hen.
@super_ted_7371 It would seem odd for them to not be free range, but it also seemed odd that while the box she picked up screamed organic, it didn't appear to mention free range as well - at least not noticeably.. to be fair, after I saw the pack that said 'from caged birds' last time I saw eggs in Aldi, I've stuck with getting them from elsewhere lol
Free range means they are let out for exercise but then caged back up again sorry lots of confusing terms 😅 @johnd6487
Hi Hannah, Happy New Year! Gosh your ALDI compared to ours here in Melbourne Australia has so much more variety and also cheaper even with the conversion rate. It puts our ALDI's to shame. I'm a loyal subscriber, love your vlogs can't wait to see your next one!
I live in Canada, West Coast, in Vancouver and I must say these prices are near completely across the board HALF PRICE compared to us! Cheapest wine would be $8.99 ever. A good deal on ONE fresh lemon would be .99 cents. A frozen pizza would be $4.99. That Spatchcock chicken would be minimum $12.99 and all those premade meals would average between $7-12 each. London may be expensive to live in, but your groceries are to us, VERY reasonable from somewhere like Aldi.
Agree!!! The bagged vegetables are double (or more) here in Vancouver !!!
Thanks for sharing your shopping experience. Wish we had those prices in Canada!🇨🇦
Yeah if I see baked goods which are not covered, I don’t buy them. Thanks for the video! My Fridays feel more positive after watching your videos always!
Aldi here in Ireland...some things are dearer and some cheaper that other supermarkets... have to shop around to get weekly shopping
This is amazing. The things you're purchasing cost five times less than they do in the US, even with the exchange rate.
Yes, and we pay the actual price shown on the ticket, unlike in the US where they add tax when you go through the checkout.
We earn a lot less than you though. But yes, your food prices have increased a lot.
Thanks for sharing. Great Vlog!!!
Hello Hannah from 🇺🇲 thanks for sharing another entertaining video.
💗Love the shopping videos and just hangin' out with you! You are very funny and have the gift of gab, so you are entertaining. Do what YOU enjoy and we will go along with you! I think you've said you are not fond of cooking so I won't ask for a cooking vid! 💗
You can't beat Aldi's , I shop there quite a bit . I've saved some money.
Thanks for sharing Hannah. Hope 2025 is off to a good start 🎉 .
A lot of Aldi's food tastes lovely😋
You so cheer me up Hannah. Thank you🎉 you asked what do we want to see. Mens shops would be great please👍
I am happy to see your videos again after many days ☺️. Sending 🫂from Fort Mill South Carolina 🇺🇸
Lovely video. I love my Aldi in NE Florida. My favorite things to buy there are the tri peppers, berries and hummus. I think I mostly buy produce because it’s such a great deal.
I wish we had Aldi in my country. It's so cheap! I love the choice of the veggie/non meat options and the VM is clear and clean. I also like the fact that there is no music. TBH I don't really throw away any food. I'm a one person household but still I manage to use all the food I buy. But I guess it's due to me loving to cook and being very creative with it. So if I have any left over leafy greens I just toss them in my curry, chilli or any kind of one pot meal a few minutes before the end.
By the looks of it, would love to have Aldi in Canada. Not as many options for food stores as you . I think even with the exchange rate, your prices are better for the quality you are offered than in Canada. Plus I really appreciate the British products available and promoted to Brits! Whenever I travel, visiting the grocery stores is a highlight for me- love to see what is similar / different how it is advertised and promoted… fascinating!❤
I'd love to shop at Aldi, or Lidl, but none near me, and they don't deliver. Their brands are weird and unfamiliar though. Loving the no music policy. A peaceful shopping experience, yay! 😄
My late mother was similarly reticent about buying products with unfamiliar brand names, when Aldi opened a store near her. (Lidl more than Aldi admittedly.) I managed to persuade her that the contents were often produced by the same suppliers as Sainsbury's, Tesco or M&S. Therefore she shouldn't get so hung up about the packaging.