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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2023
- Today, I am comparing prices from Aldi to other popular stores and hoping to find cheaper prices! I have never been to an Aldi store but I have heard so much about Aldi from the TH-cam vlogs I watch about Aldi in the United Kingdom! I was so curious and excited to go! I was really impressed at the quality and value for money that I found there! The produce was really fresh and beautiful, as well as economical! I do not live near this particular Aldi, and I drove about one hour to get there, but it was well worth the trip! Unfortunately, there is not an Aldi in my immediate area. Hopefully, the great prices at Aldi will catch on and they will build one near me soon!
So, join me today on this great shopping trip at Aldi!
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Great video - I truly believe this place is a god send for people coming across hard times with the rising prices
Sandiego aldi prices are the same as here. Walmart prices are high and going higher every day. Aldi prices are higher than a few years ago but way less than competitors. I'm grateful for aldi. 🙏
In Germany wealthy people go to Aldi, too. Because why would you spend more money on food than you have to? When it’s good quality… To show off?
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So true!
I love Aldi’s it’s God Sent!!
in the EU, especially in Germany, you have the advantage of getting goods from all over Europe, fast and fresh, because Germany is located in the middle of Europe. The supermarkets such as Aldi offer cheese from France, Switzerland or the Netherlands, champagne from France wines from all over Europe. Fish from the North Sea or North Atlantic, from Norway or Iceland, fruit and vegetables from Spain, Italy, olive oil from Greece, etc., and all the goods from Germany.
the Americans I know and live in Germany enjoy this to the fullest. and everything to go with it at a reasonable price
Yes, I, as an American, am so jealous of the wonderful food available to you. Even at specialty stores, where I can pay top dollar, the variety and quality is not always there. The only equivalent would be in our major cities where imported goods come in, and those stores have enough of a demand to buy the best.
actually there is absolutely no reason that the US has not the same stuff/quality (for most things - some food law differences might support some differences but they are actually usually not the main reason). the US as country offers also everything necessary and also has the same/similar different climate zones. and high quality products exist also in the US anyway (not just absolutely comparable excellent wine etc.). the REAL difference is only that they are usually less main stream accessible (more difficult to find and often much higher prices) than in Europe. there are no technical reasons for that just a bit different evolved shopping cultures - but nowadays many things could get closer again over time ...
@@publicminx Yes, but there is of course a big difference that cannot be surpassed. Behind many foods and delicacies in Europe, there are centuries or even millennia of experience behind them. A Westphalian ham is not a normal ham, but the production involves centuries of experience, it is the same with products from other regions of Europe. a Spanish sherry is not so easy to copy .
@@publicminx Many additives which are allowed in the US are strictly forbidden in EUrope, similar to hormone treatment and gene manipulation.
Check the numbers for food poisoning in the US and EUrope! If that isn't an eyeopener, nothing will help you. Check the percentages of people in the US and in EUrope with food related problems like obesity or diabetes. When food doesn't give you a good life but sends you to a hospital, you must know things have gone wrong.
You are right - there is no real reason why the US should not have the same food standards - it is a political decision!
The cashier will give out quarters for shopping carts as well.
That is good to know!
I love ALDIs VERY STOCKED AND CLEAN ! CARTS ARE EVEN CLEAN👍 FRESH FOOD GOOD QUALITY meats ❤️
Aldi prices are going like every place else aldi is still the cheapest store sales are great
Aldi cheese is higher than Wal-Mart but overall ALDI has increased prices but can get more for your $
I think the Diet Coke price was comparable to Walmart for a 12 pack. The 24 pack at Walmart is over $11.
Greetings from Germany! ALDI always overs good quality for a low price. That's what we Germans call "Fair business"!🇩🇪🇺🇸
I have a question. Do Aldi in the US include the sales tax on the price tag or do they add it at the register? As a german company i could imagine they do it like in Germany to show the final price on the price tag?.
As far as I know, each state has its own laws about tax on food. Arizona does not charge tax on food items. As for other household items, I think the tax is added at the register.
We have found better prices for some Trader Joe's brands like bread, milk, eggs, sliced cheese
Yes, that seems to be the general consensus that we need to shop at different places to get the best prices.
Both German companies Aldi (Aldi Süd) Trader Joe's (Aldi Nord)
@@arnodobler1096 yep. usually ALDI avoid competing with each other and usually split the world markets (one country ALDI south, another ALDI north etc.) . Trader Joe's was a bit of a coincidence but while they have the same core business model the general concept is different which means they usually serve for different customers and/or markets ...
the one here is higher
Walmart is now the most expensive store
The USA Aldi looks and operates the same as ours in Belgium. A limited range of products and low operating cost. And make it all convenient, no show. You just take it out of the box, nothing wrong with it.
Aldi is reasonable but not as cheap as years ago
Everything at Aldi is high now.
No it's not.
It is still cheaper then walmart
Not true
So can anyone explain why everything in the us us so expensive when jobs are all so low paying in sll theses secrets.
I don't know. It's a complex subject.
You will eat the bugs and the weeds.
I don't shop Aldi. All the stores are expensive.