Absolutely true facts that is I love aldi won't shop any where else

In Germany Young ppl don’t rly go to Aldi

Yeah, who needs brands? Nobody. Aldi is cheap and good quality and that's the most important.

Plus, Aldi brands taste the same, if not better than the name brands.

Yep I remember in school, the thing was "ur mom shop's at aldi" etc, now that I'm grown its really appreciated though, great shop

Since the last person understand that the product is from a brand just with an other label and because of this in good quality and les price 😊

Same with Trader Joe’s

@@jessicaqu Owned by the same family.

@@isaiahbangura4421 Not really. Aldi in the US is Aldi Süd, while Trader Joe's is owned by a foundation owned by people also owning Aldi Nord.

@@Astrofrank still same Family

Factories don't produce it for a lower price, they're producing mass amounts for name brands and then sell off the extra unbranded product that wasn't purchased by the name brands. It's legal as long as it doesn't have the brand name on it.

Often the no brand products taste like the brand because they are the brand. Aldi is know for their secret deals with brand company so the products are from the brand factory with little changes in receptie like less sugar, more spice etc.. In the end it is the brand product in non brand label package.

Right all she did was complain about the store whole time

Not EVERYONE has access to becoming a member either. I don't have any friends who have a membership and are not working anymore or retired.

Eh, Aldi Nord and Süd are pretty friendly and cordial with each other. It was never a big rivalry - the split of the company between the brothers was amiable and they tend to cooperate with each other a lot to this day.

Aldi is the only place I get groceries. I love them. Their pick up is great. Only one time did I not get one item.

Both Aldi's are different. Two brothers.

In Germany Young ppl won’t go to Aldi tbh

@@isaiahbangura4421 Not that much tbh. Even after splitting up, the two companies remained on very cordial terms and tend to work together and mirror each other a lot.

Fun fact: when WalMart tried to expand to Germany a few decades ago, they got absolutely wasted by Aldi, Lidl and the other German discounters, so they had to leave the country with a bloody nose. They also broke quite a lot of laws, which contributed to that as well.

I didnt know they do that; is it only for disable people they do delivery?

Trader Joes belongs to Aldi-North and the "yellow" Aldi in the US is Aldi-South

In fact the split of the original company originated over a dispute if to sell cigarettes in their stores or not. The two brothers could not reach an agreement how to move on, so they split the original company in two, Aldi Nord (north) and Aldi Süd (south). Foreign country Aldis usually were divided between the both companies. In the US Aldi Nord acquired Trader Joe’s, Aldi Süd operates under the Aldi name. Though they are owned by cousins, they operate independently. Though Aldis worldwide operate more or less by the same system, products are usually bought locally / regionally. Though during special sales they sell German stuff everywhere (for example Christmas stuff).

This is incorrect. The split happened so they wouldn’t be competing with each other. One brother took the south the other the north. Trader Joe’s is owned by both of them

@@lcestimator It is unclear why they split, but Trader Joe's is owned by the Markus Stiftung which is only related to Aldi Nord, not to Aldi Süd.

@@lcestimator Incorrect. Trader Joe´s is solely owned by Aldi-Nord. The reason why ALDI-Nord is not operating as such in the US is because when the family business was split up they were not yet doing business internationally but intended to do so. In order not to compete with each other on the international markets they made a list of countries around the world and agreed to assign each country to only one of the ALDI companies. The US is actually a special in the ALDI-world as it was initially pretty far back on their priority list then and they did actually agree on both being "allowed" to eventually serve that market simply because of its size. ALDI-Sued was the first who decided to start in the US market and registered ALDI as a trademark. Some years later ALDI-Nord decided to follow but - as both are legally completely separate companies - was faced with the trademark issue. So, they bought Trader Joe´s and its trademark (the company already existed before) and transformed it to become their US - off spring ... Fun fact: In Germany ALDI-Nord uses the Trader Joe´s brand for some of their own items (like packed nuts / dried fruits / etc.) and I´m quite confident 98% of ALDI-Nord customers in Germany have no clue (and care even less) where the brand name originates from.

I like the specialty buns. They are in clear plastic. Remind me of shiny yeast rolls.

Thin mints at Dollar General are good too. The lemonade shortbread at Aldi are definitely like girl scout cookies. I freeze them.

I have tried the fries and they are very good taste way better.

We have no Lidls here in SW Va. They bought some land near me and now it is for sale. I read Krogers was suing them for some brand infringement. I do love my Aldis, went today snd spent $109, first time ever.got a lot of meat.

Green grapes are better than any other color grapes

Dude you just changed my life learning how to say woshtershiteensher sauce the correct way!

Yes they work....had one for years

We will!

Well Aldi grocery store is coming to my hometown of meridian Mississippi and I'm excited to try it out for the first time.

I do not find that here in SW Va. Either I go on the wrong day or my store just does not have everything they are offered.

Thank you!

I didn't even think of it. One of ours is nowhere near Lowe's but the other one is right next to it.

They are called piroulines.