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I see this with a lot of my friends that they grew up when Aldi had lower quality foods and their parents really drilled it into them that Aldi and Lidl etc aren't good to shop at. They still hardly ever shop at Aldi even though I save so much money by going there and I mean, the food is pretty good quality now. The only difference I notice is the one in my wallet.

In the UK a recent survey was done and Aldi came out as the cheapest supermarket it got 5 stars for price but 3 stars for quality so as the saying goes you get what we paid for and when you go to Aldi and unfortunately Lidl also had the same quality standard problem you are paying for low quality.

@@davidthescottishvegan In the Netherlands I haven't found that to be the case at all. Especially the produce is really high quality. Some things like the crisps will obviously not taste the same as something like doritos but that's also not something that I get regularly so those items I do get at a more expensive store. But like day to day stuff like bread, canned stuff, pasta, hummus, condiments, bread toppings like peanut butter and of course produce are really good and I don't notice a difference in regards to quality. Of course they don't sell things like vegan cheese so I get that at a more expensive store every once in a while and my soy milk I get from a brand, because the Lidl one really really sucks. But that's the only thing really. A lot of the lidl meat replacements are some of my favorites aswell.

@@julieannelovesbooks The products i have bought usually canned tomatoes, beans and the plant menu (their vegan brand in the UK) items have been 👌 and I would buy them again. In the UK it is only Violife the hard cheddar block and the grated vegan cheese Aldi sell. They haven't got round to introducing their own vegan cheese or vegan yogurt.

@@davidthescottishvegan yeah the Netherlands is pretty behind on good quality vegan cheese (only from violife) or good quality yoghurt products (only from alpro) we have seen some yoghurt products from oatly but due to so weird things with investors in China(?) or something like that???? I have stopped buying those products (I’ve never liked oatly in the past so the thing that’s been going on basically insured that I won’t be tryin them again for a while).

also i love the soup content

ALSO that green turtle neck is looking fantastic on you

it was just the same cookie recipe we normally use! just experiment with how long to cook it in there because it will cook differently / usually faster. the recipe is in the description! we used a lil extra flour than the recipe says in ours but thats just cuz thats the way my roommate likes them. idk how much of a difference it makes

those bucks do be big doe 😳

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wishing you speedy healing, friend! :)

she posted her last video the day I had nose surgery and it helped me so much!! I'm doing well now, I hope you have a speedy recovery too :)

Sameeee but i need celery lol

i have been cutting up celery when i have a bunch & freezing it in a bag to pull out just for soups lol

@@emlyewng kinda genius thoo

@@emlyewng 🤯 as someone who lives alone, thanks for the tip!!

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I’m 23 and I love steel cut oats! I also use half soy milk half water and cook them in a pressure cooker with some cinnamon, vanilla, and sugar. So so good!

@@biancajingles2690 That's awesome and thanks for your reply! I'm kind of obsessed with Steel cut oats right now. I literally eat them every morning and they make me feel so good. Cool that you make them so similar to me! I add walnuts, maple syrup, ground flax and frozen mixed berries - very similar to many of the concoctions Emily has shown on her channel. Have a great day.

hell yeah 🍲🍜🥣

its got that good cronch

it's just called "Aldi" :)