ALDI USA vs ALDI UK grocery SHOCKING price COMPARISON! 🛒 USA vs UK food shopping 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Hey FreeGang! Thanks for tuning into another video in our USA vs UK grocery shopping short series!
Today we do a special but shocking price comparison between Aldi USA and Aldi UK, to see which is better and the best value.
We get an Aldi USA vegan haul, and an Aldi UK vegan haul and compare the prices of the groceries, and share with you which we think is best!
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[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey FreeGang! COMMENT BELOW which you think is going to be cheaper - ALDI USA 🇺🇸 or ALDI UK 🇬🇧? 😃

[@naomiheath2367]

ALDI USA

[@ChloeSinclair-jt5kj]

USA

[@Mama4d8]

UK

[@TM-ow6dv]

Probably Aldi Germany.. This is funny to compare a German discount chain.. in USA and Uk..

[@martinknoerr8037]

Katie. I just love how eloquently the British people speak. I just love when you're shopping with your husband, and son, and then say "oh look this is on Offer". It sounds so much classier than Oh look here's a Sale. Lol. That's just my opinion.

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

I love British accents, too.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Aw thank you Martin 😊

[@artemisfowl66]

I don't know the exact details but descriptions of foods in the UK are not the same as they are in the US. So those foods labelled in the US as organic may not be considered organic here. Certainly I know that the description " free range" in the US when applied to chickens just means they were in a barn with no outside access and virtually no natural light but not in a cage. Here they have to be allowed outside with light and fresh air and inside the barn there must be natural light during the day and perches etc. Huge difference.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

FREE RANGE means they are literally free outside to eat bugs and be natural.. You're talking of cage free.. those are inside but just not in cages

[@Oururbanhomestead1966]

I am astounded at how cheap groceries are in the UK. Every time you do a comparison video I still am amazed.

[@PieXP]

Median income in the UK is like 60% of the US so it makes sense that things would be cheaper there.

[@jaklg7905]

@@PieXP So what? The food is the same so why should Americans have to pay more for the same items? It is not like there is a shortage of food and they throw away a ridiculous amount of food that could have been eaten. Many, many Americans struggle to pay for groceries because they are so expensive. All the while the Grocery stores are making BILLIONS in profit. It has nothing to do with how much American's make and everything to do with greed.

[@PieXP]

@@jaklg7905 The US has the highest disposable income in the world, when you have a higher disposable income, there's a higher demand for products which raises prices. It's the exact same for any other country with a high disposable income.

[@abunnylife]

Jeesh 😮 Canada food prices are so expensive. I would love to see a price comparison of UK and Canada food prices even if it’s just looking it up on the internet.

[@FamilyFreedom]

We'd love to visit Canada one day and find out for ourselves! 🇨🇦😃

[@mrsprivate1678]

Maybe they could do a collaboration with a Canadian you tuber .

[@suzanneschuon1992]

I’m surprised that things are quite a bit less expensive in the U.K. Aldi in the U.S. tends to be the cheapest grocery store, but with less variety.

[@vegemitegirl1971]

Our introduction to Aldi was 9 years ago, in Tulsa Oklahoma. We're in rural Australia and in the past 9 years, Aldi finally came to our town. Excluding prices, too hard to do currency conversion at the time, I found them basically identical. American Aldi stocked many US products and in comparison Aldi Australia stocks just as many Australian products.

[@dizzycowuk]

Great video guys, I'm enjoying this series so far. It's interesting to see the difference

[@FamilyFreedom]

Glad you're enjoying it! We've got more to come in the next week!

[@rl3810]

I was shocked at how cheap the food costs were in the UK. The quality was also 10x better than America. Without all the chemicals amd additives. I had a liquid coffee creamer addiction, and when I got back from the UK, I could taste the chemicles in the creamer. I haven't touched it since and use milk. I wish we could get that quality and asaurance of what we're really eating in the USA.

[@user-fv5mw8ee6n]

You bought pink lady apples in US. Also, you can not compare organic with non organic for pricing

[@FamilyFreedom]

Very true 😊

[@emerald637]

ALDI is the common company brand name of two German multinational family-owned discount supermarket chains operating over 12,000 stores in 18 countries. It would be most interesting to see a UK vs a German ALDI shopping comparison. Also, it would be important to consider the current exchange rates between the UK Pound vs the USD, and the UK Pound vs the German Deutsche Marks. Note: I purchased the US ALDI frozen Mixed Berries featured in their weekly ad two weeks ago for 50% off! Of course, I took advantage of the special. It is important to always check the weekly ad because, at some point, most everything goes on special discounts.

[@emerald637]

PS You must also consider the unfortunate fact that currently, the USA is severely suffering under the O'Biden inflation NIGHTMARE😥 It hasn't been this bad in over FIFTY+ years since the Carter administration!! Just four years ago, the US economy was thriving/flourishing. Gasoline, food, household supplies, rent, travel (airline & train tickets, car rentals, hotel expenses), entertainment (amusement parks, the cinema, concerts, sporting events, etc.), construction supplies, new and used vehicles, insurance, etc., were anywhere from half to 3/4 less in price. Many senior citizens today who are barely surviving, on a limited income from Social Security (something they've invested in their entire working lives) are now forced to decide between purchasing food (reduced to one meal per day) or their medication. Your comparison shopping in the USA would have been vastly different four years ago than what it is today. Hopefully, all of this will change for the better soon. 🙏

[@mariakostenko2846]

OMG! German Deutsche Marks, i'm really sorry but it's actually 2023, not 2001 :)

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey thanks for your comments and for all of the information you have shared 👍 An Aldi UK vs German Aldi comparison would definitely be interesting. We'd love to go to Germany one day 🇩🇪😊 Before this trip we hadn't been to the USA for about 5 years, and we remember that it was significantly cheaper back then - even cheaper than than the UK was, so it was quite a surprise to see the substantial differences in prices. Also, many of our USA viewers have been saying about changes to the economy and prices since the presidential change, which is really sad to hear. We hope things change for the better in the USA and the economy thrives again like it once used to 🇺🇸🙏

[@joelhectormadden1671]

German use Euro currency not Deutschmark

[@hughfuller8416]

You guys and bananas never fail. Most of the stuff in America are large sizes here.

[@karenmar1529]

Great comparison shopping Bob and Katie. It's always so interesting to see the differences. I was thinking the UK would have better pricing. I'm so happy Jojo is having a great time at his activities. I'm sure it was great to see all his friends getting back from holiday.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks Karen! We're glad that you enjoyed the comparison 👍🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@joanstpaul18]

Yes, Banana Ketchup is a thing. It’s good too.

[@aprilswain5250]

I found this interesting, though prices vary between states. Love your videos ❤

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thank you April 💚🤗

[@andre86w]

Filipino-American here. Yes, banana ketchup is a thing. I grew up on it! It's so good mixing it with rice and using it as a dipping sauce for meats or fries/chips. The most popular brand amongst Filipnos is Jufran. However, thsi Aldi version looks good, too!

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks for letting us know! 👍

[@jimcathcart5116]

The hole in your data is the average mean salary for full time workers in us is almost 35% higher which influences price because of workers wages

[@ABC1701A]

Not after you deduct health insurance, co-pays and deductibles it isn't (and lots of channels/social media comments pointing this out complete with examples). That 35% soon disappears.

[@sarahhartman5723]

I’m also interested in how people shop. My experience as an an American is that people do big shops to stock up (many have second fridges or freezers in their garages) and like to buy bulk or larger sizes. Not everyone but it’s a common approach to groceries.

[@FamilyFreedom]

That's interesting to know Sarah, thanks for sharing 😊

[@barrysteven5964]

We have smaller fridges on average and our houses are generally smaller so I'm presuming we have less cupboard space. Also we use fewer preservatives so things like milk and bread are not as long-life. You can't buy a gallon of milk in the UK, for example. It would go off before you could use it. Also we are usually physically nearer to our shops so can get to them more easily. We have three mini-markets within a few minutes walk and a big supermarket a short drive away. So we pop out several times a week to buy what we need.

[@fionawood2473]

That's a fantastic price for the pink lady apple the are expensive in the uk

[@hayleyorwin484]

The bread you were looking at was pre sliced as-well we don’t usually have normal bread pre sliced unless it’s tiger bread or something

[@HeatherGemmen]

Very informative and entertaining video. We got an Aldi by us in Michigan just a few months ago, the savings are immense. Maybe the best way to compare prices would be dollars or pounds per gram or kilogram since the package sizes are often so different. Thank you for your video!

[@catherineclark2949]

Another great haul, love these comparisons xx

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@elisadebono21]

Hi, Bob & Katie, we do have an Aldi in Melbourne Australia at Altona Gate shopping Centre, but, however, the groceries here are more expensive than the UK but, I will do a comparison in the future in Woolworths, Coles & Aldi . And one day if you do decide to visit Australia and maybe do a comparison video as a suggestion to get a weekly shopping and certainly don't need a budget for this challenge.

[@tonyhoughton6857]

We used to have Woolworths in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 but now extinct

[@zeezooxe]

Wow! That was an awesome price for pink lady apples (which are the pricier kind of apples) in US. Definitely cheaper than UK Aldi

[@LittleBitofSunshine]

Gosh even over here in Ireland you would get an Aldi haul for that cheap! Uk prices always amaze me 😂

[@catherinesearles1194]

The products there are half the size they are in US and three quarters of the price...I wouldn't say that cheap. Plus organic, gluten free and dairy free options are more than double in most cases, but getting better

[@davinathomas273]

I love watching you all the time

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks Davina! 😊

[@davidthescottishvegan]

Knew this would be an amazing video from the awesome Family Freedom and love 🥰 it. It was great to see the comparison between Aldi USA and Aldi UK. Love 💕 Family Freedom and live not live from Scotland.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks so much David, we're glad that you enjoyed the video

[@catherinesearles1194]

It depends in what.type of area you are in, if its more affluent the prices will be higher. The same loaf in my Aldi is 50 cents

[@sayitskay]

I've heard that the UK's farming industry has becoming increasingly mechanized, which helps to maximize harvests and reduce grocery prices. The UK tends to also have more private label products than the US. Which have higher profit margins because they cost less to produce. However salaries in the US are typically 2-3 times higher than the UK.

[@sayitskay]

Also in the UK the way food is transported stored and distributed as becoming increasingly streamlined. All of this has helped to push down the price of groceries in the shops.

[@michaellucas4873]

There's no way that salaries in the US are 2-3 times higher than in the UK. It entirely depends on the particular job, and many of those in lowly paid jobs in the States actually get LESS pay and fewer paid holidays than in the UK. I'd guess that on average the US pays 35-40% more but offers fewer holidays. That said, the general cost of living in the States is quite easily 35% higher than it is in the UK.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@michaellucas4873Simply untrue statement about relative cost of living differences.

[@michaellucas4873]

@@pacmanc8103 I'm a dual citizen and I know what I'm talking about, but you're entirely free to believe whatever you like.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@michaellucas4873What does citizenship have to do with anything? I have traveled to the UK regularly for decades - the ‘general’ cost of living in the US (whatever that is supposed to mean) is most certainly not ‘quite easily’ 35% higher than where I travel in England (which is where I go, not Scotland or Wales). So, yes, I will believe what I experience.

[@louisemccafferty5871]

Love your videos

[@WilliamB161]

Great video ❤

[@vitsteele-lz2hn]

You will love Aldi

[@Aeorocks]

I never understood why food is cheaper in the UK when very few things grow there 😅. Americans definitely have more disposable income, but a lot of food grows all over the US, so you would think it would still be cheaper 😅.

[@lorrainemoynehan6791]

not sure Americans have more disposable income. They may earn more on a straight currency exchange but many things cost more, plus Americans tend to have bigger outgoings, including health care, monthly deductions for cars etc. Europeans, on average, have more disposable income and savings. Bizarre. Who is racking it in?

[@cheapercouponingchristin7637]

I don't have disposable income

[@frugalitystartsathome4889]

You grow it but you still have to transport it vast distances - don’t forget, the US is virtually as wide as the Atlantic, so it probably costs less to ship something across to us in vast quantities than it does to truck the same thing from the East to the West. Plus, the stuff that comes to us is always processed so it’s cheap to produce (and generally nasty to eat) and lasts a long time so that too makes it cheaper than real food.

[@lorrainemoynehan6791]

@@frugalitystartsathome4889 so why, for the love of god is your food so insanely expensive?

[@sjchan3199]

The uk grows lots of its own food its crap that we dont grow anything.

[@MrAytown]

You have to do a Aldi UK vs Aldi Australia

[@FamilyFreedom]

We'd love to one day! 👍

[@dianebaker5243]

Lovely video too watch guys.🥰🥰

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thank you Diane 💚🤗💚

[@202kittykat]

Bought chopped/diced tomatoes today in Aldi australia and they were .95c which would be about .47p

[@debraknott729]

Great comparison guys! I disagree about the toilet rolls though, the ones you saw worked out to be 63p a roll, Asda shades are only 37p a roll 😉

[@juliebrooke6099]

They appeared to be bigger though.

[@UtamagUta]

I am impressed by Your memory!

[@Eli_frog17]

Hi I love your videos so much they always so entertaining and interesting! I was wondering how the van is doing can we have an update! Have a good day!!

[@Meg0307]

Some of those cereal boxes at the uk aldi were definitely smaller. All the thr boxes were the large size at the florida aldi.

[@mrsmiggins6435]

Might have been better to take the cost per lb on the fruit snd veg? This interesting, thank you for doing the comparison

[@Musicchez85]

Love Aldi ❤️ . I hope JoJo enjoyed his play scheme place z

[@toodlescae]

Any organic or plant based food is going to usually cost more here in the U.S. It can also depend on what state you're shopping in. Shopping in Texas (outside major cities sometimes) will be much cheaper than shopping in California, NY or even Florida.

[@christinakilkelly5821]

Food in New Zealand is very expensive we do not have a Costco in the South Island. Enjoy your KZbin channel

[@angielovesjoe91]

Hi Family Freedom, I think the Aldi in the USA will be better. 👍

[@ABC1701A]

To compare fairly you would need to ensure you buy non GMO foods because in the EU - and UK food standards are the same or higher than those in the EU - GMO products are banned and according to friends non GMO items in the US are more expensive than normal items. So comparing GM tomatoes to non GM tomatoes isn't a fair test in regards to price or weight..

[@FamilyFreedom]

Good point , thank you 👌😊

[@avacadman2155]

UK!!

[@cornishmummyof4ukt229]

It would be interesting to see what the US classifies as being organic compared to the UK? I’m betting they’re not the same.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Yes that would be interesting! 👍

[@joanfreestone1707]

Things in Australia are bigger than in England, too, except for the Aldi stores. They are tiny and there's hardly anything vegan available. I contacted the head office about getting the Plant Menu foods and it seems like they just weren't interested!

[@FamilyFreedom]

Ah that's a pity Joan. Hopefully they will add some things in the future 😊

[@damongriffin7971]

Im coming to you live but not live from Canterbury Kent......welcome home to all of you, another really lovely video. I do personally really enjoy Aldi when i get the chance to go. Jojo beannnnnnnnsssssss. It must be really weird being vack in the Uk, but at kleast can see the rest if your family who must of missed so much.

[@carriemaxwell417]

I'm jealous of your frozen fruit and cereal prices.

[@eileenmiller4685]

If you compare the average salaries of both countries, the total price comes out to 0.05% of the average monthly salary in each country (I looked at Florida specifically in the US and used the latest available salary statistic from 2022 for each country). The UK is slightly more expensive if you expand the calculation by one digit with the US coming in at 0.052% and the UK coming in at 0.057%.

[@rohanmalgaonkar2087]

Please make a full video of Katie current hair length regrowth measurement update since her haircut by Jojo. And also her long hair ponytail, bun and simple single braiding by Jojo Please

[@kirstifitzpatrick]

Great comparison shopping trip Im in the UK wish I had an Aldi nearer me as it is much cheaper as I need to get budget shopping now as I have had my income greatly reduced since the death of my partner John which was such a shock so very sudden too here one minute gone the next wasn't ill or nothing he was only 52 and couldnt be resuscitated sadly that was the 4th April 24. I have been to heron yesterday and got a few cheap items and also a few weeks ago to farm foods so im considering visiting Aldi which will be a taxi or 2 buses as I don't drive and I have disabilities too John was caring for me I miss him so much we only got engaged last November as well sadly not meant to be. Anyway I have subscribed to your channel love watching your shopping vlogs 🙂

[@markspence3295]

The thing I notice is that they have more in stock. We have so many gaps on the shelves in the uk at the moment.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Very true!

[@lanamitchell6592]

Hi family freedom hope you are well and having a good day! I have been waiting for this video! I'm so shocked how big the trolley was😂 if we had them trolleys in supermarkets here there will be a big traffic jam 😂. Take care Just keep rising 💚🌻🌿

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey Lana, we're glad that you were waiting for this, and we hope it was what you hoped for 👌 Have a great weekend, just keep rising 💚🌻🌿

[@dmdohse55]

i was so used to eating aldi brand rice cereal than kellogs brand

[@gilliancoleman5059]

In the US they call them Aldi Finds xx

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks Gillian! 👍

[@jensm4026]

Coming to you live but not live from my sofa in Nottinghamshire. I've got Ecoli ,but am starting to feel quite a lot better. I never knew it could cause respiratory issues as well as your gut and causing a bad tummy and sickness,I've had both,coughing and very bad stomach and sickness. Feeling a bit sorry for myself.xxx

[@FamilyFreedom]

We're sorry to hear about this and hope that you feel better soon 💚😊

[@jensm4026]

@@FamilyFreedom thanks so much.x

[@bobbybigboyyes]

Good luck on eating that American white bread. Their bread has the same industrial plastic in it which is also used in yoga mats!

[@Rosie-iy2bv]

London Aldis are definitely mkre expensive than elsewhere

[@FamilyFreedom]

That's interesting to hear Rosie! 😊

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

The difference is astounding! Even the UK haul was bigger - and for far less.

[@deeriehs4777]

Banana ketchup is delicious! I have a Filipino restaurant next to where I work and discovered it there. You really should try it. ❤

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thanks for letting us know! We’ll give it a try 👌🤗

[@Oururbanhomestead1966]

I should buy the same or similar products from ALDI Australia and do a video

[@FamilyFreedom]

That's a great idea Annette! 👍🇦🇺

[@welding_guy7524]

❤️❤️the video I was waiting for.. btw did you happen to encounter a Lidl in Florida? I’m a NYer and there’s literally more Lidl than Aldi in NY.. Thank you soo much for this

[@welding_guy7524]

We pronounce Aldi in different ways in different states.. My sister in Nashville call it All dee , up north it’s Al dee just like leedl and Liddle ..

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey, we're glad that we delivered this video after you waiting!! 😃 We did look for a Lidl, but it seems they only have them further up the East Coast of the USA, and not down in Florida. Maybe they will soon! 👍🇺🇸

[@cheskydivision]

Groceries over the last two years have gone up so much. A lot has down right doubled. Definitely price gouging in the US.

[@sara-5124]

You bought pink lady apples in USA and jazz in UK.. pink lady are far more expensive so this is not a fair comparison

[@JulieBilson]

Yay another amazing video how are you doing

[@FamilyFreedom]

Thank you Julie. We're doing very well thank you, how are you? 😊

[@JulieBilson]

I am awesome

[@vernonallen3370]

Similar sized watermelon in Aldi this week is £2.69, in Lidl it was only 99p

[@FamilyFreedom]

Nice 🍉Thanks for letting us know 😊

[@katrinadollman7058]

You should compare Canadian food to USA or UK food. Its more in Canada then USA . I see videos and think.... if onlt our food was that cheap.❤

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey Katrina, we'd love to visit Canada one day and compare 👍🇨🇦

[@annalevermore7857]

I heard that Banana ketchup isnt that nice. I guess they are trying to make it healthier with less sugar. Also the essential unsweetend soya may be the cheapest but contains no vitamins which is better in your soya milk.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Good points about the milks Anna! 👍

[@spritbong5285]

how with the tax added ?

[@Jennyandersonjenny]

What about if your a single person in the USA, are there places you can buy smaller packets? It would be harder to get a varied diet.

[@FamilyFreedom]

That's a good question Jenny! 👍

[@carriemaxwell417]

@@FamilyFreedom I live alone and I buy things from Aldi all the time. In fact, there's on right next door to where I live. I buy my toilet paper there and not Costco since the square footage is bigger at Aldi.

[@juliestreet2380]

Uk

[@martaaberg3330]

People shop differently in the US than in the UK, I've found. We typically do a big shop once every week or two, so products are sized larger because they need to last longer.

[@patriciacrangle8244]

Uk & European food do not have the additives they have in USA

[@martaaberg3330]

@@patriciacrangle8244 One of the reasons I like shopping at Aldi; their products from Europe are better quality.

[@angelawood9853]

Most uk people shop once a week

[@jenniferl6290]

Aldi came to NYC maybe 12 years ago? Don't recall for sure, but I had first seen it in Europe. I lived in London 1992-1993 and was personally a lover of Sainsbury's, even though it was a bit pricey for me at the time as I was a student. But back to Aldi, which is my local grocery store. The prices have gone way up here in NYC, but Aldi is still more affordable than other grocery stores. We don't have a Walmart in NYC so it would be hard for me to judge if their prices would beat Aldi's. I watched a bunch of budget Christmas dinner videos made in the UK v. the US, using Aldi groceries. I was shocked at how much more substantial and affordable the British Christmas dinners were compared to what I could have made from Aldi groceries in NYC using comparable prices. Of course I don't make a traditional British Christmas dinner, but I do need appetizers, some type of protein, potatoes, veggies, bread and dessert. I would say it cost me over 100 bucks to feed 6 people last Christmas shopping at Aldi. The turkey alone was about 25 dollars. I could have done a chicken, but that is not tradition for us. We do either turkey or beef at Christmas and admittedly I was not doing a budget challenge. Rather, I tend to go overboard so there are leftovers. But it certainly seems that you guys in the UK have much better options for affordable groceries. Anyway, love your videos and greetings from the Big Apple! The City that never sleeps and never fails to hit you in your wallet.

[@cyann410]

In the US organic is really expensive.

[@ChloeSinclair-jt5kj]

I did not know that they had Aldi in america.😮

[@welding_guy7524]

Yup there is both versions of Aldi since Trader Joe’s is owned by one of the Aldi family.. we also have Lidl 😉

[@Meg0307]

Aldi has been in the USA since 1976! Much longer than UK. I think the first one opened in the early 90s in the UK.

[@catherinesearles1194]

Oh those boxes are much smaller

[@Stitchgirl2002]

Hi 👋 Bob Katie Jojo Jamie Sam too awesome 🤩 video as always they’ve found dill pickled popcorn 🍿 diced tomatoes 🥫 ramen noodles 🍜 the cereal 🥣 in the uk 🇬🇧 is cheaper can’t wait 😜 for more awesome 😎 us content as these videos are definitely my favourites

[@skibbadabba]

UK, JD Sports, Drawstring bags are only 40p! Just saying.

[@Twixy55]

you make me homesick, love you guys, you put a positive in me.....🐞🌮💞

[@111smd]

remember $1usd is equal to £0.79 so something that costs $4 is equviolent to £3.17

[@carolinewainwright8365]

Have noticed Bob and Jojo always wear cappies…often back-to-front. 😁😉

[@catherinesearles1194]

Organic, dairy free and gluten free is always 2-3 times the price of the comparison.

[@neachtarrsainn3216]

As far as processed foods go (anything in a can or a bag) the cheaper it is, the more harmful it is for your health . People should take that into consideration when they’re looking for the “best deal”.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Very true! 👍

[@neachtarrsainn3216]

@@FamilyFreedom if you scan your food with an app, like BobbyApproved, you will be shocked at some of the ingredients and items you think are safe.🤦🏻‍♂️

[@angelawood9853]

Not in uk we have strict food rules

[@AdLockhorst-bf8pz]

Hmmmh 🤔 the UK uses the €, right? What's the € - $ exchange rate? Surprised that the fruit had the weight in metric!

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey, thanks for your comment. The UK still uses pounds (£), and the exchange is about £1 = $1.25 👍

[@Kat_5]

Love bananas, love ketchup but never thought of combining them. Would be curious how that would taste.

[@FamilyFreedom]

Very curious! 😃

[@norellemaher2956]

food is twice both those prices here in New Zealand, but we don't have Aldi sadly

[@cassiesadz352]

❤❤❤

[@paularoyer-azizi5354]

Aldi in CT is more expensive

[@mxfolkard]

Aldi seems more expensive (tho I could be wrong with the money conversions) in the US but it still has similar products and branding / style of the store. 💚 #frregang #livebutnotlive #justkeeprising

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey Milly, yes the US Aldi prices definitely seemed more expensive 😊

[@kynamatthewson7702]

Can you do a Lidls comparison, please?

[@FamilyFreedom]

We might do soon 👍

[@kynamatthewson7702]

​@FamilyFreedom Thank you. Prices change rapidly, soon won't be able to afford to shop anywhere. At least Lidls is not exorbitant. Yet!😂

[@cookie1598]

you guys are def cheaper unless your prices have skyrocketed since you last shopped at home because I have said so before and I always comment on how much cheaper it is there for Aldi stuff than ours when Sopherina does her shopping at Aldi too. I guess I can update you after I watch the video

[@ChloeSinclair-jt5kj]

Yaayyy

[@FamilyFreedom]

😃😃😃

[@Mama4d8]

A popular thing in the US is making your own sourdough from starter.

[@FamilyFreedom]

That's good to know! We sometimes do that too 👍😊

[@TOPBANANA1971]

I hear that ketchup is delicious ❤

[@liljay216]

Most likely you get more product in America because families are larger(no pun intended) due to the amount of children in the family. Most American families are with 3 children or more nowadays

[@feschannette4227]

Compair it to German Aldi, where it all startet

[@robertburlinson9576]

The US packs are so much bigger, how do they manage to use all of it before the use by dates? Do they end up wasting a lot?

[@FamilyFreedom]

Hey Robert, absolutely everything was used! We never waste food 👍