Our Very First Visit to an ALDI! SHOP WITH US. Will we go back?

First Visit to an ALDI. We have never been to an ALDI. Everyone talks about them, so we had to try one.
It is a no-frills grocery shopping experience where 90 percent of the groceries they offer are under their exclusive brand. They do have some name brand items.
There were items at ALDI that we did not expect. Will we go back?
Note that prices in this video is for the State of Indiana from 6/16 to 6/22. Prices may vary depending on your location.
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[@A2thaLO]

I grew up on Aldi food. It was considered "food stamp food" if you shopped there. As an adult now, I appreciate Aldi cause the food was/is great and we lacked for nothing. Same great quality as any other grocery chain. Plus, It extends my grocery budget quite a bit.

[@ElSoloNoco]

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

[@anna-ranja4573]

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 😊

[@jschum0216]

I live in Florida and buy milk and eggs at Aldi all the time. Compared to paying $4.50/gall for milk and $2.50 for eggs in other stores. In my opinion Aldi food isn't that bad and alot of things there are a great deal Some foods taste just like the brand names.Fruits and veggies are a great price compared to the other stores here and good.. The cold cuts and cheese are very good and a great price. Great prices on bread too. If you love chocolate it's yummy and a great price. Aldi also supports local farms. In my opinion great store.

[@AndreGerritzen]

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.

[@tedkelly4663]

Glad you gave Aldi a try, they are a German Company and we use them quite a lot here in Europe (their main competiter is Lidl). We love your shopping trips.

[@isaiahbangura4421]

Both Aldi's are different. Two brothers.

[@SwallowBish]

In Germany Young ppl won’t go to Aldi tbh

[@magni5648]

@@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.

[@BrokenCurtain]

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.

[@marthaanderson2346]

Aldi is AWESOME. You should have started on the opposite side of the store as it's set up to get most of your cold and frozen items at the last of your shopping so they don't melt.

[@nancybaker6011]

My friend and I go to Aldi’s almost every Wednesday morning. There’s always a line of us waiting to get in at 9 AM. Great store!

[@bigtom1948]

We'll soon be getting (2022) Aldi in southern Louisiana. Our local grocers have been fighting to keep them out for years but they are finally coming! As soon as folks here see how much they will be saving it'll be the go to store for groceries.

[@louisefowleful]

I don't care about brands. Aldi is amazing and so cheap! It is here in the UK . Better for budgets.

[@mariehawkins2973]

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

[@SwallowBish]

In Germany Young ppl don’t rly go to Aldi

[@Chris-ss8zt]

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

[@LordLaroyalty]

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

[@catsbob78r.52]

Their Gouda cheese is delicious. I have bought their Oat bread for years. I haven't been in a while as I am elderly but I read a review that their frozen french fries taste a lot like McDonald's. They are in a red bag and have the same cut as McDonald's. Another thing that is great and a fair price is their Organic Maple Syrup. It is very very good.

[@gabriellecusson1400]

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

[@donnawolfe8682]

can’t beat aldi prices I shop there all the time

[@lisaballard2456]

I love Aldi they deliver to my home I'm handicapped

[@mpat100]

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

[@amywilliams6637]

I love love love Aldis and Lidls(their competition). You're going to grow to appreciate Aldis... So glad you'll be hitting up Aldi more.

[@lindap.p.1337]

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.

[@debbiefleig1301]

FYI, when you find something you like on the "home goods, etc." isle, you better get it when you see it b/c most likely it won't be there when you return. They really do have some great items on that isle, and at good prices. I have several things I've bought on that isle that I use a lot. Aldi is always on my list of places to shop, including Costco, Sam's, Target, Harris Teeter, Trader Joe's, and now Wegman's (and I have to go out of town to shop at all of these). I do wish we had a Kroger nearby, but when they bought out Harris Teeter they turned all the Kroger stores (in our surrounding area) to Harris Teeters (which is way more expensive than the prices you show from Kroger).

[@LK-jv2ss]

I find that the Ribeye and skirt steaks are the best meat I’ve tasted in years. Supermarket meats taste like nothing lately. Aldi has the flavor u would expect in beef. The cheese is fantastic and so affordable. Sliced cheeses are also fantastic and last forever. Skip the hotdog and hamburger buns. Terrible. Produce is fantastic. Frozen seafood is excellent. Very few additives if any.

[@tdog4240]

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

[@rosetroilo8560]

Think The Deal Guy said Aldi's spices are Mc Cormick brand different labels, made in the same place.

[@michelledunn1715]

Their cookies that are like girl Scout thin mints and samoas are great.

[@tdog4240]

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

[@toniabele2714]

I use aldi for everything I found they carry a lot of my healthy eating items like flaxseed chia seeds ghee butter almond butter everything. Love me some aldi

[@jessicabailey6792]

Thanks for the tour. We had Aldi in St. Louis when we lived there, but we now live in San Antonio, Texas and the nearest Aldi is near Austin, Texas, in a town called Pflugerville. We might be taking a road trip there just to check it out. According to the corporate office, there aren't any immediate plans to bring Aldi to San Antonio. Not sure why.

[@fyreflye100]

Aldi and Trader Joe's are not owned by the same people. It started out that way -- two brothers founded a German grocery store that became a very successful chain. Eventually the brothers disagreed on how to run the stores, so they (amicably) split the empire in two. One brother ran half the stores while the other brother took charge of the rest. It's all in the same family but still -- two separate owners. ETA -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi

[@LuBaer]

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

[@darkredvan]

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).

[@lcestimator]

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

[@Astrofrank]

@@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.

[@MHG1023]

@@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.

[@lahermosajarifa7007]

Best chocolate ever! Also great for nuts and so much more. I never know what I will find. Once I got a paper cutter. One of my fave stores.

[@robinphillips3762]

Finally been waiting on you guys to appreciate the awesomeness that is Aldi not saying to give up other stores but you should always go there for great deals on milk eggs and their meat selection is always yummy

[@Luvs2Travel]

We will!

[@louisefowleful]

Anyone else get the feeling they didn't !like Aldi food. Passed up some non brand stuff to go get branded at Costco. I also want to say quibbling over pence to drive someone else and get the same product. What about fuel costs going from shop to shop??? Anyhoo still like the videos no hate intended!

[@phillisjohnsonpj]

Tabasco is made in Louisiana. It’s been made there since antebellum times.

[@gobigorgohomefamilymeals9389]

Omg aldi is so cheap I love it there and I love the aldi isle of shame it is awesome love you guys

[@Sunnygirl-hx5wr]

I started going to Aldi this past year, their bread products are great especially their brioche buns, my kids are picky though, they don't care for their shredded cheeses, their salmon is pretty good.

[@darkredvan]

In Germany the biggest competition of Aldi is Lidl. They are working nearly by the same system, though Lidl has slightly more name brands. There were numerous tests regarding quality and prices. Depending on the choice of products one or the other was cheaper. However over all those tests and comparisons Aldi was slightly cheaper and quality was regarded a little bit better. Though it really depends on personal taste. Generally Aldi is regarded highly for good quality at low prices. BTW most of their own brands are made by big name brand producers, quality generally is higher than would be expected.

[@thedodafamily]

You guys did an amazing job with the walkthrough and comparing the prices to grocery store prices.

[@crazgirl80]

I would start on the other side of store with the snacks and the wine .Aldi's have some great wines ,award winning The story behind the foods is Aldi's trys a lot of brands and they only carry the top one . Coffee is great too.

[@Danisachan]

Wherters is German, and since Aldi is German I was glad they had it. Right over it was Knoppers. You should soooo try that, it's delicious!

[@javakitty5210]

I'm in Maryland, and the prices at Aldi vary from store to store. One store had eggs for 69 cents and I went to another Aldi, not too far away, and they were $1.29! I've gotten a gallon of milk for only $.89! The sodas are usually not priced as well, and the name brands that they have are not the best deal either. But, I don't have to buy the name brands and I find most of the Aldi brands are very good. Aldi is my store of choice!

[@sandrawalden2402]

The zucchini was $1.29 per pack not per pound just thought you might like to know.

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

I think they should offer more German products, like German rolls (Brötchen) and bread.

[@diannamlittle]

We've been to the Tobasco plant. Very small but very potent!

[@deedeew4040]

You two really know your prices. I never look at prices, I buy mostly organic and just buy what I want but I did see some organic prices and I pay 30 to 50 percent more on organic prices. I do not like Costco organic hamburger. Wow, I probably would save thousands of dollars a year by comparing prices. Great job.

[@lisajennifer8817]

Hi! I have been to Aldi's in Southaven, MS often and I love going there. You can spend 20 cents or so. They have a good selection on food items. We buy keto bread often from there. The organic food they have is great!

[@patricebrown]

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

[@MrBenedictus25]

I Like how they have KNoppers and Schogetten ther and not even try to bother to translate

[@lurawade5025]

We don’t have Kroger or Meier or Costco or Trader Joe’s here in NE Iowa. We have Fareway and H-Vee and Aldi and Sams Club and of course Wal-Mart. Hy-Vee is always expensive so we go to Aldi a lot. Wish we had the deals you have on groceries.

[@LaniAnne402]

Look on the back wall where ice cream is. On bottom shelf, you’ll find a two serving package of cheesecake. Delicious and onetime $1.99.

[@lisasearcy5694]

I like Aldi because their prices on basics are always the same as in you don’t have to wait for basics to go on sale, eggs are always under a $1 for example. Our Aldi milk is under $2 gallon for full fat, eggs .$65, butter $1.79. Spices are $1 and good quality. Those deli flatbread pizzas are delicious! Aldi often has $.89 lb butterball turkeys at holiday time in my area of the Midwest

[@Luvs2Travel]

Thanks for the heads up. We will have to check it out!

[@karengoebelbecker3324]

The cranberry chicken salad is great!

[@rantybaby1327]

Thank You, Steve! I'm not the ONLY green grape lover!! 🤣🤣

[@lcestimator]

Green grapes are better than any other color grapes

[@1palmtree]

Live in Mi and just paid $1.96 for eggs at aldi. When they go on sale I freeze them. Wisk each egg and pour into a muffin tin sprayed with pam when they are frozen wrap individually and put in freezer good for a year. Make great easy scrambled eggs in the microwave. Aldi is a great place to shop, but know your prices

[@amc3]

I shop at ALDI in Scotland, the quality is always great, much cheaper then other major supermarkets like Tesco. Been shopping there for 20+ years and would never change, their produce are excellent. While the shop is a little different in lay out, its well worth a visit.

[@beatrizaceiton2396]

I've never been to costco, aldi, trader's joe, Sam's Club, publix or wallgreens. Also I've never been to Disney. 😊💗👌💖

[@gildutilly420]

Do you live in a bomb shelter?

[@lcestimator]

What planet are you intercepting this video feed from?

[@LaniAnne402]

No one says anything ever about bringing your own bags. I must have ten different market bags in my car. They get washed in my front load machine on gentle cycle then dried in the sun. I reuse everything. Check out the cheesecake slices. They are FABULOUS, rich and tasty. They have two slices for $1.99.

[@LaniAnne402]

Their pickles are fabulous!

[@barbarajohnson7782]

Steve, for new pillows, check out QVC! I just ordered Northern Nights set of 2 pillows, Queen size, for $45.

[@JoAnnCarpenter815]

Aldi has good quality food for great prices, the only thing is some of the products are there for a limited time. I start shopping at Aldi then go to Kroger or WalMart to get sale items & what I can’t find at Aldi!

[@barbarajohnson7782]

You guys should get insulated shopping bags from QVC! They cold foods cold, hot foods hot for hours! They are relatively inexpensive and last forever!

[@jeriannorpin3698]

There bagels seasoning has less sodium then other brands

[@shamarr81]

Yes

[@shamarr81]

I love them all

[@catherinebarlow3079]

Wish l could there bagel seasoning here in England would love to try it even the really everything but bagel seasoning is on Amazon uk but they want 15.00 for it plus p and p as well from America so can't buy it to expensive to buy and I've never been to America ever

[@joycochran3707]

@@catherinebarlow3079 i wonder how much postage would be from USA to England? I’d love to send you some!!

[@LaniAnne402]

They have fabulous German sausages.😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@barbarajohnson83]

If you want to try some good Cinnamon Rolls, try the ZRhodes Frozen Ready to Bake Cinnamon Rolls, they are the best ever! I don’t buy the ones in the dairy case anymore. The Rhodes also have the ones that have to rise, they are great too, but it takes time for the rolls to rise.

[@lorettawhite5437]

I make ham and cheese and horseradish Mayo on raisin bread it’s so good !!

[@robyncolless6016]

I've found he best supplement for cramps is magnesium. You tend to absorb it best in a powdered or effervescent form. It can also help you sleep. I have a citrus effervescent dissolvable in water tablet every night before bed. It prevents cramps better than anything else I've tried.

[@stoundingresults]

Electrolyte powders and bananas and avocados for potassium.

[@nad_i_n_e_]

Die guten Werthers Original 😃❤ Tolles Video! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland 🌞

[@racingweirdo]

The aldi's in the us are operated by aldi south started by karl albrechts. Traders joe is owned by aldi north. They first started together but split up after a dispute about cigarets. Both brothers past away but there is still a fight in the family.

[@katespencer4038]

Aldi has good foods at great prices however our store is very small and with small parking lot so very often don't bother stopping because no place to park unless u want go park across the street

[@CPTM1]

Goddamm Aldi and Lidl are taking over

[@michelledunn1715]

The clams and mussels there are great

[@MrBenedictus25]

Aldi should include the Sales Tax in the prices just to get peopls minds blown at the cashout. They will piss of the Competiotn. Becasue they will stil have lower pirces on the price tags with tax then other stores have without. And it would show the USA how its done and also be very nice for the customers.

[@elaineh7993]

Kroger has Nathan's next week for 2.99 digital deal. Also Edward's pies 3.77. I always get my Kroger ad on Saturday instead of monday.

[@davenwin1973]

I've been to Aldi numerous times since opening on Merrillville Indiana in 1979. My family grew up eating Aldi food. You had to have your own bags back then, because before 1992 (at least local to me), Aldi did not offer bags at all. You had to bring whatever bags you got from other stores. Reusable bags were rare back then, as traditional stores didn't offer them for sale. My grandma had a couple of reusable bags she used back in the 1940's, when she had to go to more than 1 store, and bags were not offered. Do with you bringing in Trader Joes bags doesn't bother Aldi at all. They prefer customers to bring whatever bags they have to pack their groceries. By the way, Aldi USA and Trader Joes are not owned by the same Aldi. Aldi is 2 separate companies in Germany, Aldi North and Aldi South. Aldi South owns Aldi USA. When Aldi North decided to come to the US, they couldn't use the Aldi name, as Aldi South already owned the US rights to the Aldi name. It was cheaper for them to buy Trader Joes, and they kept Trader Joes mostly the same. I have yet to visit a Trader Joes, as they're not in NW Indiana yet. I won't go into Cook County Illinois to go to one, because it's expensive to shop there. Plus, in Cook County Illinois, anything not taxed at the state level, is still taxed at the county and local levels. So unprepared, and cold foods are still taxed. One will be opening in the South Bend market in Mishawaka soon, and that'll be the closest market on the Indiana side, with Indianapolis next.

[@anna-flora999]

I wouldn't be surprised if they preferred bags from other stores. Saves on checking if they're already paid for

[@nakita1959]

Raisin bread grilled cheese that’s a new one for me

[@abbylynn8872]

Life long leg cramp sufferer... pick up a calcium magnesium zinc combo supplement. Take 2 at night. I buy mine at grocery outlet. You can increase up to 4, but can cause loose stools. At night because magnesium helps with sleep. Yes, someone else that loves raisin bread and bologna. My friends think I'm weird but it's comfort food for me. ❤

[@cynthiaziegler6558]

The turkey is higher because it’s not around the holidays. Also, the name brand companies you see in the store also make the aldii brand. There is a reason why the packaging looks like the name brand items.

[@jenniferwang3489]

They really stand behind their products. If you don't like it they will take care of you and get you a replacement. I've found very few items that my family didn't like. The cookies are hard to resist. My kids also really like their version of cinnamon toast crunch, no need to try to switch the box to fool them. There's even a Facebook group of very hard core aldi shoppers!

[@elainepalamidis375]

Aldi is a great place to shop on a budget. Costco has a membership fee, water at Aldi is cheapest here in Illinois

[@CPTM1]

It them carts as you call them, if you use back of a rounded key it will fit in like a coin

[@melissacrooks7535]

I miss those prices, $5 for shrimp?!

[@karengoebelbecker3324]

The canned rolls at Aldi's are great. The taste less salty and less artificial tasting!yum!

[@BlickrichtungSueden]

Meat is so cheap in the US. The price in Germany is three times higher. But pizza, water and sodas are three times lower in Germany. And vegetables are way cheaper in Europe.

[@nancybaker6011]

I like the Aldi’s chicken salad with cranberries and pecans on raisin or any fruit bread. When I make my own chicken salad, I add grapes and walnuts or pecans and beet pickled eggs. It’s delicious on blueberry or strawberry bread.

[@heatherspack6383]

THOSE ARE THE BEST PICKLES!!

[@pamchand3513]

Mama Cozzi pizza I swear by. I've tried most all of them except pepperoni(no pork allowed in my diet for health reasons) but all I've tried are exceptional.

[@sherrycisco1333]

They have lots diff stuff at diff times. Chicken in red bag is verygood. In frozen section. Thanks you guys like to watch you. We. Shop at all stores sales. Go here alot.

[@susanmontano1960]

Like Pine. Apple. And. Fruit. Great. Haul

[@puddgyballerina]

Aldi's cream of mushrooms and cream of chicken don't contain MSG--Campbells contains MSG. Aldi's soups are about 1/3 - 1/2 the cost of name brand and I find them to actually taste better

[@dooleysmichiganhomestead8339]

Thumbs up from the Dooley's Homestead

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

$7.59 is a very good buy for the Salmon. That was a good price for that slice of ham $2.89. I made Pea Soup, Bean Soup, a casserole using just 1 slice. ALDI seems reasonably priced.

[@barbarajohnson7782]

Peg our school nurse told me once that leg cramps are caused by low levels of potassium in your diet. Try eating more Bananas, cooked potatoes, Broccoli, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, peas, cucumbers, cooked Spinach.avocados, watermelon, and others.

[@lcestimator]

Aldi’s is the best. They are a German company. They are the Walmart of Germany. The Albrecht (ALDI) family makes the majority of the products their selves. My best advice when going to Aldi’s is try the items you would normally buy somewhere else. Some you’ll like more than the popular national brand. The most important thing I noticed is they don’t use as many preservatives in their products. I love their cheese selection they have and it’s super good quality. They have a wide selection of organic items. They also own Trader Joe’s, they created it to compete with Whole Foods

[@anna-flora999]

Calling them equivalent to walmart is kinda insulting. And kinda wrong because they operate in the completely opposite way, with very small stores and limited selection. Real would be a German kind of supermarket that's closer to walmart

[@garvielloken4114]

Okay the american ALDI is quite different from our original in germany. I really miss the bread vending machine which is common in every german supermarket.

[@kevinttshortstories1265]

Remember Costco,seams club has a membership fee. ...also small town USA don't have big store s sometimes only one or two

[@plarkin6433]

we have Aldi, but I wish we had Trader Joes Too! thank you God bless You

[@LaniAnne402]

Steamed clams are great!

[@michellestanbrook5660]

My husband loves salt potatoes I can't it's to much salt for me. He is from upstate NY. But take your potatoes and water add a cup of salt . Then let them cook until you like them. Then clams are good I love going to Aldi's their fruit is really good.

[@LaniAnne402]

Bug zapper does work!

[@LaniAnne402]

They have gluten free pizzas, bread, bagels and snacks too.

[@seatoncinema]

I love Aldis, their brand is great

[@elizabethmonroe958]

Love Aldi & there prices

[@Leona147741]

The Aldi chocolate bars will make you not want a chocolate from any where else.

[@Luvs2Travel]

Thanks for letting us know. We will definitely try the chocolate.

[@juliagrabowski4822]

Peg take magnesium pills before you go to bed good for leg cramps & better sleep. Also Clancy chips are the best.

[@gabriellecusson1400]

Check your vitamins D levels also eat bananas for the potassium. My mother and I were having the same issue for years and come to find out low vitamin d

[@aarongreenawaltcarl7627]

Love Mandarin orange chicken and general tsos chicken from Aldi

[@andrea-tx2nr]

your Aldi is better than the uk stores seem to have more choice

[@rondap.328]

They sell a coated chicken breast in the freezer section (4 to a bag) that really comes close in taste to chick-fil-a....

[@rondap.328]

And if you see something you like on the aldi finds/household aisle you better get it...they change merchandise out often...

[@micheleboyle3547]

Due to my health issues I no longer eat meat and eat mostly organic foods. Does aldi have any organic products? We are supposed to get an aldi’s soon I think. And btw you two are such a cute couple! So lucky to have each other!

[@addictionmouse4627]

I think the hazelnut sticks you were talking about are called Pirouettes! We love those too! Also if you like chick-fil-a, you should try the Kirk wood chicken filets at Aldi! Yummy

[@nancybaker6011]

They are called piroulines.

[@myrescuecats3028]

Aldi’s U.K. is amazing I save a fortune!

[@elizabethdevine5193]

Their chicken salad is great.

[@javakitty5210]

Forgot to mention, you are correct about Aldi and Trader Joe's being related. Sometimes, I will see something that I buy at TJ's in Aldi with a slightly different package. You can tell, though if you shop at both stores! Great video, Sub and Liked!

[@rosemarieboehme]

where is this is this in Spokane Washington?