I am surprised nobody has mentioned their brand of Nutella! We've had a few posts in the past about it, and it is good stuff--for less than half the price of Nutella!

If you're a Kool-Aid family, they have a 12 pack of it for $.69, that's a heck of a deal. My nieces & nephew love their corn dogs and fries, I like their frozen onion rings. I've bought their IQF chicken breasts a lot and they are good. I'm also not a fan of their cheese, seems a little rubbery, and doesn't melt well. Maybe a supplier thing. We must be lucky b/c ours always has good produce--if it's not sold out! I try to go on Mon or Thurs b/c they told me that's when they get stuff in, so ask at your store so you can get good fresh produce.

I don't shop there regularly, but there are a few things I will stop by to pick up on occasion. I watch their ads for good deals on kids' toys and books, I pick up some Xmas & Bday things there from time to time.

I am a coupon and sale shopper. Their store brand items are pretty much priced what I pay for brand name in the store on sale and stock up. Some things are a better deal than the grocery stores sale even with a coupon. These are what I have found Aldi's has the best price for.
pepperoni
flavored rice cakes (just as good as quakes)
tomato paste
canned veges
white bread
boneless chicken breast
crackers (just like ritz)
fruit cups
snack cakes

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That's a good point about coupons. I think I prefer Aldi over couponing b/c I don't have the stockpiling thing down, and I don't like trading coupons online or anything like that (I'm too lazy). I like being able to go to the store every 2 weeks and get what I need w/o worrying about what's on sale, whether I can match a coupon with the sale, etc. However, I totally agree with you - if you are a really good couponer, you can get things for almost free! I also don't buy most of the food products that have coupons, only H&B that I can use at Walgreens and CVS.