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Friday 26 October, 2012 at 2:46 pm
You can’t really compare an innocent smoothie to an Aldi one – can you? Aldi use devils ‘concentrated’ juice in theirs as it’s cheaper to produce and gives a longer shelf life. I don’t know about Tesco smoothies, but at least innocent only include real fruit which has been squeezed and pressed and it’s not concentrated.
Friday 26 October, 2012 at 3:00 pm
I’m not sure whether they use fresh or concentrated juice. I’m not a huge fan of concentrated fruit juices either, but when they’re in a smoothie you wouldn’t know the difference. And the health benefits are the same.
Friday 26 October, 2012 at 6:41 pm
(won’t enter that discussion of not-from-concentrate)
I shopped at Lidl today. A reassuringly back breaking khao-san road over-sized ruck sack stuffed with fresh fruit and veg. A weight under which I could barely waddle my bike home. Admittedly I tried to be uber-healthy sticking strictly to fruit and veg, no meat, no processed, except a pack of choc bars. All for 44e.
And pleased to discover whole organic Irish milk 1e a litre instead of 1.50e for my usual choice of Avonmore vitamin enriched lighter milk in the local Londis.
Friday 26 October, 2012 at 10:56 pm
I usually stock up with frozen food at Aldi. The burgers there are nicer than Big Al’s and Bird’s eye in my humble opinion.
Saturday 27 October, 2012 at 9:58 am
‘Magnum’ washing up liquid…. as good as Fairy.
Gluten free bread, brown and white, great price and texture.
Lemon Curd yogurt, yum.
Duchesse potatoes in fridge in vacuum pack, keep for weeks and ready to throw in oven, enough for two.
Sparkling water.
Coffee vacuum packs, ‘Java’ and other blends.
Chocolate………….
Saturday 27 October, 2012 at 11:38 am
Innocent Smoothies are actually now owned by the Coca Cola company…..just to note! The Aldi alternative are really nice and just as tasty. In all honesty unless your making your own smoothies and juices, all shop bought smoothies are pasteurised which destroys a large proportion of the nutrients, vitamins and minerals and enzymes anyway, but that said having a smoothie is better than having a coke! So really concentrated vs. non-concentrated isn’t all that relevant in smoothies.
Other Aldi products that are brilliant:
Brannigans Smoked back rashers
Brannigans garlic and herb sausages
Goats Cheese Log
Turkey Mince (sounds weird but is lovely in Turkey Burgers)
The fruit and veg. are better quality and better value than Tesco
Saturday 27 October, 2012 at 2:20 pm
Aldi is fab. I have started to do most of my shopping there. Initially was reluctant to try many of the staples but have been converted. Tea, jam, honey, porridge (esp the one with apricots and sunflower seeds), their meat, fresh orange juice, rock shandy & apple drink. Actually any if their specially selected range is worth trying – I haven’t been disappointed yet. And their fruit and veg special offers are always good value. All in all definitely worth a visit.
Saturday 27 October, 2012 at 7:35 pm
I love shopping in Lidl. Very cheap but you can find good quality stuff there.
Sunday 28 October, 2012 at 3:44 pm
As well as being owned by Coca-Cola and overpriced, Innocent smoothies are responsible for starting the horrible, horrible ‘wackaging’ trend in product copy: http://wackaging.tumblr.com/
Tuesday 30 October, 2012 at 10:28 am
The only time I go near bottle smoothies is as the Electric Picnic and then it’s only because they are usually given out free.
Aldis’ organic wheat muffins are excellent and low in fat, as are their oven chips (in the blue bag), fat free yoghurts and their specially selected mince pies are the best around.
I do prefer Lidl though, their fruit and vegetable are better, I stock up on their fat free long life milk at 75c a litre it is the best value around. Their bakery is great, although I’ve never eaten anything from it but Himself goes wild for the apple turnovers and pretzels. The special flamenkuchen tarts are top notch and the 3 ply loo roll is fit for a royal bum. 😀 Oh, and the running gear is excellent.
Tuesday 30 October, 2012 at 2:57 pm
I just can’t bring myself to buy cheap sausages. I know that it’s not exactly top quality meat in the regular ones anyway, but if you’re paying that little for them, there can’t be anything good in them, right?
We buy chips, some frozen veg, a lot of fresh veg, some meat and most staples from Aldi. We don’t go to Lidl that much (just habit, I guess), but we do avoid their chips, as they have palm oil, rather than sunflower oil, and palm oil can have very unsustainable origins.
I also get a lot of my baking stuff from them, flour (€1.19 v €2.79 for Odlums), margarine, etc. It can get frustrating that if you are looking for something in particular, they almost never have it in Aldi. This weekend, no baking soda, no cocoa, no milk smaller than 1 litre (I only use it for baking). Things like that mean that we can’t switch to only going to Aldi or Lidl, and will have to continue splitting our shopping between there and Supervalu.
Tuesday 30 October, 2012 at 3:09 pm
Also, I remember reading (I think in the Pricewatch column) that Superquinn and Aldi have the same suppliers from their steaks. You could buy steaks from the exact same animal in the different shops, and pay vastly different prices for them.
Tuesday 30 October, 2012 at 3:09 pm
Grainne, you are so right about sausages. Look for the highest percentage of pork content you can in the sausages you buy.
Tuesday 30 October, 2012 at 3:35 pm
I shop everywhere that’s willing to give me good value (as opposed to just plain cheap): Dunnes, Superquinn (very good special offers on meat and fish), Tesco, and Lidl and Aldi. I prefer Aldi to Lidl in terms of choice and quality, but their fruits and vegs are a tad better. Although I am quite fussy with fruits and vegs and would rather buy them at the veg stall on my road. Lidl’s in store bakery is great, especially their seeded and wholegrain breads. They also have a good range of dark chocolates. I like Aldi’s pasta sauces, honey, jams, part baked organic rye muffins, milk, cooked meats (they have a lovely Wicklow ham), Irish Angus beef which I buy for the kids, porridge and Wheat biscuits, eggs and they are the only shop to do a nut free fresh pesto.
Sunday 4 November, 2012 at 11:14 am
Been shopping at aldi now for the last 5 years and would get almost 80% of my weekly groceries there. I tell everyone and anyone to try them out. Super prices on fruit and veg. Specially selected burgers are so much cheaper and more tasty than big al’s. Fromage frais better than petit filous. Stonebaked pizza another success. Eggs butter and cheese great and cheaper than other brands. Fresh chicken and meat ones to try. Their chk fillets always cheaper than any promo at dunnes. Try their brand of “Pringles” called Stackers, great taste and nearly less than half the price.