The Aldis around here look upscale, but they sell mostly store brands. So, a discount grocery store for people who don’t want to feel poor? I can’t tell if the quality is better than any other discount grocer. I do like their peanut butter cereal.
The Aldi’s here is just a slightly larger Trader Joe’s, the selection is so much smaller than regular grocery stores. I don’t necessarily need 6 brands of Mac n Cheese, but I would like at least one option. I don’t have time to grocery shop twice in a week, so I just go to Kroger instead.
The only difference I can see between Aldi and Save-a-lot, or similar stores, is that Aldis are always in expensive-looking buildings. If anything, I’d expect grocers in cheaper buildings to be able to afford better quality store brands.
The Aldis around here look upscale, but they sell mostly store brands. So, a discount grocery store for people who don’t want to feel poor? I can’t tell if the quality is better than any other discount grocer. I do like their peanut butter cereal.
they save tons of money on staff and reduced employee workloads, so they can afford not to stock the worst quality food
The Aldi’s here is just a slightly larger Trader Joe’s, the selection is so much smaller than regular grocery stores. I don’t necessarily need 6 brands of Mac n Cheese, but I would like at least one option. I don’t have time to grocery shop twice in a week, so I just go to Kroger instead.
That’s how they can offer lower prices.
A grocery store for people who are tired of being raked over the advertising coals and realize that Aldi O’s are just as good as Cheerios.
Much better than most.
The only difference I can see between Aldi and Save-a-lot, or similar stores, is that Aldis are always in expensive-looking buildings. If anything, I’d expect grocers in cheaper buildings to be able to afford better quality store brands.