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Aldi... what do you recommend?
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fussyonion wrote: »Ooh, how hot are they?
Are they like Doritos Chilli Heatwave, i.e not really hot, or are they like Doritos Roulette, which are HOT?
They're fine. Hot, but not as bad as I thought they'd be. Lovely flavour to them as well.
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If you put "Ghost Chili" on a bag of chips you'd expect them to actually hurt, not be a bland mild chilli flavour like you'd get in a bag of Tesco own brand. The sour cream and sweet chilli in the pink bag that they sell all year round are hotter, cheaper and a way nicer flavour...
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If you put "Ghost Chili" on a bag of chips you'd expect them to actually hurt, not be a bland mild chilli flavour like you'd get in a bag of Tesco own brand. The sour cream and sweet chilli in the pink bag that they sell all year round are hotter, cheaper and a way nicer flavour...
Those crisps are so nice.0 -
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HeidiHeidi wrote: »This is excellent news!
I don't normally buy/keep sweet stuff, so keep forgetting to try them, but I'm a total sucker for salted caramel so got a pack of these for the freezer recently.
Must remember to actually eat them some time!
Well all I can say is YUMMMMMM!
Those are good!
(Except for the last bit, which is always tainted sour by the stick - not only Aldi ones but all ice-creams on sticks. Why can they not sort this
It ruins the best bit!) 0 -
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If you like nice, light, healthy bread rolls - try the Sinnack Stone Baked Spelt rolls - they're of German origin. I'm addicted! They're part-baked and you finish them off in the oven for 10-12 mins and leave to cool for another few mins. Lovely and soft/squidgy on the inside and crisp on the outside. Try stuffing them with a couple of slices of goat's cheese, tomato and a burger or whatever ... great to have in the store cupboard for when you need a quick lunch etc.
The Rib Eye steaks are the best - just wish they'd make them a bit thicker!
They also do free-range chicken breasts, when our local Tesco only do whole chickens free-range, if they have any in. I'm definitely finding that I do a lot more quality meat shopping now in Aldi and only go to Tesco as a backup.0 -
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Bought a tub of Meridian peanut butter this evening from Aldi, first impressions upon opening it was that someone did a number two in a jar and then resealed it
However, just do as instructed on the lid, and give it a good stir, and oh my God, best peanut butter I've ever had.
I'm someone who loves their peanut butter, whether its spreader on a bagel, or eaten with scrambled eggs, to just using it as a dip for sliced fruit or veg, I can't get enough of it.
However, it would seem after eating this, that I have been getting the heavily processed, preserved and over sweetened stuff.
Can't recall the price, I think it was €4 but it was money well spent. I reckon I've found a new essential to my fridge.
Try it. You'll love it.0 -
Alf Stewart. wrote: »Bought a tub of Meridian peanut butter this evening from Aldi, first impressions upon opening it was that someone did a number two in a jar and then resealed it
However, just do as instructed on the lid, and give it a good stir, and oh my God, best peanut butter I've ever had.
I'm someone who loves their peanut butter, whether its spreader on a bagel, or eaten with scrambled eggs, to just using it as a dip for sliced fruit or veg, I can't get enough of it.
However, it would seem after eating this, that I have been getting the heavily processed, preserved and over sweetened stuff.
Can't recall the price, I think it was €4 but it was money well spent. I reckon I've found a new essential to my fridge.
Try it. You'll love it.
Not an Aldi product but a special this week. But it's good stuff alright0 -
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Alf Stewart. wrote: »Bought a tub of Meridian peanut butter this evening from Aldi, first impressions upon opening it was that someone did a number two in a jar and then resealed it
However, just do as instructed on the lid, and give it a good stir, and oh my God, best peanut butter I've ever had.
I'm someone who loves their peanut butter, whether its spreader on a bagel, or eaten with scrambled eggs, to just using it as a dip for sliced fruit or veg, I can't get enough of it.
However, it would seem after eating this, that I have been getting the heavily processed, preserved and over sweetened stuff.
Can't recall the price, I think it was €4 but it was money well spent. I reckon I've found a new essential to my fridge.
Try it. You'll love it.
Nothing in the meridian other than peanuts. It's fab stuff.
They do a whole range of nut butters, almond, cashew, hazelnut etc. I tend to pick them up in Holland and Barrett when they're on sale. They also do nut and coconut mixed butters too.0 -
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