Aldi's Stores

[cturnip 4]

I just started Whole30 and when I did my shopping (on a budget) I went to Aldi and found more than half of what I needed on my list, they have a great source of produce and olives, vinegars, etc. 

 

So if you have an Aldi store near you, (I'm in Birmingham, Alabama) I urge you if you're on a budget to go check them out. 

[ShannonM816 5599]

I found their grass fed ground beef for like $1 or $2 (can't remember now) a pound when I happened to be there on the sell-by date on the package. Never found any deals quite that good again, but their produce can definitely be good, and I found jars of compliant artichoke hearts cheap too (I like to make something like this artichoke chicken occasionally, so I got a little excited to find them at least $1 a jar cheaper than the grocery store has them). 

[SharynF 426]

I am in UK and love Aldi. Outdoor reared pork, English lamb (always outdoor reared), ther beef is good and although the chicken isn't the best it responds well to brining á la Well Fed 1.  

[skye2977 11]

I always buy my meats from Lidl and Aldi, as they really have great quality. (Living in Germany, they are also seen as cheaper alternative to pricier supermarkets, but the quality is great nevertheless.)

I basically stock up on regular things there and only go to other supermarkets for more special items (like avocado oil, etc).

[Karen G 0]

Will start my first Whole30 Monday, January 2, 2016. Found SimplyNature Marinara  $1.99 for 25oz at my southern Indiana Aldi's, Whole30 compliant.

[Toralora 7]

Aldi had grass-fed organic chuck roast on sale for $7.99 this week, and frozen sockeye salmon fillets for $9.49. And they always have great produce buys, including some organic items.

[Carol 81]

My Whole30 buddy relayed to me that Aldi also has compliant Almond Milk at a good price.