It can be strange 🙀 to hear, but here, in Ukraine, the prices will be the same… Note, official minimum salary is ~170€.
And that’s unfortunately a lot of plastic too.
Out of curiosity, how many grams is that feta piece?
I have a feeling the price is insanely good
I think it’s the Greek week in your Aldi.
That is an excessive amount of flags. I think I see 11 and there’s probably one on the other side of the salad as well.
Meat-Free Meatballs!
In Greece I believe it will cost you at least the same if not more expensive. Basic income around 710€ just for reference.Basically every month we go to supermarket is getting more expensive so we have come to a point that me and my girl we try to avoid it until is not longer possible not to go because we are afraid of the cost.
Easily 100€ in Germany
I remember when shopping at Aldi was shameful… Now it’s clever.
The fruit is already mould.
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I’m shocked how cheap this is. The only thing on there I’d pay less for here is the pasta. Everything else is either similar or more expensive, for some things considerably so.
First time I’ve seen eggs, cabbage or fruits with the flag and nationality on the cardboard (and I’m 39) … wtf? Also.. where’s the food?
In Finland, you get only the strawberries, thats it.
I should eat less meat I guess.
This would be roughly something like €120 in Finnish prices. Some of those products, such as strawberries, pickles and eggs, are groceries I haven’t bought in years.
Well of course! You got the British eggs!
Is it safe to post a receipt online like this. I cab see things like card number are obfuscated but still???
It could be £5 lower (which is 10%) if you bought the less expensive baby tomatoes (iirc, ~90p instead of £2.39).
Probs 60 in Waitrose
You got items with only an 0 before the decimals? Cries in Austrian
You should up your egg game though, you seem to care about animal welfare, those eggs will come from very unhappy hens to say the least.
Look for cacklebean eggs they are more expensive slightly, but it’s worth it for the deep orange yolk.
I imagine these Aldi eggs are pretty yellow and uniform
Cheap
Easily $110 or more in the U.S.
had to do a double take from wondering why you would need 40 trojan magnums every week from your grocery shop
Are you kidding? This would be three times that price in Sweden
I wonder why food is so much cheaper in the UK, given the salaries are somewhat higher.
Could you compare to Waitrose?
Im moving
I will never get over how much foood in the UK sis packaged in plastic
Thank you for reminding me about Aldi.
They closed down all their stores in Denmark last year. My favorite store to buy groceries, and now I have to go to Germany to do that.
Thanks for the impression. Can you give me some hints on what main dishes you’ll cook with that? I can only see meatballs + noodels/potatoes. I’m sure that’s a me problem tho
It disgusts me how the overall price is comparable to what we would pay in Hungary
It’s crazy the amount of plastic that Aldi still produces. I lived in the UK for a year between 2018 and 2019 and they haven’t changed their policy about it…
UK flags even on eggs and beetroot and a lot of advisement everywhere
Prices are okay and even good actually but how expensive it would be without such amount of flags an other coloured stuff on each thing ?
In Canada this would be $45,500.00 CAD
And yet people in uk complain that everything is so expensive there, I know it is difficult now to go around Europe after brexit, but even in “cheap” countries in Eastern Europe prices are not better anymore. A salary not even close to what you can get in uk
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A good diet!
You’d pay 4 times for that in Iceland.
It can be strange 🙀 to hear, but here, in Ukraine, the prices will be the same… Note, official minimum salary is ~170€.
And that’s unfortunately a lot of plastic too.
Out of curiosity, how many grams is that feta piece?
I have a feeling the price is insanely good
I think it’s the Greek week in your Aldi.
That is an excessive amount of flags. I think I see 11 and there’s probably one on the other side of the salad as well.
Meat-Free Meatballs!
In Greece I believe it will cost you at least the same if not more expensive. Basic income around 710€ just for reference.Basically every month we go to supermarket is getting more expensive so we have come to a point that me and my girl we try to avoid it until is not longer possible not to go because we are afraid of the cost.
Easily 100€ in Germany
I remember when shopping at Aldi was shameful… Now it’s clever.
The fruit is already mould.
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I’m shocked how cheap this is. The only thing on there I’d pay less for here is the pasta. Everything else is either similar or more expensive, for some things considerably so.
First time I’ve seen eggs, cabbage or fruits with the flag and nationality on the cardboard (and I’m 39) … wtf? Also.. where’s the food?
In Finland, you get only the strawberries, thats it.
I should eat less meat I guess.
This would be roughly something like €120 in Finnish prices. Some of those products, such as strawberries, pickles and eggs, are groceries I haven’t bought in years.
Well of course! You got the British eggs!
Is it safe to post a receipt online like this. I cab see things like card number are obfuscated but still???
It could be £5 lower (which is 10%) if you bought the less expensive baby tomatoes (iirc, ~90p instead of £2.39).
Probs 60 in Waitrose
You got items with only an 0 before the decimals? Cries in Austrian
You should up your egg game though, you seem to care about animal welfare, those eggs will come from very unhappy hens to say the least.
Look for cacklebean eggs they are more expensive slightly, but it’s worth it for the deep orange yolk.
I imagine these Aldi eggs are pretty yellow and uniform
Cheap
Easily $110 or more in the U.S.
had to do a double take from wondering why you would need 40 trojan magnums every week from your grocery shop
Are you kidding? This would be three times that price in Sweden
I wonder why food is so much cheaper in the UK, given the salaries are somewhat higher.
Could you compare to Waitrose?
Im moving
I will never get over how much foood in the UK sis packaged in plastic
Thank you for reminding me about Aldi.
They closed down all their stores in Denmark last year. My favorite store to buy groceries, and now I have to go to Germany to do that.
Thanks for the impression. Can you give me some hints on what main dishes you’ll cook with that? I can only see meatballs + noodels/potatoes. I’m sure that’s a me problem tho
It disgusts me how the overall price is comparable to what we would pay in Hungary
It’s crazy the amount of plastic that Aldi still produces. I lived in the UK for a year between 2018 and 2019 and they haven’t changed their policy about it…
UK flags even on eggs and beetroot and a lot of advisement everywhere
Prices are okay and even good actually but how expensive it would be without such amount of flags an other coloured stuff on each thing ?
In Canada this would be $45,500.00 CAD
And yet people in uk complain that everything is so expensive there, I know it is difficult now to go around Europe after brexit, but even in “cheap” countries in Eastern Europe prices are not better anymore. A salary not even close to what you can get in uk