Dakota’s pride is the old product, green lentils are new.

Fiber doubled, 10 more calories, more potassium.

Maybe the wrong subreddit for this but I track my nutrition pretty religiously so this was odd to see.

Followed directions on the box but the top of my oven runs hot in the back corners. I put it on the bottom rack for 35 minutes then low broil for 3 or 4 minutes turning every minute. I really wanted it to be perfect. The crust came out how I personally like it; a little extra crisp on the corners. Inisde was absolutely molten as I did not wait near long enough for it to cool but I could still taste the well balanced filling. The texture is very, very smooth and soft in texture; akin to pudding maybe? The inside was soft and chewy in texture, both from the filling and being less cooked than the exterior. Cheese is definitely a savory base for this surprisingly lemon forward, sweet filling. I really, really enjoyed this. Now I have to save the other one for a party in 3 weeks...Will Power be my name!

All present and accounted for!

I have been going to Aldi my entire life and it has always been my favorite grocery store. I've lived in every major city in my state and have been to Aldi's in each of them, alongside Aldi's in neighboring states, and not one time has any of my experiences been like the many I see on here.

I was pretty shocked seeing the issues people have been experiencing with Aldi!

I do get the shrinkflation complaints but at the same time that's kinda happening with all brands and Aldi really holds off on doing it until they can't anymore since they really don't want to raise prices.

As for the quality control I have never once had an issue or gotten sick from Aldi food, and I have from even places like Kroger or trader joes (especially Kroger recently) but I've never had any issues and am happy to know I could bring back the product if there was one. Kroger won't try to correct the issue but Aldi guarantees it, and I've never had to use it.

Have I just gotten lucky or does it just seem inflated since people come here for complaints?

The Aldi version of Coke Zero is great! It will be my new go to since Coke Zero is so expensive.

I don’t have a Coke Zero rn to do a comparison but it seems like the taste is slightly sweeter, not as acidic. And the carbonation level is perfect. 👌🏾

When will tamales be back in U.S. stores?

what are your thoughts on these protein shakes? if it had to compare to another brand as far as taste which one would to say is most similar? (Premier, Core Power, Fairlife, Nurri, etc)

This is easy for me to believe. I once bought Roma tomatoes at Aldi for .89 cents/lb. Later that day checked at Walmart and the price for the exact same tomatoes was exactly double that. I am now shopping at Aldi almost exclusively.

Aldi is selling roasted red peppers!!!!!

Proud of this one. I forgot those new Fire Roasted peppers and apples ughhhh

Also, been into "Loaded Teas) lately. Aldi has a new Whey Protein packet. Not sure about benefits but I love the flavor! I might post a recipe or two but youre really interested check out @estxr for her recipes 🤗.

Definitely recommend!

Guess I gotta suck it up and eat these.

(Next to the orange chicken of course)
The sauce is very flavorful which i love love, plus the cheese is super creamy and sweet.
Honestly it’s better than Red Baron’s.

They got more Root Beer Float Waterloo at the Chesterfield, Mo Aldi!

That’s it, that’s the post

I have been an Aldi shopper for years, and have appreciated most of what they stand for--the lower prices and general vibe. But in the last couple years, I've noticed a huge shift in prices increasing and quality decreasing across the board.

This was my experience today.

Boneless skinless chicken breasts on sale for $1.29/lb. These were HUGE btw. 6 breasts in a package that was tagged at 7.92 pounds. The tag said $1.69/lb. I have seen that before that there was a sale off the tagged price with the shelf price. Get to the register and they ring up at the tag price. I mentioned it to the cashier, who said "The price on the tag is the price." I asked why the shelf price was less and he replied, "We can't always catch everything."

Then, when I get home, just to check, I weighed the chicken out of the package and it came to 7.1 pounds. Almost a full pound less of actual meat that they're charging for. Twice the deception.

10/10- directions suggest baking it or thawing it out and I disagree as frozen food enjoyer. Ate it right from the freezer because of the ingredients it isn't frozen solid at all.

Aldi's Dessert Lemon Mascarpone Lemon Bar. 2/box. Crumble top and each bar is like 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1" thick with a thin buttery crust and a creaming lemon filling. 540 Calories and 73 carbs per bar, contains wheat, milk, egg. May contain almonds, hazelnuts, pecans. Product of Germany.

Someone gifted it once and fell in love it. Never been able to figure out when its in store. I think its a seasonal item?

I've told family members to keep an eye out and buy me 2 if they ever come across it lol.

Edit: I am in the US.

They’re GREAT on their own but together…an incredible girl dinner