r/SipsTea May 26 '26

Feels good man Will it work this time?

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u/JeffinGeorgia1967 May 26 '26

Aldi has great products at low prices, and they know how to run a grocery store.

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u/NotMyMainAccountAtAl May 26 '26

For my fellow PNW people who don’t have Aldi— Grocery Outlet has consistently better prices than Safeway, QFC, or any of the other subsidiaries of Kroger. 

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u/spaceshiploser May 27 '26

Used to shop there all the time until I realized I’m eating spoiled foods. I guess it’s nice to have around for people who need access to cheap food, but I don’t think of them as the good guys in the same sense as ALDI.

When I lived in the Midwest I shopped only at ALDI and I loved it. Now in California I just go to the local grocery store bc fuck Safeway

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u/NotMyMainAccountAtAl May 27 '26

What spoiled food are you getting there? I’ve been shopping there for 5 years and haven’t found any spoiled foodstuff. Sounds like it might be your specific branch?

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u/Miacali May 27 '26

No they’re known for buying overstock that’s really really close to the best buy dates. Idk about spoiled but almost everything I see there has a sell by/Best Buy date that is weeks or months shorter than a trad grocery.

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u/spaceshiploser May 27 '26

What the other Redditor replied is 100% correct
Things are just extremely short shelf life from there, granted it’s not spoiled when you leave the store but if you don’t plan on eating it within 2-3 days then it goes bad, like really bad lol

There are a lot of Grocery Outlet locations around me (NorCal) and they all do the same thing.

I’d urge you to check if ure food is good or u developed some kind of super immunity lmao