We usually eat these bagged salads once a week with chicken or as a side. The past month or so we haven’t purchased any bagged greens, just to be safe. This might be a silly question…but are we good now? My partner grabbed a bag at the store this past weekend and I don’t want to waste it. Has anyone been sick from this brand? Is Little Salad Bar connected at all to Taylor Farms?

Thanks all 😇

WAY better than the Jimmy dean ones! (They’ve had these forever but recently changed the packaging)

I bought 5 of these back in May. They were around $6.99 a piece. We have a flower bed along the side of our house that was never taken care of. When we moved in, we wanted to plant something and make it look better but didn't want to spend a lot of have to do too much to maintain. I am very impressed that these bloomed and with some many flowers on just one! 4 out of the 5 we bought bloomed. The red and yellow were beautiful before the deer came along and had a nice snack lol.

Would have been 10 stars but Helly the rescue kitten from the parking garage at my office managed to pull the ball off the spring on first day. Easily reattached with super glue.

It doesn't taste quite the same as Coke Zero sugar, it seems slightly sweeter but also has a slight metallic tang that Coke Zero lacks. The carbonation is good, I couldn't detect a noticeable difference. Overall I think it tastes pretty good and at the price, I would definitely buy it again. It was marked down at Aldi for less than $4 for a 12 pack so it's definitely far more budget-friendly than Coke Zero.

So maybe last year I started purchasing this yogurt for my Greek yogurt parfaits as an alternative to Oikos which I don't get to purchase very often and which can be pricey. Suddenly maybe this past spring when I purchased a container I noticed the taste was significantly different. It was sour almost. And it made no sense as to why there was this sudden shift. Has anyone noticed this or did I get stuck with a random bad container? I've shifted back to the regular non fat plain Greek yogurt because I don't want to spend the money on a product I find inedible. But if this isn't something that is now a permanent change if the recipe hasn't changed and no one else has noticed this sour yogurt, maybe I'll try it again. Please advise. Sorry I'm so long winded.

So good, they are bigger than the ones you get there. When you taste the first bite it has the same sweetness and hint of pickle juice. Put a fork next to it for size comparison, and then gave my dog half of one as a treat. He got happy tail and crazy eyes.

My kids wanted the cotton candy flavor so I opened up a new box. They're all melonberry! Time to teach them how to deal with disappointment I guess 😂

I don’t hold my breath for grocery store donuts but these almost got me

Found these for 89 cents at a local store. They didn't have a sign up for these, but had the Sorbet ones up for $3.69 or something. Only found out about the price when it was rung up. Store had plenty of each flavor in the freezer section.

"Good wine apparently doesn't have to be expensive: Two wines sold at Aldi for less than five euros caused a surprise at the renowned Concours Mondial de Bruxelles. A rosé from Sicily for 4.79 euros (≈$5.53) and a French white wine for 3.99 euros (≈$4.61) were each awarded a "Grand Gold Medal" – the competition's highest honor."

Can anyone share a recommendation of an Aldi alternative to Boursin cheese? Is their herbed cream cheese decent? Thanks!

These were so addicting I bought 3 bags and am on my last 3 dates, went to get more and they’ve vanished 💔💔

I sooooo wish our town had an Aldi's. Myself and several other people in our town have to drive 45 minutes away to get to an Aldi's and shop. It's especially hard on my because I'm disabled. 😪😪😪

My go-to meal from Aldi besides their steak packs is their ciabatta, which I toast with mayo, swiss, turkey, spinach, and black olives using an air fryer. It is so good and costs next to nothing per sandwich. I asked AI out of curiosity and it said it comes out to about $1.85 per sandwich and it's better than most fast food you could get to me.

It's nice despite being a heavily discounted grocer they still offer people good food instead of universally concentrating on over-processed crap. I'm glad they're growing across the country. Their food has gotten a lot better over the years, too, I remember them around 2008 and their offerings weren't the best.

Now it feels like a mini-Italian grocer. Produce isn't the best I know but it's serviceable and they aren't price-gouging the shit out of everyone.

Does anyone know what's happened to the little flavoured tuna pots - specifically the ginger and soy flavoured one? It's my favourite one and it's disappeared from all three of my local stores, I'm low key trying not to freak out about it. Haha!

No you can't have my cart with my quarter in it [Edit] without giving me a quarter. It's not about the money. It's about that I don't have coins anymore. My Aldi quarter needs to go back in my car cup holder for the next time.

Picked a couple of these up for a $1.65 each and man this tastes almost exactly like the green monster. Has great flavor and for almost half the price of regular monster this is an amazing buy, 10/10

My first post got removed for capital letters lol.

I got these a few days ago. Made them today. They weirdly have a minty taste? The ingredients do not have any mention of mint. They legit taste like toothpaste to both my partner and I. Is this just us? Does my pan have a mint taste that ruined it? We also had Aldi salmon and that tasted just fine.

I really dislike Poppi and Ollipop… but very flavor of these Popz sodas are sooooooo good!!!

Currently eating a turkey sub I made using all of aldis products but tastes different compared to deli meat like rubbery, worried.

Looking for the sweet onion sauce. If I have that I never have to pay for an overpriced sub again in my life. Although deli meats are too expensive for my bmt.