I like Lidl- it's small enough that I can do a quick loop and get just about everything I need. (I have a Wegman's close by but it takes forever to shop there and I really don't like grocery shopping).
I like the produce, organic chicken, frozen mini icecream treats, fairlife milk, organic eggs and nuts. They also carry their own store brand thin curst frozen margarita pizza that we really like (and I typically don't like frozen pizza...) The prices are great and the only downside is that the checkout people are so quick it's hard to keep up with them (you have to bag your own things).

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Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the poors. I've never even bothered to set foot in the one in our town. We have other more high end grocers that I prefer.

Love it when the insecure ones have to chime in with a belittling remark. Yes pp, you are clearly richer and better than us. Feel better now?

The belittling is just new money behavior. Ignore it.

Exactly. People who keep wealth for generations know better.

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Anonymous wrote:I go sporadically and usually get Fairlife milk, maybe some ice cream treats or two, meat for grilling, and ground coffee (they carry my brand). A lot of their stuff is heavily processed, IME. (I am forced to read every label due to myriad food allergies in our household). Not impressed with their produce.

Interesting. I love their produce, find it to be higher quality than almost any other store near me. (McLean)

Almost every time I go I hear others speaking German (besides me).

I find the quality of Lidl produce to be very store dependent, I don't know why.

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Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the poors. I've never even bothered to set foot in the one in our town. We have other more high end grocers that I prefer.

You’ve never been there — yet you’re sure that you prefer other shops. Okay.

Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the apartment dwellers where we live. Hard pass.

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Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the poors. I've never even bothered to set foot in the one in our town. We have other more high end grocers that I prefer.

Love it when the insecure ones have to chime in with a belittling remark. Yes pp, you are clearly richer and better than us. Feel better now?

The belittling is just new money behavior. Ignore it.

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Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the poors. I've never even bothered to set foot in the one in our town. We have other more high end grocers that I prefer.

Love it when the insecure ones have to chime in with a belittling remark. Yes pp, you are clearly richer and better than us. Feel better now?

I’m a Lidl confused

I had never seen one of those 'self service bread slicers' before I went to Lidl. I enjoy using it but get kind of freaked out about a child cutting off a finger or hand.

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Anonymous wrote:Lidl had better authentic items from Germany.

I live in Germany and only shop at Lidl if there is no other option. The items might be ‘authentic’ from Germany, but they aren’t the best quality.

I went to Lidl out of curiosity but wasn't impressed with anything in that store. Bakery was nothing special.

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Anonymous wrote:I go sporadically and usually get Fairlife milk, maybe some ice cream treats or two, meat for grilling, and ground coffee (they carry my brand). A lot of their stuff is heavily processed, IME. (I am forced to read every label due to myriad food allergies in our household). Not impressed with their produce.

Interesting. I love their produce, find it to be higher quality than almost any other store near me. (McLean)

Almost every time I go I hear others speaking German (besides me).

The produce is hit or miss. Depends on what you are looking for and they have what they have.

I haven't heard any German in my Lidls except for the people butchering the box label names.

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Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the poors. I've never even bothered to set foot in the one in our town. We have other more high end grocers that I prefer.

Because you're an idiot? We're a UHNW family, just not stupid.

+1

Their store brand bubbly water is really good.

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Anonymous wrote:I became an Aldi convert over many years, and now like their naan, some frozen treats, etc, and like paying less for milk/creamer/etc, too.

Should I try Lidl? It's a little farther away. What do you like there? How is it different from Aldi?

It's for the poors. I've never even bothered to set foot in the one in our town. We have other more high end grocers that I prefer.

Because you're an idiot? We're a UHNW family, just not stupid.

Anonymous wrote:I go sporadically and usually get Fairlife milk, maybe some ice cream treats or two, meat for grilling, and ground coffee (they carry my brand). A lot of their stuff is heavily processed, IME. (I am forced to read every label due to myriad food allergies in our household). Not impressed with their produce.

Interesting. I love their produce, find it to be higher quality than almost any other store near me. (McLean)

Almost every time I go I hear others speaking German (besides me).