Lyaiera wrote: » Was that Aldi fish or Lidl fish? I have no Aldi near me.
Pwindedd wrote: » . . .dont forget the silk smoking jacket!
humanji wrote: » Well that goes without saying.
Pwindedd wrote: » Mines in the cleaners, fecking lost without it!
the silk smoking jacket!
Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: » I never buy these arguments. I work long hours on the cutting edge of European Finance. I can assure you, its a busy job, with long hours. Yet I ALWAYS find the time to cook healthily with actual food, and have time to exercise and keep in good shape. Granted I don't have children, but its not like they can take up too much time considering how early they go to bed. In my experience when people say they don't have enough time as an excuse for eating that kind of crap its just an excuse for laziness.
Bongalongherb wrote: » I don't think this is the right place to be talking about condoms. In regards to Aldi spring-rolls, yes they are kind of nice but you have got to cut out that processed food, not good for ye folks. Processed = bloatiness and ultra-fart situations. Non-processed = belch, and good for you and the person sitting next to you. But do they taste nice ? I think they do, but if you knew what was added into this processed stuff, you would puke. Enjoy. Waffle ended...Time: 01:31 23/08/2014.
smellmepower wrote: » Watched a documentary about eating red meat on BBC the other night.They reckon eating a steak or a burger twice a month is grand.Anything more and you're shortening your life by a few years. They recommended avoiding processed red meat (ham,rashers,sausages,salami etc) altogether because of cancer risk. Scary stuff as I eat meat with most meals currently,will seriously be cutting down and eating more vegi and fish meals!
Super-Rush wrote: » I went into an Aldi once and ate everything in the Aldi and they had to close the Aldi.
Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: » If you think eating high-fat, high-simple carb, pre-made, frozen and full-of-additives spring rolls is a good idea, then knock yourself out. Personally I would make my own Fresh Vietnamese Shrimp rolls using freshly bought ingredients from my local Asian goods store and vegetable market. They taste much better, are much healthier and you won't feel disgusting after, like you do with cheap nasty pre-made food.
Optimalprimerib wrote: » The most pretentious unthankable post I have ever read.
Simonigs1.0 wrote: » Can't beat a bit of Aldi frozen food.
osarusan wrote: » Not even close...read some of his other posts!
Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: » I post in an honest fashion on these boards. The fact that you and others find them pretentious is a typical manifestation of your jealousy and begrudgery. Don't worry, I'm well used to it.
RollieFingers wrote: » Not sure about the hand rolled spring rolls but I agree with most of his points, Aldi is absolutely cat! Awful, awful "food".
Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: » Yet I ALWAYS find the time to cook healthily with actual food, and have time to exercise and keep in good shape.
Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: » I wouldn't shop in an Aldi. Apologies that I misunderstood the question.
LETHAL LADY wrote: » D'ya know what is really tasty and for some reason you can't get it in Aldi or Supervalu anymore..........Silverhill crispy duck with pancakes and hoisin sauce, or any of their prepared range for the matter. The only choice available from Silverhill now is pre-packed uncooked duck breast, which is a shame imo.