Aldi... what do you recommend?

vicwatson wrote: »

Love the houmous with pesto - 1.49

Hummous with pesto?

Seriously???

Thargor

Keane2baMused wrote: »

Oh in aldi ready meals if you need something for for a rainy day..

Their lasagne is really good!

Theres a frozen chicken curry in that same range and its a lovely curry, I throw a few frozen peas and broccoli in with it and its a proper meal for a Euro or whatever it is, well not proper obviously but better than buying the same thing for €7 in a takeaway...

Thargor wrote: »

Theres a frozen chicken curry in that same range and its a lovely curry, I throw a few frozen peas and broccoli in with it and its a proper meal for a Euro or whatever it is, well not proper obviously but better than buying the same thing for €7 in a takeaway...

This one is actually a fresh one it's over where all the soup and fresh pizzas are

But must try that it sounds good!

Kev W

Keane2baMused wrote: »

Aldi jaffa cakes. Way way nicer than mcvities or Jacobs!!

Plus they do the cherry ones which are amazing.

Zelda247

The Cool wrote: »

Their fresh fillets of salmon are spot on, about 3.90 for two, the same as what I've seen in Tesco for about €6.

All of their biscuits. Their own-brand Oreos, Jaffa Cakes, penguins, kit-kats, Toffee pops, etc - all just as good if not better than the branded ones.

Their juices are all lovely as well, and not very expensive for the not-from-concentrate ones similar to Tropicana and the like.

Especially love their Milk Chocolate Digestive.

The_Kew_Tour

Have say find their meat very good

Chicken and Steak is very good in my opinion.

Cause I been trying eat healthy for while their Supersix is great.

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Hummous with pesto?

Seriously???

Yeh, what?

vicwatson wrote: »

Yeh, what?

Just sounds like a REALLY bizarre combination.....

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Just sounds like a REALLY bizarre combination.....

it's not

SteM

Keane2baMused wrote: »

it's not

Tried it yesterday, it's nice imo.

SteM wrote: »

Tried it yesterday, it's nice imo.

Yeah I always put hummus and pesto together on crackers I love it

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Just sounds like a REALLY bizarre combination.....

Try it.

Its just drizzled with Pesto on top.

newacc2015

vicwatson wrote: »

Love the houmous with pesto - 1.49

I dont think it is as nice as it was a few months ago. They are starting to go very light on the hummus recently too

Zascar

I bought the big bag of frozen cod fillets, have to say they were lovely! Small, you really need two - but a fraction of the price of buying fresh and if you are making a fish pie or something like that you'd never know the difference.

Also I love the pizzas, not the boxed ones - they are in a clear plastic round wrapping.

newacc2015 wrote: »

I dont think it is as nice as it was a few months ago. They are starting to go very light on the hummus recently too

Saw the new one in store - Morrocan Houmous - Chickpeas with morrocan spices, haven't tried it yet though.

DavyD_83

Zascar wrote: »

I bought the big bag of frozen cod fillets, have to say they were lovely! Small, you really need two - but a fraction of the price of buying fresh and if you are making a fish pie or something like that you'd never know the difference.

Also I love the pizzas, not the boxed ones - they are in a clear plastic round wrapping.

Frozen fish bags are great for fish pie or chowder.

I have a bag each of salmon, cod, smoked haddock, prawns in freezer and just grab a couple of chunks out of each.

SarahMollie

I like anything from their specially selected range;

I've tried;

-fresh pasta
-tortellini
-sourdough bread
-chorizo
-parmasan
-italiam cold meat selection
-raw frozen prawns
-french malbec
-striploin steaks

I could go on but I'm very seldom disappointed when i keep within specially selected. Its often still cheaper than the price of regular branded products and excellent quality.

I also buy some tinned products there such as chickpeas, tomatoes, pineapple etc and their salt and pepper grinders are great and much cheaper than the alternatives elsewhere.

duffman3833

the garlic bread from Aldi is delicious, i often make it with spaghetti bolognese kinda like this
http://images.mysupermarket.co.uk/ProductsDetailed/70/295270.jpg?v=5

Alun

SarahMollie wrote: »

...their salt and pepper grinders are great and much cheaper than the alternatives elsewhere.

... and , unlike the Lidl versions, are refillable.

Spanish Eyes

I must try some new things.

But I have my faves, and I'm in and out in ten minutes as a result.

OK, Kavanaghs porridge,

Mc Grath's tea

Brown soda sliced

Big tub Greek yogurt unflavoured.

Sugar free Blackcurrant high juice (great for faux Kir lol)

Ardagh mature sliced cheese.

Cream cheese with garlic and herbs.

Cod fillets

Fizzy multivitamins (Berocca on the cheap).

I love that place.

Kat1170

Tried the 'Tomato and Mascarpone' stir in pasta sauce last night and thought it was lovely.

Also,

Garlic wrap, spread with some 'Tasty & Sweet Tomato Relish' some sliced 'Ardagh Extra mature Cheddar'* and some chopped onions. Roll it up, pop it into the George grill for a few min's, Yummy.

* must be the white one, orange is much rubberier. I open the white Cheddar a few weeks before I am going to use it and it goes lovely and crumbly.

Kat1170 wrote: »

Tried the 'Tomato and Mascarpone' stir in pasta sauce last night and thought it was lovely.

Also,

Garlic wrap, spread with some 'Tasty & Sweet Tomato Relish' some sliced 'Ardagh Extra mature Cheddar'* and some chopped onions. Roll it up, pop it into the George grill for a few min's, Yummy.

* must be the white one, orange is much rubberier. I open the white Cheddar a few weeks before I am going to use it and it goes lovely and crumbly.

That pasta sauce is gawjus!

They have new sausages like mr pink mr blue mr yellow or the likes, had the smoky one, I think it's mr yellow and it was v nice. Think 1.99 for 6. 80% pork.

I tried one of their Specially Selected quiches yesterday - the maple bacon and gruyere one and it was very delicious indeed. Maybe a bit light on the filling-to-pastry ratio, but the pastry was gorgeous, really crispy. Have the other one in the freezer to try soon.

Jim Murphy 69

Has anyone tried new wafers called "Knopper"?

They come in a light blue wrapper and are made by Storck.

They are tasty enough to make a trip to Aldi for!