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  • dcon12

    I have been to Aldis and the only thing I purchased was the shopping cart and I returned that! Don

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  • thorhammer

    I was there last summer and they had frozen ducks at a good deal, got one, but haven't been back since. I don't mind the quarter for the shopping cart, if I could only find some plastic chips the same size. But they could spring for some cheap plastic bags like at wally world, can never remember to bring my own bag.

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  • notnow

    They sell some kind of rustic Italian bread that's better than any other around here. Great big round loaf.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    their is one store in both towns close to us or about about 12 miles to either one

    my wife does stop by when grocery shopping to check out any deals and I stop by on occasion . some good deals some about the same as wally world

    we don't have a k cup coffee maker but thanks any way

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  • JimmyJack

    Pick up an empty box off the shelf when shopping. I shop there a lot. No complaints.

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  • roswellnative

    Love Aldi. Yes I never remember bags but am resourceful finding a box off the shelves roswellnative

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  • brier-49

    I went to Aldis last October, bought all the pumpkins for $ 20 ,there was at least 20,

    going price anywhere else $5-$10 each

    Great targets

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  • Oakie

    Never been to their store before. I buy the box of 72 Dunkin K cups at Bj's wholesale club. I don't care about the price, I just buy what I like and drink. To me, I'm not saving money if I don't like it, or end up tossing it in the trash.

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  • Ambrose

    If you return the cart, you get your quarter back!

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  • asop

    I like their concept. Return cart and get your money back & bring your own bags😊

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  • papernicker
    notnow: 30378743309467/comments/30378743814683

    They sell some kind of rustic Italian bread that's better than any other around here. Great big round loaf.

    Thats good but lots of small pieces and some voids. I think they went from a, not cheap, $3.79 to $4.99. I switched to sourdough, the rectangle one. Nice pieces, not whimpy like most breads now

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Had heard Aldi's was closing their stores.

    Maybe I heard wrong?

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  • Junkballer
    @...: 30378743309467/comments/

    Had heard Aldi's was closing their stores.

    Maybe I heard wrong?

    They will, you can bet on it.

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  • AdamsQuailHunter

    No - Aldi's closed a couple of stores in the Chicago area a while back - I would close stores there too if they were problematic.

    The just opened a new store in Blairsville, Georgia where I have relatives.

    https://www.sbxl.com/is-aldi-closing-stores/

    Best Regards - AQH

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  • lkannes

    They just opened a new one in Sioux City Iowa in December.

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  • JimmyJack

    Just remodeled the local one here. Their produce is reasonable.

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  • hillbille

    just built a new one half mile or so down the road, I have been in twice both times they only had one register open and at least a half dozen folks in, I asked if they were gonna open another register and the lady said they didn't have anyone else, left my buggy there and walked out.......

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  • dcon12
    hillbille: 30378743309467/comments/

    just built a new one half mile or so down the road, I have been in twice both times they only had one register open and at least a half dozen folks in, I asked if they were gonna open another register and the lady said they didn't have anyone else, left my buggy there and walked out.......

    What about your quarter? Don

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  • Brookwood

    I did Aldi's just once about 7 or 8 years ago. They wouldn't accept a credit card, so I just bought a jar of sauerkraut that was made in Germany. It was the worst kraut I ever attempted to eat. Haven't been back since.

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  • JimmyJack

    They accept cards, and many of their German foods are delicious. Thats why they have options in grocery stores. I go their first, get what I like and finish up across the street at a Pic ans Save for other things.

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  • jltrent

    Went in once made a couple circles and left. Not real impressed.

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  • chme

    Stores are very well designed to minimize cost of operating. That quarter for a cart means not having to pay a cart wrangler to chase them down. One of the few stores that have cashier SEATED. So not wearing out cashier for no reason. Breads ARE good, so is produce. Store brands pretty good, seasonal items can be real good. Got a two person porch swing w/ sunshade for $31 a few years ago- sturdy, held up well. If you can't remember reusable bags, just toss a bag of Walmart plastic bags in the trunk, re-use them.

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  • Junkballer
    dcon12: 30378743309467/comments/

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11375458#Comment_11375458

    What about your quarter? Don

    That's probably how they're financing those new stores, all those quarters coming from irate customers. The officials will build it up and raid the kettle and then dump it due to bankruptcy.

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  • JimmyJack

    Seldom have to use a quarter here, most people returning them pass it forward. Ive already seen quarters laying on the top of the wall where they park the carts.

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  • asop

    An body remember Kroger, IGA or A&P🤔

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  • bpost

    Aldi is the best, clean stores and bathrooms, awesome quality products at low prices. I love the stores and the products they offer. They are the same products made by the biggie name brands with a different label. The quarter for the cart lets you get good clean carts and your quarter back, or pass it on to the next guy heading in.

    You nay-sayers are WRONG, you just never gave them a chance and have money to burn on food.

    If you are not happy with the product the guarantee is your money back and a replacement item, who can ask for more?

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  • montanajoe
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    asop: 30378743309467/comments/30378753787675

    An body remember Kroger, IGA or A&P🤔

    Never heard of Aldi's, but the ones mentioned by asop, yes

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  • Brookwood

    As I mentioned above my visit there was some years ago. I will give Aldi's another try.

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  • kannoneer

    Aldi's want cash here, yet I have not heard of one being robbed. Maybe 8-10 years ago I was in a Des Moines Aldi's and asked a pretty clerk if she ever worried about it. She said no, she carried a 9mm her husband gave her and she regularly out shot him, and he was a DM policeman. I asked if it was store policy, and she said no, it was HER policy. It made me happy talking to her.

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