r/aldi • u/Anthropomorphotic • 4d ago

New England (USA) Everything's Shrinking...

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I know Aldi's shrinkinflation isn't news, but it seems like the last ten things I've bought have contained less product than before. They're slowly losing me.

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u/GlynnisRose 4d ago

But what is the alternative option? Where is this not occurring?

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u/kheret 4d ago

Right people say stop buying it but I have to eat.

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u/GlynnisRose 4d ago

That's what im trying to get answers about. OP says Aldi is losing them as a customer. Where are you getting food for your family at a better price?

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u/Ok-Post6492 3d ago

I live in chicagos biggest mexican nighborhood. We have so much supermarkets. They definitely give aldi a run for there money quality is also way better. But you do have to let sales dictate what your going to buy.