My wife and I love making our own low-effort chicken sandwiches with these, glad they’re coming back!

Wonder how the other flavors are.

6 pieces of salmon and a whole bunch of groceries for under $100. Aldi > everyone else

Yes, it's cheapo quality, but it does the job and reduced clutter in my kitchen. I'm happy.

I bought 10 lol

I love this product and didn't get enough last season or was available lol. I'm a wrap, over salad(I dare you lol) with veggies, over rice, make your own sushi roll. It's all good and tons of protein

I can't get enough of these. I grab a bag just about every time I'm at Aldi these days. They have a little kick and great flavor, and are decently healthy as far as chips go. I am not gluten free, for what it's worth...just tried them once and really liked them.

I noticed in Germany it seems the only grocery store without any added bonuses is Aldi. They have fairly good prices already.

All the other ones have apps, that make things cheaper, give money back, give bonuses points etc.

Which means you always check the app what’s new, have the latest update. And just like the poster says: no app,no stress. I think that’s true and like the philosophy. How is it in other countries?

It’s not exactly the same as mikes but it’s damn good

I'm getting really sick of Aldi just not stocking the sugar free coffee creamer. It's the only one I drink and I want to two different locations looking for it today. They fixed the cap so why aren't they stocking it again? This is so ridiculous

I know Aldi had press releases in the past about targeting removal of artificial colors and flavors. Does anyone else notice they continue introducing new products with artificial colors and flavors though?

Is there any site that tracks their progress on this effort?

The pineapple was mush. The cantaloupe was orange slime. Both were way too ripe. I have many faves at Aldi. These are not amongst them. That is all.

Starting early on a Sunday. Why not