#28

Yeah they have a way to go but I find them better than the likes of tesco for this. They also recently introduced reusable fruit and veg bags so I picked some up and stick all the loose stuff in one of them

#29

CBA with Lidl tbh
Feels like a prison

#30

that’s good, every time I see an uncultured swine of a human put a bunch of bananas that are all still attached to each other in a plastic bag I almost fold in on myself multiple times

#31

Best thing from Lidl is the chilled Tetrapak Gazpacho in the Spanish range.

The deluxe crisps are not luxury but they are comparable to similar faux premium crisps such as sensations etc. Suffer from less innovative flavours than the likes of Tesco Finest.

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#32

Can never remember which one out of Aldi and Lidl does Rheinbacher and which one does Perlenbacher. Top quality euro lagers.

Wish I lived close to either one

#33

Rhinebacker is Aldi, Perlenbacker is Lidl. Also recommend Aldi’s Steinhauser lager

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#34

I like the “craft” lager they do, but the pales are all average, still, not bad for £1

#35

Got a mental image of Ronnie and Jimmy White popping to Lidl in a Bentley to shop for a massive weekend bender round at Ronnie’s gaff.

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#36

perlenbacher is shockingly fine, shockingly!!!

#37

Yeah both very solid, and for the price definitely better value than the brand name alternatives.

#38

everything from lidl tastes like its got air pumped into it.

fuck it off.

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#39

I like going to Lidl because we sing Why don’t you just meet me in the Lidl??

Prefer Aldi stuff though.

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#40

Aldi Small Things.

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#41

She left me drill bits by the pears
Surprises, thermal underwears.

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#42

Wonderful stuff.

#43

Lidl > Aldi

My Germanic blood means this cannot be argued against.

#45

Aldi leaves are brown
And the sky is grey

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#46

Aldi young duuuuudes
Carry casheeeeews

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#47

Liking Lidl and Aldi is as weird as liking asda imo. Terrible products.

#48

why’s it weird?