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Always found Morrisons as an Asda without the dealsMillennial Snowflake wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 2:23 pm Morrison's deserves to be one tier higher, otherwise would largely agree.
Whole Foods offers excellent quality but the fact that it's outrageously expensive and frequented by so many utter cunts is a turn-off
I agree I once bought four cans of M&S Lager thinking it would be nice. It wasn't.Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 10:58 amI'm inclined to agree actually.
I think I overly weighted for food quality and range and neglected other household essentials in my ranking
This is correct and a FACT.
Yes , i have to get the tube from Befnal green then walk , i use the Sainsbury's at Whitechapel also , in the Lidl v Aldi debate I prefer Lidl as they have cheap drinkable wine on offer most weeks
Yes agree Lidl and Aldi ''both have their plusses and minuses.'' but I cannot offhand think of any product that is sold at my local Aldi's that is better than Lidl's whereas Lidl has a few products better than Aldi, starting with the home Bakery ! Both do well with their range of Beer, wines and spirits. Just trying out a bottle of Bitter I purchased from Lidl last night, really nice.Lovejoy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:10 pm I like Aldi but their stores are not very near to where I live whereas I have three Lidl stores quite near. The nearest Aldi is at Debden but it is on an industrial estate and a fair walk from the station, there are another two at Newbury Park and Seven Kings. I use Lidl because their stores are more conveniently placed for me. As for which is best out of the two, I can not really find any difference, they both have their plusses and minuses. Lidl sell freshly baked croissants for 35p each, the Co-op round the corner from me sells them for 78p each, what a difference.
Pure Anti Aldist propoganda. Apologise right now.Sid Bishop wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:22 pmYes agree Lidl and Aldi ''both have their plusses and minuses.'' but I cannot offhand think of any product that is sold at my local Aldi's that is better than Lidl's whereas Lidl has a few products better than Aldi, starting with the home Bakery ! Both do well with their range of Beer, wines and spirits. Just trying out a bottle of Bitter I purchased from Lidl last night, really nice.Lovejoy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:10 pm I like Aldi but their stores are not very near to where I live whereas I have three Lidl stores quite near. The nearest Aldi is at Debden but it is on an industrial estate and a fair walk from the station, there are another two at Newbury Park and Seven Kings. I use Lidl because their stores are more conveniently placed for me. As for which is best out of the two, I can not really find any difference, they both have their plusses and minuses. Lidl sell freshly baked croissants for 35p each, the Co-op round the corner from me sells them for 78p each, what a difference.
Aldi do an excellent pesto that is far superior to the one Lidl sells. Aldi's deluxe sour dough pizzas are better than Lidl.Sid Bishop wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:22 pmYes agree Lidl and Aldi ''both have their plusses and minuses.'' but I cannot offhand think of any product that is sold at my local Aldi's that is better than Lidl's whereas Lidl has a few products better than Aldi, starting with the home Bakery ! Both do well with their range of Beer, wines and spirits. Just trying out a bottle of Bitter I purchased from Lidl last night, really nice.Lovejoy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:10 pm I like Aldi but their stores are not very near to where I live whereas I have three Lidl stores quite near. The nearest Aldi is at Debden but it is on an industrial estate and a fair walk from the station, there are another two at Newbury Park and Seven Kings. I use Lidl because their stores are more conveniently placed for me. As for which is best out of the two, I can not really find any difference, they both have their plusses and minuses. Lidl sell freshly baked croissants for 35p each, the Co-op round the corner from me sells them for 78p each, what a difference.
Depends what you like to buy as to which you think is best. For my usage, I prefer Lidl products, you pay your money and take your choice. As to the people who shop in there, I suppose it depends on where the shop is located, for me where I live, much the same sort of people go in both Lidl and Aldi, depends on what part of the country you live in.RedO wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:48 pm In my experience, Lidl scores higher in the bakery section, the self service counters (even though they're so sensitive), and the Aisle of Surprise. However, Aldi is better on every other front and doesn't feel like you're shopping whilst on holiday in Turkey or some other 3rd world country.
It's all relative I suppose.Sid Bishop wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 9:59 pmDepends what you like to buy as to which you think is best. For my usage, I prefer Lidl products, you pay your money and take your choice. As to the people who shop in there, I suppose it depends on where the shop is located, for me where I live, much the same sort of people go in both Lidl and Aldi, depends on what part of the country you live in.RedO wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:48 pm In my experience, Lidl scores higher in the bakery section, the self service counters (even though they're so sensitive), and the Aisle of Surprise. However, Aldi is better on every other front and doesn't feel like you're shopping whilst on holiday in Turkey or some other 3rd world country.
