Aldi in the US is Trader Joe's. I often get by the local one about 6
miles away once a month. I like their dark chocolate bar with is around
$2. Also our regional grocery chain Raley's, tries to compete with some
of their own label and yesterday noticed they have launched a line of
dark chocolate bars including one with espresso in it. Basically they
are cutting out "middle men" in doing this so that prices can stay
lower. They have their own line of chips and their "Ruffles" like
potato chip is the most popular and often out of stock. Lay's prices
are much higher like on average $3 for a bag of "Ruffles" whereas the
house brand is only $2.
On 02/21/2016 07:38 PM, s3raph...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:
They do have Aldi in the States.
I live in London and I've *never* seen one of their stores. Lidl (also
a German cut-price supermarket) is far more common here.
Yank chocolate isn't bad but it's not a patch on UK chocolate.
Can the Aldi brand really compare with Cadbury's milk chocolate?
