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It is so easy to save on groceries if you’re willing to change where you shop. Since the 1970s, a German grocer called Aldi has been in America, at first in a few communities and now in 32 states. Now they have more than 1,400 locations across the country.
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By shopping at Aldi, customers can save up to 33% off traditional supermarket prices and up to 20% off Walmart prices. But beware that there are tradeoffs for that savings:
The selection is just large enough that a dedicated Aldi shopper could make this their only supermarket. But again, shopping at Aldi is an acquired taste. Both Christa and Kim, two of the producers on my show, tried Aldi once and hated it. But I love the savings. And I’ve never tasted one of their products and felt it was awful, so I’ll keep going back.
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This post was last modified on March 22, 2017 2:02 pm
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