April 25, 2010My Aldi has strawberries in again. I'm loving the 99 cent berries.
:: Dairy,Produce and Bread Prices at Aldi this Week ::
I've highlighted new items in red. Best buys are bold.
Skim Milk, 1 gallon - $2.17
2% Milk, 1 gallon - $2.36
Whole Milk, 1 gallon - $2.52
1/2 & 1/2, 1 qt. - $1.99
Orange Juice, 1/2 gal. - $1.89
Large Eggs, dozen - .89
Block Cheese, 8 oz. - $1.79
Shredded Cheese, 12 oz. - $2.29
Sliced American Cheese, 12 oz. - $1.99
Cheese, Deli Slices, 8 oz. - $1.99
Fresh Mozzarella, 8 oz. - $2.49
Cream Cheese - .89
Sour Cream - .89
Whipped Cream, aerosol can - $1.49
Butter, 1 lb. - $1.79
Margarine, sticks, 1lb. - .59
Yogurt, cup - .37
Wheat Sandwich Bread - .99
White Sandwich Bread - .79
Hamburger & Hot Dog Buns - .85
Apples, many different varieties - .35 each
Gala Apples, 3 lb. bag - $2.69
Red Delicious Apples, 3 lb. bag - $2.39
Granny Smith Apples, 3 lb. bag - $2.89
Jonathan Apples, 3 lb. bag - $2.29
Avocado - .25 each
Bananas - .39 lb.
Blueberries, 6 oz. - $2.99
Cantaloupes, xtra large - $1.69
Grapefruit - .59 each
Green Seedless Grapes, 2 lb. - $3.49
Red Seedless Grapes, 2 lb. - $3.49
Honeydew Melons - $2.49 each
Kiwi, 16 oz. - $1.99
Lemons - .39 each
Naval Oranges - .39 each
Naval Oranges, 4 lb bag - $2.89
Pineapple, fresh, whole - .99
Anjou Pears, 28 oz. - $1.59
Tangelos, 3 lb. bag - $2.49
Strawberries, 1 lb. - .99
Asparagus, 1 lb. - $2.39
Broccoli Crowns, 14 oz. - $1.69
Cabbage, head - $1.39 each
Baby Carrots, 1 lb. - $1.29
Carrots, 2 lb. bag - $1.29Cauliflower, head - $1.99
Celery - $1.19
Cucumbers - .69 each
Garden Salad, 12 oz. bag - .99
Lettuce, head - .59
Romaine Hearts, 3 ct. $1.99
Mushrooms, 8 oz. - $1.69
Onions,3 lb. - $2.99
Sweet Onions, 2 lb. - $2.49
Green Peppers , 4 ct. - $3.29
Multi-colored Peppers , 3 ct. - $3.29
Baking Potatoes, 5 lb. - $1.99
Red Potatoes, 5 lb. bag - $2.49
Russet Potatoes, 10 lb. - $2.99
Yukon Gold Potatoes, 5 lb. bag - $1.99
Fresh Spinach, 12 oz bag - $1.69
Grape Tomatoes, 10 oz. - $1.99
Tomatoes, 20 oz - $2.39
Roma Tomatoes, 20 oz, - .89
Vine Tomatoes, 24oz. - $3.29
Yams, 3 lb. bag - $2.29
Zucchini & Yellow Squash, 3 ct. - $1.99
If you haven't shopped at Aldi, or it has been a while:
1. Make sure you have a quarter to unlock a shopping cart. The carts are like luggage carts at the airport. You rent them for a quarter, and you get your quarter back when you return the cart.
2. Take your own bags. Aldi does not provide free bags for your groceries.
3. Aldis now accepts debit cards.
4. Aldis does not accept coupons
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Are strawberries ever lower than $0.99/lb during the year? I'd like to stock up and freeze a bunch for jams but I'd like to get the best price possible and I'm in no hurry (I have at least 7 jars of homemade jam in the freezer right now!). :)
ReplyDeleteI've never seen strawberries priced this low before (well, except the farmer's market where the quality is less than adequate. I believe there are bumper crops in California hence the low prices.) I'd definitely consider this a stock up price; it may even be cheaper than 'pick your own' places where I typically get strawberries for jam.
ReplyDeleteHi Courtney - I checked the Adli archives. They sold strawberries faily regularly for .99 through June last year. One week they were priced 88 cents. I bought some yesterday. They were Dole brand and not the best berries. The no name brand last week were much better.
ReplyDeleteHi Melissa - I've heard about the bumper crop too. I don't think I've ever gotten strawberries at a pick your own place for any where close to .99 lb. But, they are better.
hey fyi walmart matches aldi's ads..sometimes the produce is better there : )
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie - Thanks for the reminder. I always forget about Walmart matching prices. I don't have a Walmart convienent to shop at.
ReplyDeleteI bought some Aldi strawberries yesterday. They were not a brand I recognized, but they were really good! I only had one in the whole box that was a little soft, which is better than I usually get at the other grocery stores!
ReplyDeleteHi Courtney - Aldi had Dole brand of strawberries in on Sunday. They looked great but were too hard and not much flavor. I usually like the no name brands better - they taste to me more like home grown.
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