#Aldi Specially Selected

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#Aldi #AldiSpeciallySelected #AldiSpeciallySelectedPumpkinCheesecakeDrizzledCaramelCorn #FlavoredPopcorn #FlavoredPopcornReview

I tried the Aldi's Specially Selected Pumpkin Cheesecake Drizzled Caramel Corn and it was pretty good. The popcorn was creamy and crunchy with a light cinnamon taste to it.

I'm surprised these were still good and I would eat these again.

Got at Aldi.

[flebus]

my bitch ass is becoming obsessed with figs in the year 2024

[sebari-1004]

Uk supermarket tierlist because I saw a TikTok and their tierlist was simply wrong so here is mine

1. Lidl, cheap and not as crowded as Aldi. Very similar stuff but with a better overall vibe. Love Lidl <3 Get the app for shopping and get your partner in crime to get the app too but only use one of yours, every season or so they’ll hand out £5 off vouchers if you’re not a regular user of the app. The cat treats are good too. They’ve recently increased their cat food selection to have some more common brands now which is good too. Their own brand licki licks are the best bang for your buck on the market and highly worth trying for picky cats or cat meds.

2. Aldi, go there if you can’t go to Lidl. It’s too loud and crowded for me and the queues are annoying. I’m honestly not a fan. The queues remind me of primarks a Saturday. The stuff is cheap though

3. Sainsburys, go there when you’re feeling fancy ✨ genuinely though I go there once every so often for a special shopping experience. The blueberries are MASSIVE. Don’t get scammed by the garlic chives though, they’ll register as 2.25 but they’re actually £2.00. They have a decent cat food selection, a lot of fancier stuff too like Blink and scrumbles.

4. Asda, you go here when you need some specific and Aldi / Lidl don’t sell it. The vibes are fine, it’s not too crowded but it’s realll expensive for somewhere that used to be affordable, thanks for that one rishi (you don’t deserve my capital letters, you improper noun). The cat food selection here is okay but should be better. There’s not much range here but they have your classics like whiskas and felix.

5. Home bargains, SO MUCH FUN. Like fuck actually getting groceries, this is the trip of a lifetime. Don’t go there too often cause the novelty will wear off but god damn if the shit isn’t cheap and handy. Good for the occasional stroll, recommend going once every 6 months for funsies. You can go more often if you’re rich like that but we can’t afford that in this household. Limited cat food options, a lot of weirder unknown brands and paste texture cat food which hashbrown refuses to eat.

6. Morrisons is here next for sentimental value. Also breakfast was good here as a child and I like how much stuff they have. I like their cat food range but it’s not as good as Sainsburys.

7. Tesco, my fellow brits will hate me for this one but I don’t like the vibes of Tesco. The people there are just as poor as me but give off the vibe of feeling too proud to go to Lidl, like suck it up, the red bell peppers are 59p and the ones at my Lidl are huge. I weigh them sometimes for fun and they’re around 300grams, just go to Lidl. Decent selection of cat food too and they do seem to care about the price and affordability of it.

8. Green Co op, stuffs hella expensive for some reason and you can’t use the green co op card in the blue co op and vide versa which is really annoying but my sister likes going here so it’s eighth. The sweet selection is fine though.

9. Blue co op, we don’t need blue co op

10. Marks and Spencers, bomb cookies and gift stuff. Not much else, too expensive and we aren’t here living the lavish life.

Dishonourable mentions

11. Iceland, decent cakes but why go here when the range sells them too and the range is so much more fun to look through

12. Waitrose, who can afford this and why haven’t we eaten them for sustenance yet???

[stevishabitat]

Was on Pinterest (I know, I do sometimes cheat on Tumblr with the Pretty Plagiarism Hellsite, I'm not proud of it)

Anyway, I saw this and just about threw my phone...

(I didn't throw my phone because I have to use it to sign into the work VPN so I can keep my job)

But I literally saw red for a brief second.

My fridge, freezer, and pantry currently consist of about 20 eggs, half a loaf of bread (gift from my mother), several servings of cooked black beans, some cooked white rice, a bag of frozen peas, about five frozen chicken nuggets, a pound of dry white rice, a small jar of dried lentils, a small jar of split peas, a slightly larger jar of pinto beans, two packets of minute rice, two packets of ramen (another gift from my mother at kiddo's request), several cans of spaghettios, several cans of tomato paste, two tins of tuna, a few packets of instant oatmeal, a tin of hopefully not stale steel cut oats, and some bisquick for pancakes & waffles.

I do have a little less than a pound of flour, and things like sugar, baking soda, baking powder, some spices, some condiment packets, vinegar, and some boullion. Oh, and some coconut oil that's been in the freezer for awhile, meant for making hand cream, but isn't rancid so it's getting used for coating the electric skillet and waffle maker once we'd run out of olive oil and butter.

This is what we'll be cooking with until the next pay day/grocery day in two weeks.

So, I'm not quite at the level of food insecure, but I'm pretty damn broke.

And the pictures on that pin are just nothing like what we're able to eat. Ever. For at least the last 10 years. I don't even remember the last time I was able to buy meat on a regular basis.

Canned chili with meat instead of beans and chicken nuggets are like Special Occasion foods for kiddo and I rarely have any (because I can easily sub beans, kiddo has sensory issues with most beans).

I might get myself a single chicken pot pie from time to time, especially in the winter. But I can't afford to buy like cuts of chicken to make my own. It's too much money to spend at once on just one thing. My $35 grocery shops twice a month have to cover a LOT.

Plus when we moved in (2021), the stove/oven was broken, so we had a scrapper haul it away for the recycling value. So we've been using a toaster oven and small electric skillet since then.

I had a little remorse at my knee-jerk reaction to the cover photo, so I clicked into the blog to see what the actual list was like. Title of the blog is Boss Single Mama, so maybe she knows what she's talking about. Maybe she's been there for real.

Nope. Chicken, beef, ham, almost every dish has meat. Cheeses and other dairy, a variety of vegetables, all things that we get very sparingly and use in small amounts on many meals, not as a main ingredient.

And even thinking back to my childhood it wasn't much different. We shopped at Aldi before it was cool and their selection was far more limited. Most of our meals were rice or pasta based, with meat only appearing as ground beef, tuna, and sometimes bologna.

Hot dogs were a special treat and even those weren't used on a bun. They were cut up in a pasta salad or casserole. Sometimes if we had a few leftover we would eat them the next day fried in a pan and wrapped in bread or a tortilla and that was a good day! We bought the cheap cheese in blocks and had to grate it because Aldi didn't even carry shredded cheese back then.

This is the kind of thing that makes me feel like when most people talk about being broke, or living frugally, or thrifty, or struggle meals, or whatever the trendy phrase is... They're talking about something vastly different than my daily life.

And it just makes me feel crappier about how I'm raising my kiddo, and it seems like there's so few resources to help people who are actually struggling. Whose lives don't look like a Boss Single Mama blog.

Anyway, if you ever feel the same way, you aren't alone. I raise my bowl of bean & tomato sauce rice to you! We are survivors, in spite of it all.

[reddevilmcnt]

an independent and selective multi-muse roleplay blog with fluctuating activity, expect highly nsfw (violence, drugs, trauma & mature themes) and smut friendly writing with a personal preference for all things gay. this is a side-blog so i cannot follow back, which makes this blog not mutuals only. muses are written by decimus, 30+, qpoc, any pronouns, advanced lit. all muses are dominant and tops.

not looking for anymore threads on discord at this time.

OPEN STARTERS. MEMES. WISHLIST. WANTED OPPS.

rules & roster of muses,

oo1. When I say all muses are tops and dominant, I mean that I am experienced enough to know what I'm comfortable writing and that is it. Do not try to force switching on me. I also tend to selectively like brats (brats do not automatically make a bottom better written and I don't know how that thought process even started tbh.) oo2. With that said, all of my muses are complex and multi-dimensional in some way. My men have thoughts, feelings, dreams, goals, and personal preferences, and will absolutely soften for the right ships with chemistry. I'm not the writer for you if you believe tops/doms should be automatic kink-dispensers with no emotion or depth. oo3. You will see kinks as dark and heavy as non/dubcon, werewolves/monsters, possessiveness, public play, blood play, pain play, kidnapping, gun/knife play, violence, etc. You'll also see that mixed in with earned fluff and romance; I can play some very hard doms or terrible men but even they can be open to romance, no matter how dysfunctional. Therefore, follow at your own risk, or talk to me about your limits if we are roleplaying together. Any attempts at blog policing will result in a block, though. oo4. Biggest limits are probably any age regression, diapers, scat, feet stuff, writing submissive characters myself, racism/bigotry, poly relationships.

oo5. We can always move to discord if that's what you prefer. I have enough discord threads for right now but can use it to ooc chat.

oo6. I will admit I am picky. If a reply doesn't inspire me or I'm not having fun with a rp, I have no issue dropping and I am very ghost friendly. I can be open to restarting or trying multiple threads for the right partner; if I talk with you or roleplay with you often, that means I enjoy your writing and to feel free to come to me with new ideas or reply to other starters I may have.

oo7. I'm a queer person of color and this is a safe space for your muses of color. In fact, I prefer interacting with them.

[ original characters ] dominic rookwood immortal vampire hunter, homosexual, looks late 30s-40s. fc: alan ritchson

draven vampire monarch, homosexual, true age unknown. fc: aldis hodge

warren wolfe combat medic/doctor, homosexual, 30s. fc: trevante rhodes

apollo king navy seal, bisexual, 20s-30s. fc: michael b jordan

salazar reyes hell's legion motorcycle gang leader, single father, bisexual, 40s. fc: clayton cardenas

slade simms mechanic & street racer, bisexual, 42. fc: ricky whittle

hades gladiator, bisexual, 38. fc: jason momoa

cain demon and a king of hell, bisexual, 1,000+. fc: henry cavill

maksim archer alpha werewolf, homosexual, 38. fc: aaron taylor-johnson

teddy grey college jock/nfl player, homosexual, 20s-30s. fc: zac efron

dmitri sherwood professional mma fighter, bisexual, 36. fc: y'lan noel

micah lockhart nfl player, bisexual, 20s-30s. fc: odell beckham jr alexei mercer firefighter, bisexual, 40s. fc: joe manganiello dante romano mob royalty and crime lord, bisexual, 30s. fc: michele morrone

aeden warborn/hargrave king and leader of the house of hargrave, homosexual, 30s. fc: leo suter

rurik the red/ivarsson viking berserker, bisexual, 30s. fc: arnas fedaravičius

[ canon characters ]

tommy shelby ---- peaky blinders. crime boss, bisexual (closeted), 39-43. fc: cillian murphy

frank castle ---- marvel. violent vigilante, bisexual, 43. fc: jon bernthal

derek morgan ---- criminal minds. fbi supervisory special agent, bisexual, 30-40s. fc: shemar moore

eddie diaz ---- 911. firefighter and army vet, repressed gay, 32. fc: ryan guzman

bruce wayne ---- dc. billionaire ceo & vigilante, bisexual, 40s. fc: ben affleck

eric northman ---- true blood. vampire sherriff, bisexual, 1,000+. fc: alexander skarsgard namor ---- marvel. talokanil mutant and king, bisexual, 500+. fc: tenoch huerta t'challa ---- marvel. black panther and king of wakanda, bisexual, 36. fc: yahya abdul-mateen ii

[junipercalle]

It's beginning to look like: the "special select" store-(?)brand Aldi's butter crackers with chocolate. Other local stores sell similar looking ones, but the chocolate is much worse in those.

The dark chocolate ones are pretty sinful for snacks.

Humor me, Tumblr,

Your extremely nerfed fairy godmother appears and offers to magically resurrect one discontinued corporate food item for you, in perpetuity.

What do you ask her for?

Personally I'm still pining for peanut chexmix.

[novadrivingschoolva]

How Can You Locate Northern Virginia's and Leesburg's Best Driving School Services?

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Broadway shopping centre

The Broadway Shopping Centre is a large shopping mall located in Glebe, an inner-city suburb of Sydney, Australia, close to the University of Sydney and the Central Business District (CBD). It is a popular destination for both locals and students due to its proximity to major educational institutions and its extensive range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Key Highlights:

Retail Stores:

Fashion: H&M, Cotton On, Seed Heritage, Glue Store, and other major fashion brands.

Supermarkets: Coles, Aldi, and Harris Farm Markets for groceries.

Technology & Electronics: JB Hi-Fi, Apple Store.

Health & Beauty: Priceline, Chemist Warehouse, and various beauty and skincare stores.

Dining Options:

The centre has a wide selection of cafes, fast food outlets, and casual dining restaurants.

Choices range from international cuisine to popular chains like Grill'd, Guzman y Gomez, and more.

Entertainment:

The centre is home to Event Cinemas, offering the latest movies and special screenings, including Gold Class and Vmax experiences.

Services:

Essential services like banks, ATMs, a medical centre, and fitness centres are available.

There are also specialty services such as dry cleaning, shoe repairs, and hairdressers.

Broadway shopping centre

[goldenxnefertiti]

Budget-Friendly Shopping and Dining for Single Moms in Elk Grove Village

Managing a household on a single income can be challenging, but with the right strategies, you can stretch your budget and still provide for your family’s needs. Elk Grove Village offers a variety of shopping and dining options that cater to budget-conscious families, making it easier for single moms to save money while enjoying quality time with their children. Here’s a guide to some of the best budget-friendly shopping and dining options in the area.

1. Grocery Shopping on a Budget

One of the most significant expenses for any family is groceries. However, with careful planning and smart shopping, you can reduce your grocery bill without compromising on nutrition or quality.

Aldi: Aldi is known for its low prices on a wide range of grocery items. From fresh produce to pantry staples, Aldi offers quality products at a fraction of the cost of traditional supermarkets. Their private-label brands are often just as good, if not better, than national brands, making Aldi a top choice for budget-conscious shoppers.

Jewel-Osco: While Jewel-Osco is a more traditional grocery store, they offer weekly sales and a rewards program that can help you save money. Look for their "Just for U" digital coupons, which can be loaded directly onto your rewards card for additional discounts on your favorite items.

Walmart Supercenter: Walmart is another great option for single moms looking to save on groceries. With their everyday low prices and price-matching policy, you can find everything you need for your family at a reasonable cost. The Elk Grove Village Walmart Supercenter also offers a grocery pickup service, making it convenient to shop without bringing the kids into the store.

Farmer’s Markets: During the summer months, Elk Grove Village hosts a farmer’s market where you can buy fresh, locally grown produce at affordable prices. Buying directly from local farmers can be a great way to save money while supporting the community and ensuring your family has access to healthy foods.

2. Affordable Dining Options

Dining out doesn’t have to break the bank. Elk Grove Village has several family-friendly restaurants that offer affordable meals, so you can enjoy a night out with your kids without worrying about the cost.

Portillo’s Hot Dogs: A Chicago-area favorite, Portillo’s offers a variety of affordable and delicious meals, including their famous hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, and salads. The casual atmosphere and kid-friendly menu make it a great place for a family meal.

Buona Beef: Another local gem, Buona Beef, offers reasonably priced meals with a focus on quality ingredients. Their menu includes sandwiches, salads, and pasta dishes, making it easy to find something for everyone in the family.

Elly’s Pancake House: For a budget-friendly breakfast or brunch, Elly’s Pancake House is a popular choice. With generous portions and a wide selection of pancakes, omelets, and other breakfast favorites, it’s an affordable way to treat your family to a special meal.

Chipotle Mexican Grill: If you’re in the mood for something quick and healthy, Chipotle offers customizable burritos, bowls, and salads at reasonable prices. With their focus on fresh ingredients and the option to order online, it’s a convenient and budget-friendly dining option for busy single moms.

3. Saving on Household Essentials

In addition to groceries, household essentials like cleaning supplies, toiletries, and other necessities can add up quickly. Fortunately, Elk Grove Village has several stores where you can find these items at discounted prices.

Dollar Tree: Dollar Tree is a great place to stock up on cleaning supplies, party decorations, and even some food items at just $1 each. With a little creativity, you can find plenty of household essentials at a fraction of the cost you’d pay elsewhere.

Target: While Target is known for its trendy home goods and clothing, it also offers affordable prices on household essentials. Their Cartwheel app provides additional savings through digital coupons, and their RedCard offers 5% off every purchase, making it easier to stick to your budget.

Big Lots: Big Lots offers discounted prices on a variety of household items, from furniture to cleaning supplies. It’s a great place to find deals on larger purchases or stock up on essentials.

4. Planning Ahead for Maximum Savings

One of the best ways to save money as a single mom is to plan ahead. Take advantage of weekly sales, use digital coupons, and consider meal planning to make the most of your grocery budget. By shopping at budget-friendly stores and choosing affordable dining options, you can provide for your family without overspending.

Remember, the key to successful budgeting is to be mindful of your spending and to seek out opportunities to save whenever possible. Elk Grove Village offers a variety of resources to help single moms stretch their dollars and enjoy quality time with their families.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km0lRDOTWMgAffordable Phone Plans for Budget-Minded UsersFinding affordable phone plans is key for those watching their wallets. There are many options out there. It's important to look at what different providers offer to get good value without losing out on quality.Comparison of Top Budget ProvidersWe've found two top budget providers for those wanting to save money: Kogan Mobile and Felix. They're known for their great prices and rich features.Features of Kogan Mobile and Felix PlansKogan Mobile starts at just $10 a month, with options for unlimited calls and texts and lots of data. Felix focuses on being simple and eco-friendly, offering big savings on what you need. Their plans come with high-quality service and no long-term contracts, making them a hit with those on a budget.More Australians are choosing affordable phone plans to cut costs. Switching can save you $250 or more a year16. With better mobile networks, you get reliable service even with cheaper plans. Provider Starting Price Data Options Kogan Mobile $10/month Up to 30GB Felix $35/month Unlimited Knowing what these leading phone service companies offer helps us make smart choices. We can find the best affordable phone plans for 2024.Best Data-Focused Mobile PlansIn Australia, data is key in mobile plans, especially for those who use their devices a lot for work and fun. Belong and Spintel offer great options with lots of data. These plans make sure we stay connected without any breaks.High Data Plans from Belong and SpintelBelong has plans with a lot of data for different needs. Users like that they can choose plans with fast speeds over a big area of Australia. Spintel also has strong plans for those who use a lot of data. They even offer extra data for a while, making their plans more valuable.Using their networks, both Belong and Spintel make sure everyone finds the best data-focused mobile plans for their life.Evaluating Value for Money with Data LimitsChoosing a mobile plan means looking at the cost and how much data you get. For heavy data users, Belong and Spintel plans should be compared to how much you use your phone. For example, plans with lots of data for a year can be cheaper than paying every month1718.Looking at our monthly use helps us pick plans that fit our needs and save money over time.Top-Rated Phone Service: Customer FeedbackChoosing a mobile service provider is a big deal, and customer reviews are key. They give us a peek into how well companies perform. By looking at what others say, we can see if a service is reliable and worth our money.Importance of Customer Reviews in Choosing a ProviderWhen we're looking for the best, we check out satisfaction surveys. These show what makes customers happy or not. Things like reliable service, good support, and feeling like you're getting a good deal matter a lot. Sites like CHOICE help us see what real customers think, helping us pick the right service for us.Recent Satisfaction Surveys and Their FindingsSurveys tell us a lot, like how CREDO Mobile is not just a service but also supports social causes, giving over $95 million to charities19. They also show that people love top phone services, like Apple and Samsung, with the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max getting a high score of 4.5 out of 520. So, looking at what customers say helps us understand what makes a service great.FAQWhat are the best phone plans in Australia?The best phone plans in Australia depend on what you need. Top choices include SIM-only, prepaid, and contract plans from Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone. We can help you compare these based on coverage, pricing, and customer satisfaction to find what fits your needs best.How do SIM-only plans work?SIM-only plans offer mobile services without a device contract. They're perfect for those who already have a phone and want a good deal. Providers like Amaysim and ALDImobile are known for offering great value.What is a bundled mobile phone plan?Bundled mobile plans combine a phone and service into one package.

This can lead to discounts or extra perks. For example, Telstra has top bundles with various data options. Vodafone also offers perks like streaming services and international data roaming.Are there affordable plans for budget-conscious users?Yes, there are many affordable phone plans out there. Providers like Kogan Mobile and Felix offer great prices and reliable service. We recommend checking out different plans that offer what you need without costing too much.How can I find the best data-focused mobile plans?To find the best data plans, look at options from Belong and Spintel. They're known for offering lots of data at good prices. Think about how much data you use daily to pick the best plan for you.Why is customer feedback important in choosing a phone service provider?Customer feedback is key because it shows how well different telcos perform. Things like network reliability, value, and customer service ratings matter a lot. Recent surveys can help you pick a provider that meets your needs.

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i love those little aldi Specially Selected dessert things i get free little bowls and cups

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What are some affordable options for chocolate gift hampers for employees?

Here are some affordable options for chocolate gift hampers for employees:

DIY Options:

Assemble your own basket: Purchase a variety of chocolates from a local grocery store or discount retailer. Include a mix of milk, dark, and white chocolate, as well as different flavors and brands to cater to various preferences. You can add other treats like nuts, dried fruit, or popcorn for a more substantial gift. Decorate a basket or box with festive tissue paper and ribbon for a personal touch.

Homemade treats: If you're feeling crafty, bake some chocolate chip cookies, brownies, or other chocolatey treats. Package them in decorative bags or boxes with a handwritten note.

Pre-made Options:

Wholesale clubs: Wholesale clubs like Costco or Sam's Club often have bulk chocolate selections at discounted prices. You can find a variety of chocolates, from popular brands to gourmet options.

Discount stores: Discount stores like Dollar General or Aldi may have pre-made chocolate gift baskets or boxes at affordable prices.

Online retailers: Look for online retailers specializing in discounted chocolates or candy. You can often find deals on multi-pack chocolates or seasonal gift baskets.

Tips for affordability:

Set a budget: Determine how much you're willing to spend per employee and stick to it.

Focus on variety: Offer a variety of chocolates within your budget rather than a few expensive ones.

Consider presentation: Even an affordable basket can look impressive with a little creativity. Use festive packaging materials and personalize it with a handwritten note.

Think outside the box: Consider alternative sweet treats like gourmet popcorn, candy bars, or trail mix with chocolate chips.

By following these tips, you can find affordable and thoughtful chocolate gift hampers that your employees will appreciate.

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Aldi, 15535 Whittier Blvd, Whittier, CA 90603

ALDI is owned by a German company that also owns Trader Joe’s. They share some similarities, including an everyday low price strategy and exclusive private label brands (i.e., only available at ALDI). You can really save a great deal on staples and household items. Some of the packaging looks very similar to name brand packaging. The departments aren’t staffed, so it’s limited service and limited selection. They have some specials every week.

The store was clean and well lit, with wide aisles. It’s a great place for staples like milk, eggs, and cereal.

They have fresh produce, cereal, frozen food, canned food, spices, pantry items, cheese, meat, seafood, beverages, snacks, wine, candy, garden items, cookware, personal care items, cleaning supplies, fresh flowers, seasonal items, etc. They have some organic food. The prepared foods selection is limited.

I like to get the holiday items like heart shaped pizzas for Valentine’s Day, ghost-shaped pizza for Halloween, and Christmas tree-shaped pizza. Their frozen foods aren’t as tasty as TJ’s. The baked goods are better at TJ’s as well.

Deposit 25 cents if you want to use a shopping cart. I like to bring my own bag and use it to put my groceries in while I’m walking around the store. Bag your own groceries.

4 of 5 stars

By Lolia S.

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