If you are new to shopping, at Aldi’s, here’s their coupon policy: or lack there-of since they don’t actually take coupons!

• Aldi’s does not take coupons of any kind.
• At Aldi’s, you will have to bag your own groceries and pay a quarter to get a cart. The quarter is reimbursed when the cart is returned.
• You’ll need to bring in your own reusable grocery bags or you’ll have to purchase them in the store (they are $.06)

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week: Aldi is now in Houston and these deals are based on that ad.  It is hard to judge what a “good deal” is since cost of living varies so much in various parts of the country, but these are all “good deals” by my standards in a low to moderate cost of living area.

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Goldhen Eggs – $.99/dozen

Russet Potatoes (10 lb. bag) – $1.29

Texas Grapefruit – $.39 each

Pineapple – $.99 each

Kitchen Living Baking or Pastry Essentials – $3.99

Kitchen Living 3-tier Cooling Rack – $5.99

Kitchen Living Turbo Convection Oven – $29.99

Sealtite Party Carry All Containers – $3.99

Baker’s Corner Semi-Sweet Mini Morsels – $1.29

Baker’s Corner Canned Pumpkin – $.89

Specially Selected Mini Eclairs – $3.99

Season’s Choice Frozen Blueberries – $2.29

Huntington Home Holiday Candles – $2.99

If you are new to shopping, at Aldi’s, here’s their coupon policy: or lack there-of since they don’t actually take coupons!

• Aldi’s does not take coupons of any kind.
• At Aldi’s, you will have to bag your own groceries and pay a quarter to get a cart. The quarter is reimbursed when the cart is returned.
• You’ll need to bring in your own reusable grocery bags or you’ll have to purchase them in the store (they are $.06)

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week: Aldi is now in Houston and these deals are based on that ad.  It is hard to judge what a “good deal” is since cost of living varies so much in various parts of the country, but these are all “good deals” by my standards in a low to moderate cost of living area.

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Goldhen Eggs – $.99/dozen

Butterball Premium Turkey – $1.19/lb.

Specially Selected Spiral Sliced Double Glazed Brown Sugar Ham – $1.99/lb.

Russet Potatoes 10 lb. bag – $1.29

Yellow Onion 3lb. bag – $.59

Celery – $.59

Sweet Potatoes 3 lb. bag – $.99

Cranberries (12 oz.) – $.99

Pineapple – $.99

Countryside Creamery Butter – $1.69

Happy Farms Cream Cheese – $.99

Kitchen Living 3 Tier Rotating Buffet Server – $14.99

Step 2 Easel for Two – $29.99

Coemo Wooden Train Set – $19.99

Huntington Home 18′ Rope Light – $5.99

Huntington Home Lighted Reindeer – $12.99

Huntington Home Christmas Wrap – $1.99

If you are new to shopping, at Aldi’s, here’s their coupon policy: or lack there-of since they don’t actually take coupons!

• Aldi’s does not take coupons of any kind.
• At Aldi’s, you will have to bag your own groceries and pay a quarter to get a cart. The quarter is reimbursed when the cart is returned.
• You’ll need to bring in your own reusable grocery bags or you’ll have to purchase them in the store (they are $.06)

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week: Aldi is now in Houston and these deals are based on that ad.  It is hard to judge what a “good deal” is since cost of living varies so much in various parts of the country, but these are all “good deals” by my standards in a low to moderate cost of living area.

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Goldhen Eggs – $.99/dozen

Butterball Turkey – $1.19/lb.

Specially Selected Spiral Sliced Ham – $1.99/lb.

Appleton Farms Hams – $.99-$1.49/lb.

Red Grapes – $.89/lb.

Pineapple – $.99 each

Pomegranates (3-pack) – $.99

Gala Apples – $.60/lb.

Happy Harvest Candied Yams – $.99

Sweet Harvest Cranberry Sauce – $.89

L’oven fresh Brown and Serve Rolls – $.99

Chef’s Cupboard Turkey Gravy – $.89

Countryside Creamery Butter (16 oz.) – $1.69

Baker’s Corner Chocolate Morsels – $1.29

Activ-Energy AA or AAA Alkaline Batteries (24 pack) – $2.99