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)

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.

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week:

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Fresh USDA Choice Top Round Steak – $6.19/lb.

Fresh Half Pork Loin – $2.49/lb.

Thin Sliced Assorted Pork Chops – $2.99/lb.

Navel Oranges – $.42/lb.

Avocados – $.39 each

Multi-Colored Peppers (3-pack) – $1.39

Pineapple – $.99 each

Roma Tomatoes – $.69/lb.

Kiwi – $1.29/lb.

Blueberries (6 oz.) – $1.29

Gala Apples – $.53/lb.

Baby Carrots – $.69/lb.

Easy Home Curved Shower Rod Assortment – $19.99

Easy Home 5-Function, 2 Showerhead Kit – $19.99

Easy Home Ceramic Bath Assortment – $2.99

Dentiguard Rechargeable Sonic Toothbrush – $19.99

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)

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.

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week:

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Organic Grape Tomatoes (10 oz.) – $1.89

Organic Baby Carrots – $1.19/lb.

Apples – $.57/lb.

Avocados – $.29 each

Pears (28 oz.) – $1.09

Jalapenos (8 oz.) – $.35

Roma Tomatoes – $.69/lb.

White or Cremini Mushrooms (8 oz.) – $.79

Flat Leaf Spinach (8 oz.) – $.99

Gluten Free Whole Grain or White Bread – $3.99

Gluten Free Pretzels – $2.49

Gluten Free Pasta – $1.39

Medion Lifetab 7″ Tablet – $99.99

Sistema Lunch Cube – $3.99

O-Cedar O-Duster Robotic Floor Cleaner – $19.99

Easy Home Rechargeable Stick Vacuum With Hand Vacuum – $39.99

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)

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.

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week:

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Organic Apples – $.90/lb.

Organic Bananas – $.45/lb.

Navel Oranges – $.50/lb.

Blueberries (6 oz.) – $1.29

Texas Grapefruit – $.29 each

Blackberries (6 oz.) – $.79

Pears (28 oz. package) – $.99

Pineapple – $.99 each

Adult Athletic Jackets – $12.99

Ladies Sport Pants or Capris – $9.99

Sports Armband – $4.99

8 lb. Medicine Ball – $9.99

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)

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.

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week:

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Goldhen Eggs -.99/dozen

Countryside Creamery Butter Quarters (1 lb.) – $2.29

Butterball Turkey – $1.19/lb.

Kirkwood Boneless Turkey Breast – $8.99

Appleton Farms Spiral Sliced Half Ham – $1.99/lb.

Appleton Farms Half Ham – $1.29/lb.

Yukon Gold 5 lb. bag of potatoes – $.99

White or Cremini Mushrooms (8 oz. package) – $.79

Sweet Potatoes – $.30/lb.

Roma Tomatoes – $.69/lb.

Avocados – $.39 each

Mandarins – $.77/lb.

Broccoli – $.89/lb.

Grapefruit – $.29 each

Kitchen Living Triple Slow Cooker – $29.99

Auto XS 600 Peak Amp Jump Starter – $39.99

WORKZONE Rechargeable LED Worklight – $14.99

Royal Class Men’s Leather Wallet – $7.99

Royal Class Leather Gloves Assortment – $9.99

Huntington Home Candle Wax Warmer Set  – $12.99

Huntington Home 3-Piece Flameless Candle Set with Timer – $8.99

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)

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.

Here are some of the Aldi’s highlights for the week:

Specially Selected Spiral Cut Double Glazed Ham – $2.19/lb.

Appleton Farms Half Ham – $1.59/lb.

Butterball Turkey – $1.19/lb.

Friendly Farms Milk – $1.99

Goldhen Eggs -.99/dozen

Countryside Creamery Butter Quarters (1 lb.) – $2.29

Happy Farms Cream Cheese – $.89

Baker’s Corner Sugar- $1.39

Baker’s Corner Flour – $1.29

Avocados – $.29 each

Honeycrisp Apples – $.80/lb.

Gala Apples – $.53/lb.

Pears – $.50/lb.

Roma Tomatoes – $.69/lb.

Navel Oranges – $.48/lb.

Baby Carrots – $.69/lb.

Pomegranates – $.49 each

Grapefruit – $.29 each

6″ poinsettia – $3.99