Without a meal plan, you might end up buying unnecessary items that can go to waste. Stick to your list and avoid impulse buys to save money.
Not planning meals and making impulse buys
Aldi's processed foods might be convenient, but they're often more expensive than buying whole ingredients and cooking from scratch. Opt for fresh produce and meats to save money.
Buying pre-packaged or processed foods
Cashback apps like Ibotta and Fetch Rewards offer rebates on certain Aldi items. Don't miss out on these easy savings!
Not using cashback apps
Aldi's prices can fluctuate depending on the sales cycle. Keep track of prices and stock up on non-perishable items when they're at their cheapest.
Ignoring Aldi's sales cycle
Aldi offers discounts on bulk items like nuts, grains, and snacks. If you use these items regularly, buying in bulk can save you money in the long run.
Not buying in bulk
Aldi's store brands are often cheaper than name-brand products and are of similar quality. Opt for store brands to save money.
Not using Aldi's store brands
Without a list, you might forget essential items or buy unnecessary ones. Make a list and stick to it to avoid overspending.
Shopping at Aldi without a list
Aldi's weekly ads feature special deals on certain items. Check the ads and plan your shopping trip around these deals to maximize your savings.
Not taking advantage of Aldi's weekly deals