Aldi grocery store - favorite foods!

I am in the UK, and also shop at Aldi.
Never had anything not good from there.. on the contrary!
I use the barcode scanner on my phone to add items to my food log and often Aldi's products come up as another more expensive supermarket.
I also once found courgettes with "Waitrose organic"-stickers in Aldi. (Waitrose is a high-end supermarket here in the UK)
So I suspect many products are the same in the end.. And therefore; why pay more?

Fave products?:
I buy chicken breasts and tuna steaks and fry a few at the time. I then take these to work as lunch with a salad or oven-baked egg-white omelet.
Much cheaper and much healthier that I could buy at/around work -and I know exactly how many cals I eat.
I love the Cooked and Peeled King Prawns -104 cals for the whole pack! Brilliant!
The small tins of tuna (E.g. "lemon and black pepper") are also great.
The rye-bread are also very good and filling.
Aldi here in the UK now also have Free-range whole chickens -These are delicious and again much cheaper than elsewhere -Albeit of course more expensive than non-free-range.
I feel that this makes me able to afford buying free-range.

...oh.. and my guilty pleasure are their "rice-youghurt/desserts" (a la Muller Rice).. but calorie count quite high

I love shopping at Aldi and do the majority of my shopping there. My prices are a little higher than OP's but still a lot cheaper than other grocery stores (for example eggs are 88 cents a dozen and baby spinach is $1.69). The produce at my store isn't subpar at all and you can't beat the price.

It's rare that I find something we don't like but If you do, you can take it back and get your money back, plus a replacement for free. I tried a certain variety of lunchmeat that we didn't like so they gave me my money back and let me get another variety.

I also love that it's small and I can get in, get what I need and get out in about 15 minutes or so.

Wow! Aldi is in the states? It's pretty big here in Switzerland, but it's better over the border in Germany. I love their laugenbrot (baked pretzels) and their light Mohrenkopf (no idea what they would be in English, kinda like a marshmallow cookie, but better) they are only 49 calories each and are amazing. Also, if they have Nimm2 candies, get the all natural fruit lolipops that are 39 calories each! And yes, I love the light Soy milk! SOOO GOOD!

I haven't shopped at Aldi's much, but bought some of the steamable bags of broccoli florets a month or so ago for $1.09 each. I LOVE these - eat the whole bag for 100 calories. This weekend I bought several packs of zucchini which was wonderful. I bought a box of Pizzelle cookies to try. Couldn't believe it said a serving was 6 cookies for 140 calories. These are GREAT! They taste like waffle cones, and 3 of them satisfy me easily. I also like the Kirkwood chicken breast strips to use on salads - the seasoned ones are my favorite.

As for the quality of fruits and veggies - they look the same, if not better, than the local grocery store and Wal-Mart. The assortment isn't as large, but you can't beat the prices.

We get their stuffed pasta shells and pasta a lot for low calorie dinners. LOVE it. Their turkey sticks, some of the fit and active snacks, and lots of fit and active broth. Their chicken breasts are cheap, too. And we buy ketchup from there by the case.

I'm very passionate about Aldi. I go there about twice a month despite it being about 50 miles away. (In all fairness, it's only about 20 miles from my office, though, so I'm practically halfway there!)

Aldi's have been popping up all over DFW and they just opened one by my house. May have to give it a try!

Their frozen whole green beans are incredible!! Nice and skinny, tender beans - very close to "garden fresh." Also, my hubby has to have chocolate chip cookies at least once a week, and nothing pre-bought either! Aldi's semi-sweet chocolate chips are SO MUCH BETTER than Nestle. It's like they have a stronger chocolate liquer or something... calorie content is the same, so I'll never use Nestle anymore!

Every time I go I try to pick out something new and try it. I've had an Aldi in town ever since I can remember, and I always drove past it. This past year I decided to check it out - sure am glad I did!! Now I just wish that I'd REMEMBER to bring my grocery bags all the time - LOL!!