From bread and butter to snacks, these Aldi-exclusive products will become your new go-tos.
I grew up in a brand-loyal household.
I was the same, until I started doing the bulk ofmy shoppingat Aldi.
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More than 90% of the products the discount grocery chain carries are private label.
There are dozens of Aldi-exclusive brands, with products in every department, from produce to frozen foods.
Stocking the shelves with private label products is just one way the European-based storesaves shoppers money.
Aldi’s renditions are usually cheaper, and they can actually be better than the big-name versions.
Here are 11 Aldi dupes that I recommend buying.
But Aldi’s version is just as delicious, equally organic and non-GMO and cheaper.
Even the packaging is similar!
And just like the butter, they’re delicious.
But thanks to Aldi, it doesn’t have to be priced like one.
I still crave it from time to time, and Aldi’s version scratches the itch every time.
But it comes at a premium price.
The Berryhill spread is a bit thinner, which I personally prefer for spreading ontoastand crepes.
