The prices in the supermarkets and discounters are still high. An Aldi customer now showed his purchase and was anything but enthusiastic.
Bochum – Visiting the supermarket has recently become less and less fun for many consumers. The prices for many products remain high. Affected people keep sharing their experiences on social media. Like one People affected by poverty who redeem their Rewe-Bon for three simple items showed – and didn’t want to believe the price. On AldiThe customer now also showed his purchase and was not very enthusiastic about the sum he had to pay at the discounter checkout.
Aldi customer shows his purchase and reveals the price: “I could throw up”
on Twitter the man shared a picture of the purchased products. You can see, among other things: packaged sausages, meatballs, salami sticks, bread, rice, various canned fillets and a large smoothie. The Aldi customer wrote about his quite varied purchase: “Just went to Aldi for a short time and bought a few things.”
However, the price made the man angry, which he also made clear with a corresponding emoji. According to the information, the Aldi customer had to pay 30.20 euros for a total of twelve products. “Boy, I could puke,” he commented on the award. A customer was also excited about the price Difference between Aldi Süd and Aldi Nord in one product noticed.
Aldi customer shows his purchase: Twitter users puzzle over the price
In the comments below the tweet, other consumers agree and share their experiences. “Toilet paper costs over four euros. What’s going on in Germany?” asks a user. However, a recent survey by the Munich Institute for Economic Research (Ifo) shows that 2023 fewer companies want to increase their prices – some even lower them.
Another Twitter user claims to have identified the culprit for the high price of Aldi shopping in the smoothie. “This thing alone costs eight euros or so,” he claimed. However, the author of the tweet disagreed, saying the smoothie only cost a little over two euros. The tweet does not make it clear which of the products was ultimately responsible for the annoying purchase price.
One shows that you can also get away cheaper when shopping Aldi customer who, with a simple trick, only eleven instead of 27 euros had to pay. Another Aldi customer marveled at his receipt and made his cashier laugh too. In the UK, a cared for Aldi offer recently for chaotic scenes in the discounter. (ph)