Unboxing Aldi & Tesco Food Haul

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Friday Night Grocery Haul
3. Aldi Shopping
4. Tesco Click and Collect
5. Fresh Produce
6. Snacks and Treats
7. Meat and Dairy
8. Breakfast and Cereal
9. Alcohol and Beverages
10. Conclusion

Friday Night Grocery Haul

Welcome back to my Channel! This week's grocery haul is a little different because it's Friday night and I have just returned from Aldi. It has been a long week, and tomorrow is our wedding anniversary, so we have a big weekend planned. I only picked up a few items from Aldi as We Are going out for a full day tomorrow. The rest of our shopping will be done on Monday, my day off from work.

Aldi Shopping

Let's start with the items I picked up from Aldi. I decided to grab some ice creams for a treat, including the limited edition mango flavor that I have heard great things about. I also got some cookie and ice cream sandwiches for my son Harry, who loves the Oreo ones. I couldn't find his favorite crumbly cones, so I opted for the caramelized biscuit choc sticks, which are amazing. Other items on my list included lean beef steak mince, mature cheddar cheese, and a box of strawberries.

In addition to these essentials, I indulged a bit and bought some treats like Arrow snow bubbles, caramel crunch bars, and chocolate crunchy clusters. I also picked up croissants, peanut butter, Belgian white chocolate and raspberry cookies, baby bells, wonky blueberries (that don't actually look wonky at all), and some Teddy Faces for the kids. Lastly, I grabbed two bottles of wine and a box of Carlsberg pilsner.

Tesco Click and Collect

This morning, I decided to try something new and did a Tesco Click and Collect order. The process went smoothly, with only one substitution (toilet Roll). I saved both time and money by utilizing this service. Now, let's see what I got from Tesco.

Fresh Produce

I started by stocking up on fresh produce. I picked up some red seedless grapes, super sweet British raspberries, and blueberries for my breakfasts. I also got some British carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, cucumber, and red onions for our meals.

Snacks and Treats

For quick and easy meals, I bought frozen diced chorizo, chicken dippers, and a garlic baguette. In addition, I couldn't resist getting Cathedral City mature cheddar, barbecue beef Hula Hoops, and pot noodles for my husband's lunches. I also treated myself to some Morello cherry lemonade and beef and tomato Pot Noodles.

Meat and Dairy

On the menu this week, we have salmon with vegetables and new potatoes, and Thai sweet chili Ben's Original rice. I grabbed chicken breast fillets, sweet chili hot smoked salmon fillets, and chicken dippers for the kids. To accompany our meals, I got some tortilla wraps, wholemeal toasty loaves, and microwave rice.

Breakfast and Cereal

To restock our cereal supply, I bought multi-grain hoops and malt wheats. I also picked up some whole grain and Thai sweet chili Ben's Original rice to mix in for healthier options.

Alcohol and Beverages

Lastly, I grabbed a few drinks. I got some Coke Zero as they were out of my favorite Pepsi Max, as well as some Colgate toothpaste. For dairy, I purchased kitchen towel, toilet roll, and two four-pint bottles of milk.

That concludes my Tesco Click and Collect haul. I hope You enjoyed watching, and I will see you again soon!

Conclusion

In this grocery haul, I shared with you my Friday night Aldi shopping and my Tesco Click and Collect order. I picked up a variety of items, including fresh produce, snacks, treats, meat, dairy, breakfast essentials, and beverages. Both shopping trips were successful, and I managed to get everything I needed for our upcoming weekend plans. Stay tuned for more grocery hauls in the future!

Highlights:

1. Friday night grocery haul from Aldi and Tesco Click and Collect.
2. Indulgent treats and snacks for a special weekend.
3. Fresh produce for nutritious meals.
4. Convenient microwave rice and pot noodles for quick lunches.
5. Meat and fish options for varied dinners.
6. Stocking up on breakfast essentials like cereal and bread.
7. Drinks and beverages for the weekend celebrations.
8. Using Click and Collect to save time and money.
9. Exploring different stores for a range of products.
10. Overall successful haul for our upcoming weekend plans.

FAQ

Q: What is Click and Collect? A: Click and Collect is a service offered by some supermarkets where customers can place their grocery orders online and pick them up at a designated time from a participating store.

Q: How does Click and Collect work? A: With Click and Collect, customers browse the supermarket's website or app, select the items they want to purchase, choose a convenient pickup time, and pay for their order online. They then collect their groceries from a designated collection point at the chosen store.

Q: Is Click and Collect free? A: Click and Collect services may be free or have a nominal fee, depending on the supermarket. It is best to check the specific terms and conditions of the retailer you are using.

Q: Can I make changes to my Click and Collect order? A: Some supermarkets allow customers to make changes to their Click and Collect orders before the pickup time. This can usually be done through the retailer's website or by contacting their customer service.

Q: What are some benefits of using Click and Collect? A: Using Click and Collect can save time as you can pre-order your groceries and pick them up at a convenient time. It also allows you to avoid crowded stores and long checkout queues. Additionally, it can help with budgeting as you can see the total cost of your order before paying.

Q: Can I use coupons or discounts with Click and Collect? A: Most supermarkets allow customers to use coupons and take advantage of discounts when using the Click and Collect service. However, it is recommended to check the specific terms and conditions of the retailer you are using.