Here’s the thing about the Aldi Super 6: the list changes every week, and nobody knows why. It is chosen by a cabal of produce wizards who sit in a dimly lit room above a warehouse in Michigan. There is no logic. One week, it’s kiwis and potatoes; the next, it’s artichokes and satsumas. You must accept the mystery.
And you do not question the price. Two dollars for a pint of blueberries? That’s cheaper than a latte, and it has more antioxidants. You want logic? Go to Whole Foods. Here, we live on faith and impulse buys.
Also, a surprising fact: Aldi sells 90% of its produce under its own brand name, which means those “fancy” organic mangoes you see elsewhere are often the exact same mangoes, just without the fancy sticker. True story. You are paying for the illusion of a sticker.
Aldi Super Six Offers | ALDI Finds – CGSSON
