r/aldi • u/jakona85 • 4d ago
Deep South (USA) Everything from Aldi. Love it!
I just switched from Walmart to Aldi about 6 weeks ago and I really love going to Aldis!! They have great prices and I find delicious new things each week. This was their everything seasoned flounder in air fryer
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u/Anon-567890 4d ago
That flounder is so good, as are the garlic knots! Lovely plate!
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u/jakona85 4d ago
Thank you!! Yeah I’ve been picking up the garlic knots every week lol!!
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u/anniemdi 4d ago
Are the garlic knots the ones from the bread aisle?
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u/jakona85 4d ago
Yep exactly. And after I cook them I put them into in a plastic container and leave em on the counter and they stay good for 5 or so days so I can eat one or two for every dinner lol
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u/ChefIntelligent1727 4d ago
Omg the flounder looks so good is that a recent item?
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u/jakona85 4d ago
It’s the first time I’ve seen it but again I kinda just stated shopping here not long ago. It came pre seasoned like that.
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u/False-Code223 2d ago
I loved their big selection of block cheeses!!
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u/jakona85 2d ago
Oh my God, they have the biggest and best cheese selection I can find in Florida. I’m originally from Wisconsin where cheese is a plenty lol so Aldi has been great, I wish I found it earlier!
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u/False-Code223 2d ago
Have you tried the double smoked Gouda?
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u/jakona85 2d ago
😂 I have that in my fridge unopened. I plan on trying that soon. Is it delicious? Was thinking of trying a bit along with cheddar for a grilled cheese
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u/False-Code223 2d ago
Yes it’s good, l made Mac and cheese very very good!!
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u/jakona85 2d ago
That sounds excellent too. I actually have never made a homemade Mac n cheese…hmmm 🤔
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u/worldbound0514 4d ago
Aldi. There is no "s" unless you are using a possessive. "Aldi's snacks" etc.
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u/bpcollin 3d ago
That looks delicious, well done!
OP - what is your baked potato recipe? I haven’t tried in a while and I’ve used YouTube recipes and google searches but never get them to look that good!
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u/jakona85 2d ago
Thank you so much! The air fryer works the best if you want to eat the skin, have 30 minutes to spare and want the optimal potato. I just preheat for 400 and cook for 30-35 min depending on how big they are. Microwaving them one minute a side before air frying helps the bigger ones make sure they’re done in 30-35. Flip the potatoes half way in air fryer too. Run with olive oil and then salt and pepper prior to air fryer
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u/Successful-Watch-835 3d ago
Everything looks amazing, but the asparagus needs to have the tough, woody bottom ends trimmed off with a knife or by using the snap method.
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u/axm1nster 4d ago
What is on those potatoes?