Redpill me on LIDL, what's the best shit I can buy?

Redpill me on LIDL, what's the best shit I can buy?

The lasagna is pretty good.

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Everything you buy there is decent, it just has an air of plebianism to it. I don't care about that, I don't have anything to prove. Main reason I go there is for the non-food deals they have all the time and the feeling I'm not paying extra for a "brand". Although in the end it's not that much cheaper than other grocery stores I noticed.

Anyway, not sure how it is across the ocean though, it may be a completely different setup.

They have good deals on vegetables. The bakery doesn't seem very impressive which is odd given how much space they devote to it and making it look good.

The cheap chocolate bars and some candies with a European twist are nice.

Cheap spices that are ok quality.

The meat has been hit and miss for me but I have gotten good deals on chicken.

Eggs are the cheapest around, like 50 cents a dozen. Milk was 2.35 a gallon yesterday which is a dollar more than I paid the day previous at food lion (the only other large local chain besides Wal-Mart).

Overall worth trying, sort of like a nicer aldis but still not upscale or anything approaching it. I wish they didn't waste all the store space on really stupid toys and power tools. That shit is probably horrible quality, nobody in their right mind will buy a no name $150 miter saw from the frozen food isle of their grocery store.

>That shit is probably horrible quality
That's the thing. It's not half bad. It's no festools or dewalt, but hell, nobody who does the odd job around the house really needs that level of quality.

Wait you can find Lidl in america?
oh fuck...

>local vegetables
>local product/brands (ie made in your country)
Pretty much these, not sure about Merica though as your veggies seem to be just maize and Merican brands are allready shit-tier trash but other countries in Yorop this should ring true.

Lidl-specific products i like the McEnnedy's carrot cakes though which is sort of Merican-imitation stuff.
The Asian "Vitasia" stuff is absolute trash though and same thing with the German stuff, just uneatable shit, also Trattoria the worst of the worst you can buy from Lidl.
"Italiamo" brand's ice-creams are pretty decent though, also their cookies and even frozen pizzas are pretty good.

"Vitasia" usually has some good products, but you need to weed out the trash.

Everything is good, nigga. Except premium black label LIDL brand. Deluxe is shit.

Like what? Only things that are okay from them that come to mind are maybe their noodles and canned fruits and coconut milk but that's the kind of stuff you have to really try to fuck up. Also i have mixed memories of their Teriyaki-meat, it was some frozen stuff i got on cheap and i cant remember if it was good or not, maybe good because i got it on -30% and meat's meat so it's atleast eatable no matter what you do.
Deluxe actually has some okay jams and jellys and i dont think their other stuff is too bad either though not sure about the frozen stuff but it's all way too expensive.
Only thing i'd consider buying from them now would be their Blackcurrant or cloudberry-jelly/jam and that's only because i cant find that shit cheaper anywhere else.

yea, I mostly use the basic stuff like you said. I could get that stuff elsewhere, but since Lidl is like a 5 minute walk away from me, I usually get it from there. Also try the frozen Nasi Goreng if it is available at your location. Makes a decent meal if you don't want to cut things up yourself.