Aug 05, 2022
I stopped buying an overpriced food item and swapped for cheap Aldi product instead – it saves me cash every time I shop
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NOT all grocery store items are created equal.
Tiktok user ClaudiasCucina recently posted a video explaining one of her best money-saving tips that'll save you cash every time you shop.
2Tiktok user ClaudiasCucina shows how to save money while buying juicesCredit: ClaudiasCucina/tiktok 2Aldi's powdered Fruit Punch and other juices are a money-saving alternative to bottled beveragesCredit: ClaudiasCucina/tiktokClaudia told her viewers that beverages are one of the most overpriced products at the grocery store.
"Skip all those sodas, lemonades, anything prepackaged, pre-bottled," the influencer said.
Instead, Claudia suggested buying powdered packets of your drink of choice, or Crystal Light.
Alternatively, you may want to consider swapping for Aldi brand fruit punch powder and use that for yourself or your kids.
Read More Grocery Store TipsPRICE CHECK I'm an Aldi superfan - I feed my family of six for just $5.18 and you can tooCOOL DOWN I'm a grocery shopping pro - three things you can freeze and save cold hard cashClaudia noted it can save you "a ton of money".
The TikToker, who has nearly 29,000 followers, said the process of making the drinks yourself is well worth the money you'll save by avoiding pricy bottled beverages.
She goes on to tell her viewers to shout out their favorite flavor of the Aldi brand powdered drinks in the comment section.
Some of their favorites included lemonade, cherry limeade, and the very fruit punch seen in the video.
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Prices vary between locations, but a Michigan store charges $1.99 for the pack, or 33 cents each, according to Instacart.
Each pack is said to be enough for 10 servings, which means it can save you a lot of cash if you're willing to be flexible.
Other ways to save while shoppingAs well as product alternatives, Aldi has plenty of deals for those looking to save money.
If you're looking for when to get the best deals at Aldi, experts say Wednesdays are the day to make your trip since the Aldi Finds sale section gets restocked on Tuesday nights.
But it's not just the deals on the shelves to keep an eye out for when looking to save money.
You can get extra savings by taking advantage of cash back and couponing apps that accept Aldi receipts.
And if you're a frequent Aldi shopper, you should download the Aldi app so you don't miss out on all the app-exclusive perks.
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Plus, an expert reveals the products to avoid at the discounter.
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