Shopping at Lidl

Apparently a Scottish accent inspires confidence.

Personally I love Scottish accents - so soothing! But not into Lidl or Aldi

Not at all !!!
I was just saying "what gets on my pip " !
I AM allowed !

hmm

Nonu, what I meant was,do you have to have an english accent to do voice overs?

Hope you're not reading this Mrs Hannah. It seems John's accent is getting on someone's pip!

ESPY me neither , seems to be all the go at the moment though !

Cannot see what a scottish accent has to do with advertising a supermarket

ANNO LAL !

Must go there at once. And make a determined attempt to disguise my (slightly) Scottish accent.

Love Aldi & Lidl to bits . Such bargains to be had . Good quality too.
SMALL downside , just heard an advert for LIDL and they have taken like the CO-OP to have a bloke with a slighty Scottish accent .
Wonder why it gets on my pip .
Not that it will stop me going there you understand !

Several years ago Aldi had a gingerbread train. GS1 and I had a great time building it to surprise Mummy.

Love their gluwein. My German friends swear by Lidl and Aldi

Lidl nail varnish is the best ever at 3.99 a bottle.

ALL the Lidl German Christmas items are WONDERFUL. Have you seen their Gingerbread House? Much better & cheaper than the major 4's offerings AND it tastes delicious!! The GS, DD, GD and I enjoyed making it too. Their Gluwein is just outstanding ( and not expensive). Have a try at their muesli; that too is the best around too. I think we had this thread two years ago; I mentioned the gluwein then too................HICK!! !!

I love Aldi and Lidl stollen too - I have one at the moment and am struggling to resist before Xmas. I used to buy it from the German market here in Brum but the Aldi and Lidl ones are twice as big for half the money.

I love the marzipan stollen - it keeps really well but if you have had it for some time it is rather nice - toasted.
I am so pleased that some of you you have discovered the joys of Lidl and Aldi. All we have to hope for now is that they don't make moves to use the tactics of the big supermarkets.

A lot of my Aldi shopping goes into Waitrose bags and I've been using a Lidl bag for shopping in Waitrose.
One of the great joys of Aldi and Lidl is that they are smaller shops. They don't have 25 varieties of everything and I can be in and out in 10 minutes depending on the queue.

Lidl or aldi Stollen cake, Delicious!!!

Elegran

Now that so many stores don't give away plastic bags, perhaps we will return to EVERYONE packing their shopping into a bag whuich has no connection to where the stuff was bought.

I always thought it pretty naff to boast about where you shopped anyway - it all goes down the same red lane and eventually down the same white porcelain bowl.

Oh, oh. The wild bunch have arrived!

Love that too Merlot !

I love that Lona. There was something in the paper lately about some well to do looking woman standing in the queue in Aldi, talking on her phone and saying 'Be home soon darling, I'm just in the queue at Waitrose

I take my Waitrose wine bottle carriers into Aldi....just for the hell of it!