IS ALDI REALLY CHEAPER? Aldi, Woolworths & Coles go head to head! $$$ - Food Shop Grocery Haul 

DOWN DOWN used to be part of the Coles jingle until recently, they have changed it now to UP UP.

I go to all 3 Aldi, Coles and Woolworths and get what ever is the best deal at each. It's cheaper than shopping at just one. Fruit and veg is cheaper at local fruit and vegetable shop than any of the supermarkets

I love Aldi! I know they don’t have everything but still makes a massive difference on how much you save. The prices you ended up with also included quite a few ‘special’ prices from Coles & Woolies whereas ALDIs prices only really fluctuate and go on special with the fruit & veg and everything else you know is pretty much going to stay the same price week to week. If those items that were on special had not been it would’ve made both totals even higher. I used to do the majority of my shopping based on the specials at both Coles and Woolies and I was still spending more than at Aldi 😆

Great video! It should be emailed to every household in Australia. Coles and Woolworths are a rip off. They play marketing games with their prices while Aldi just generally sticks to cheaper prices all the time. Quality is if anything better at Aldi too.

ALDI first class quality. Cant beat the prices. Usually about 30% cheaper

I was in Aus for few weeks.....I was hoping to find atleast few of my favorite products from Aldi (UK) in Aldi (Australia), but was disappointed that I didn't find any of those.......generally speaking, Aldi (UK) has better variety and product range compared with Aldi (Aus)

This is great! I would love to see this done again now as it’s 10 months on and groceries are so much more expensive now. Please would you consider doing this again? 😊

Someone reacted to your video and I had to come and ‘like’ your original, you put in so much work! Sadly there isn’t an Aldi within a hundred kms of me, but since Covid we have been bulk buying a few of our most used staples online for home delivery. Makes the weekly Coles shop a bit easier and cheaper.

I love shopping at Aldi too! I didn't know there were Aldi locations in other countries too :) They seemed to have the best prices overall compared to the other stores. I was so surprised that avocados only cost .99 cents! The prices of bacon and meat were great here too. It's so expensive everywhere else! I wonder why the sweet potatoes were so expensive at Aldi compared to the other stores, haha! Ooo, I will have to go pick up some shampoo, soap, and shower gel at Aldi now! The prices there are great. Interesting that the chip prices were about the same overall :)

Love how you show the prices of other stores on the screen 😁👍

Woolies & Coles actually do have in store bakery and make their own melting moments however when you are online shopping they won't always show you homebrand / on site products which can be very frustrating for online shoppers! There would only be a few dollars savings on some products for the totals but still the overall results won't change.

Thanks for sharing. Think I’ll be trying a shop at Aldi next week! It was great to see side by side comparisons.

Chicken thigh fillet is cheaper/taste better/more meal options.Breast sometimes dries & toughens

Awesome Job! Please keep updating these time to time😁😁

thanks for spending your time to calculate the differences! i do a mix of coles and Aldi, as i am GF and LF so some of the foods i have to go to coles for. But yes Aldi is amazing if you are watching your money. Thanks again

Great vid on the 1 shop! I generally start at the Aldi first, then hit woolies...so guess I do the 2 shop for our family (y)

I'm a Coles girl through&ghrough , Plus I love FlyBuys but after watching this will try Aldi this week cause food prices are just going up & up. Thank you for this video 🥰

Great video. Quite a difference there. 1 stop shopping is great. If you go to multiply places, any savings you got on items would be used up in fuel to get to the other stores...(unless you're in a plaza, lol)...I love the middle isle of Aldi. Going there today for bathroom stuff...

You only have to browse Woolies and Coles to know they are a lot more expensive. I see people doing a whole shop there, and wonder why. My main shop is Aldi, never had an issue with quality. I do go to woolies for a couple of things I can't get in Aldi.

Great video! I’ve been thinking about hitting up Aldi and now I think I will. The only thing I love about coles is flybuys 😆

Loved this video, and love your grocery hauls. Would love to see more of these, I’ve just discovered your channel and enjoying it!

Aldi is great but I can never do a full shop there as they don’t stock everything I need but majority of my shop is Aldi. Also, Aldi have pork mince for $3.99, at woolies it’s $6 (was $7) not sure about coles😊

thank u for this video, i am a sahm with 2 under 3 and with the cost of living at the moment really considering shopping at aldi now 😊

Incredibly thorough video I appreciate the amount of time and effort you put into it! Can I please encourage you however to please not buy bottled water it's incredibly bad for the environment and it's basically just tap water! You can buy fantastic reusable water bottles and I have a filter jug that I bought from Target 😃

Thank you. Very informative

Aldi is great but there are always a few things you have to go to woolies or coles just to get a few things you cant get at aldi.

Thank you so much for this video I always buy in coles and aldi but now I’m going to only buy at aldi xx

Great to see these comparisons

I just purchased the sweet potato Gold from Woolworths here in Melbourne this week for $1.35 each.

I pick Woolies for the most expensive

Thanks for that very surprising ! I enjoyed it

Join us. Don't use self serve. All make a huge line up at the single check out chick. It's a laugh and so much fun putting your finger up at the self serve cattle stations!!

Thanks for doing this comparison. I have a shopping centre that has all 3 supermarkets under the one roof and I got to all 3 chasing specials and favourite items but I know this is costing me more as the more shops you walk into, the more likely to buy unnecessary items at the time. One stop shop is the best and will give Aldi a try for it all.

Awesome video would be great to see repeated compared to now.

just a little note to be very vigilant with the unit prices. As per your prices on screen, Coles is actually the cheapest for the berated cheese

Very good video, but coles flybuys and Woolworths everyday rewards card are very good. coles also give free glassware or kitchenware every quarter for shopping frequently. there are lot more varieties in coles and Woolworths. more asian, indian Mexican and other cuisine items available. also you can self pay! you get at least $500-800 worth flybuys or quantas/rewards points every year if you buy for this much in coles or Woolworths. also do not forget 4c fuel discount at coles express and carltex stores. I feel vegetables and fruits are cheaper in aldi. That reduced a lot from your bill. Also $11 was reduced just from that steak and $9 for that streaky bacon and $5 for water tank. You bought 3 so $15 extra. $8 extra for dove. Normally dove always comes for half price in Woolworths and coles at $7.50. its too dumb to pay $15 for Dove. which in total is $42 increase in coles and Woolworths bill. chicken breast has a bit more fat in it than coles/woolworths and its same price in aldi. butter same price. $2 added for that biscuit due to packet price which is double in quantity. There is home brand for pringles in Woolworths/coles and also that same price as in aldi. $4 added there into your bill. $5 added into Woolworths for organic eggs but they are 700g instead of 600g which you bought. you get organic paster raised egg for $9 in Woolworths, why get just organic for $11? you get free range for $5 which is same as in aldi. i think $50-60 is bit too high for a normal person's shopping. if you exclude a bit of items you bought and do a bit more smart shopping choices i think I can reduce the bill difference to less than $5. which can be even reduced to 0 with flybuys or everyday rewards. My recommendations. 1. buy affordable beef. like bolar blade or topside or chunk. its same price in aldi as well. 2. buy extra lean(95%) or lean(90%) beef mince. its not available in aldi. only regular available(83% lean) and its same price in Woolworths and coles. 3. buy different cuts of becon. there are cheaper cuts of becon/pork starting at $8.75 a kilo. 4. don't buy water tank. buy water bottles which are same price or else carry water from home in a container. why tank?? 5. buy shampoo when there is half price. 6.buy home brand for chips. i think it was a comparison mistake in your video. 7. Don't buy all the vegetables in the store. try buying carrots, spinach, apple, oranges, cucumber, pineapple, pumpkin, onion, its pretty similar price in coles and Woolworths. 8. there are fruits not available in Aldi like kiwi, dragon fruit, nectarines, plum, raspberry, grape etc. 9. you didnt buy any staples like rice, wraps, bread, pasta, noodles, ginger garlic, spices, oil, lentils. staples are same price everywhere. my suggestions to buy from aldi are 1. nuts 2. chocolates. 3. dutch pan and other high quality utensils.(not sure if they still sell them) 4. fruits and vegetables. specially banana and tomato. Aldi keeps banana right at the front to make everyone feel that aldi is cheaper. being a person who has bought for all the stores, i feel like i wouldn't recommend Aldi. if you are a smart buyer then coles and Woolworths would be cheaper in the long run for a minimum time frame of 1 year. buy during half price, stack up and use flybuys points and reward points which can be converted to quantas points. all the best.

Thank you for the video

The "protein yoghurt" doesn't have more protein added to it, its got less fat, making it a better protein/calorie ratio. It is more commonly known as "non-fat greek yoghurt" if you were watching an american RU-vidr for example. Also Woolworths does have its own brand one.

I'm in North Carolina, USA. and my mouth hit the floor. I will no longer complain about prices. Banan's are about 0.48cents for six, a gallon of milk is about $1.54, eggs for a dozen are about $1.00 on sale or $1.75 not on sale. I get 18 eggs for $2.00. Peanut butter is $2 dollars, it's crazy expensive in Australia. youtube aldi shops in usa, to see some price comparisons.

Thanks! Xx 😘

Just told my partner the price difference and he couldn’t believe it but wasn’t shocked when he heard woolies was most expensive

I have found Aldi from my recent event hosting experience for my birthday to be the best place to get items for the cheese platter. Their biscuits/rice crackers, cheeses, and dips are of great value and taste. 😀I shopped around Woolworths and Coles when I was planning event, because they used to have good specials on cheeses, but now there are hardly any. So I had to go back to Aldi and pick up a couple of them. Other things we buy are brioche burger buns, quick rice (90sec) in packets when doing a stir fry, sliced cheese, and protein bread (that's amazing and has lots of fiber).😄 I only shop for truss tomatoes, because if tomato has no smell - means that it's lacking the taste 😋

Down down down is coles love x

I do most of my shopping g at Aldi but their bits grain just do not compare with vita weat at all. I threw a whole packet out because they were so bad.

Mind blowing

Have you done a late night Coles run, to see what expired deals you can get at cents

not anymore a lot of average food, it's more expensive now and their's very low variety with their packaged dinners. Hope Tescos comes to our town, Dunnes Stores are crap and too expensive. Lidl is just a more expensive version of Aldi and Super Valu are way to expensive.

Bamboo in sausages at Woolworths 😂.

Thanks again for watching!! I must say I was UTTERLY shocked at the results. Was your prescription correct? Full details found in the description box below the video: All prices you see in this comparison were collected at the time of filming this video. Prices change frequently due to the supermarkets promotional schedule. Some days you can get an absolute bargain, some days you are paying top dollar. The totals were calculated using the figures shown on screen during the video at the cost they were at the time (sale items were added at their sale price, not full price). I always go for the most cost effective option and not afraid of going for the home brand items, in some instances I have tried the home brand items in the past (as per the dish washing liquid mentioned) and no longer purchase, therefore have added the cost of the item I would purchase to the totals today. Items have been chosen on a like for like basis - down to ingredient's, protein content or organic goods and have been matched comparably. All totals are based on a "one stop shop" concept. They have been calculated based on the items I would personally pick off the shelves if I had taken my list to each store and done our weekly food shop. Thanks for reading, have a fab day! ✨☺

😱 WOW

That proves my theory that Coles is cheaper than Woolies but Aldi trumps them both

I mainly shop at ALDI and go-to woolies for my other products I can't get from aldi . As my mum wasn't to keen on aldi at first but has changed her mind

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What about target 🎯? Is it cheaper or not ?

If you are going to do a comparison you must do like for like, eg dishwashing liquid Woolworths example was earth choice, the Woolworths brand liquid is much cheaper. There were a few examples like this.

Get yourself a rice cooker! They are so cheap and foolproof.

I only shop at IGA

*How could you not show us the red meat 😢.* p.s. “organic eggs” means nothing. The healthiest eggs are “pasture raised eggs” these are chickens which have been fed an appropriate diet and not soy/corn feeds. It’s hard to determine which actually do it, but the more orange the yolks is and the harder the shell/yolk are to break are a good way to tell.

How can you call Aldi a one stop shop when you can’t get everything there?

You’ve convinced me. I’m off to Aldi….🏃‍♀️

Why don't you drink the free tap water?

All of this stuff will only last long for 1 week are you sure ?

Yes, aldi is cheaper and have LIVE people on their checkouts to serve you . The old fashioned way, unlike coles and woolies who shuffle you onto their automated card machines. It seems funny that aldi can still make good profit and have cheaper prices and still have people serving on the checkout. I do not shop at coles and woolies anymore. BOYCOTT THEM.

That's your problem right there, you're trying to shop for healthy fresh foods. You need to go for the cheap processed mass produced foods which are generally taxed lower, you're a bad shopper to Coles and Woolworths, they want you to stay in aisles 3 to 10 which contain these processed foods.

Love Aldi products, but it is not worth saving few $ and be humiliated every time by young staff going through my bags at the end of my shopping Just wondering when will they start looking through customers pockets Woolworths staff is checking in more respectful manner

Why are you buying water ? Aussie urban water doesn't have quality problems.

Why are you buying water lol australia was great water unless you are living super remote

Australia last place I.n The world to have Woolworth s

If you are that concerned about budget, why in the heck are you paying for water?!

Burns your hands? Don't you wear latex gloves when washing the dishes? I buy boxes of gloves on eBay, works out cheaper.

Not so cheap anymore, things seem to go up each week, and were still blaming Covid and the war in Ukraine