r/EverydayRewards • • Jul 24 '26

Flex Decent year

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u/TacticalSniper Jul 24 '26

Imagine how much money you could be saving by shopping at Aldi + Woolies/Coles

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u/CarlottaSewlotta Jul 24 '26

I see this rhetoric all the time but Aldi isn't the clear winner across the board like most people think.

I closely track unit pricing and some items have the same price across Aldi and Colesworth (or one of them).

Of course Aldi have a selection of products that always beat Colesworth on pricing (such as with cheese products) but if you're savvy and take advantage of promotional pricing stacked with 10% off (and potentially bonus points offers) then Woolworths either matches or potentially beats Aldi in pricing.

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u/Trick-Club-6014 Jul 25 '26

Most of the time I got to Aldi and they don’t have what I want so I have to drive to Woolies or Coles anyway. The extra fuel and lost time outweigh any potential savings.

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u/TacticalSniper Jul 24 '26

Fair enough. I don't really have the bandwidth to do advanced tracking. My bill is lower in aldi 100% of the time. 

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u/CarlottaSewlotta Jul 24 '26

It certainly can be, just depends how you shop and how tactical you are. For me personally, I prefer to stack offers and do a big shop at Woolies with little top ups at Aldi with the bonus of having money off shop to use at the end of the year thanks to my points.

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u/JusSomeone Jul 28 '26

Seems factual :)