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As a bottle of olive oil leaps to an average of £9 a litre, the cheaper alternatives that won't burn a hole in your wallet - and are still healthy - Vimarsana News

As a bottle of olive oil leaps to an average of £9 a litre, the cheaper alternatives that won't burn a hole in your wallet - and are still healthy

Olive oil is now 89 per cent more expensive than in 2022...so what else can we drizzle on salads, or use to bake and fry with, that won't send us back to the dark days of lard? FEMAIL asks the experts.

Aldi issues warning to shoppers ahead of the May bank holiday weekend - Vimarsana News

Aldi issues warning to shoppers ahead of the May bank holiday weekend

In a message to shoppers, Aldi said the busiest shopping day this weekend will be Saturday, May 4 so those who struggle in busy supermarkets should try and avoid visiting the store on this day

Aldi calls for public suggestions on new store locations in UK - Vimarsana News

Aldi calls for public suggestions on new store locations in UK

The suggestions with the highest frequency will be considered in line with Aldi's plans for expansion.

Source: yahoo.com
Aldi shoppers feel cheated after spotting secret symbol on food packaging - Vimarsana News

Aldi shoppers feel cheated after spotting secret symbol on food packaging

Supermarket shoppers are only just realising what a specific symbol on food products means - and they're not happy. One woman decided to weigh her food to investigate futher

14 of the best specialty items to get at Aldi this month - Vimarsana News

14 of the best specialty items to get at Aldi this month

This May, Aldi is stocking its shelves with seasonal treats, specialty pizzas, fun summery drinks, and quick meals, all for $7 or less each.

Source: yahoo.com