Lidl and Aldi are grocery stores with similar names, origins, and vibes, but the two are not the same thing, nor are both owned by the same parent company. advertisement. Tasting Table.

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When it comes to price, Aldi consistently comes out on top, with the grocer ranking as the lowest in price since November 2023. Lidl comes in at second place consistently, charging £1.99 more ...

At Lidl they were 39 cents a-piece. And at Aldi they're 42 cents a-piece. And you'd have to buy them 6 at a time. The biggest difference was the chicken breast! Lidi was $1.29 per pound.

With Aldi and Lidl continuing to announce new store openings in the UK, we asked the question: which has more of a presence in the Black Country and Staffordshire?

Lidl's bakery was another subject of discussion, with the brand offering the fresh selection at all of its stores, whereas, Aldi only has a bakery in 25 out of its over 1,000 stores.

Lidl Plus affords shoppers vouchers to help reduce the price of their shopping, and as an incentive to keep spending, the in-store bakery gives its customers a free item if you spend £10 in a month.