Aldi teabags
#21
Re: Aldi teabags
Too late! They've been and gone before i could even get me Twinings out! We're sending one last box by air though so maybe I'll use teabags instead of packing peanuts...
#23
Spud
Joined: Feb 2011
Location: Avoca Beach
Posts: 565
Re: Aldi teabags
I went to the local Aldi today, nowt much British there today sadly. They did have ski's and bindings for $299 and ski jackets /pants going cheap. Sadly, my ski-ing days are over.
#24
Re: Aldi teabags
I've had to resort to buying Twinings after vowing I never would again after the first two brands I tried were rank. I could live without most things but no decent tea.
#26
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 6,600
Re: Aldi teabags
They're British skis and bindings and jackets and pants . . . where's your sense of national pride? . . . get spending man!
#27
Home and Happy
Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Keep true friends and puppets close, trust no-one else...
Posts: 93,833
#28
Re: Aldi teabags
I'm assuming you're going in for the kill as far as the pickled onions are concerned?
#29
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Mar 2004
Location: Sydney
Posts: 1,628
Re: Aldi teabags
With regard to tea bags have you tried Aldi standard strong round, always bought Yorkshire Gold when we first got here but found these and felt they were nearly as good and at just over $2 a box they don't hit the bank account too hard.
#30
Re: Aldi teabags
no black jacks this time bought loads last time when they were reduced and the Aussies I work with loved them
With regard to tea bags have you tried Aldi standard strong round, always bought Yorkshire Gold when we first got here but found these and felt they were nearly as good and at just over $2 a box they don't hit the bank account too hard.
With regard to tea bags have you tried Aldi standard strong round, always bought Yorkshire Gold when we first got here but found these and felt they were nearly as good and at just over $2 a box they don't hit the bank account too hard.