ALDI has confirmed that a fan-favorite shopping event is returning soon.
The week-long season offers customers the chance to try out new European foods.
Aldi has confirmed that German Week is coming back this month.
The twice-yearly shopping event sees the supermarket stock its shelves with German food products from the Deutsche Küche brand.
Aldi is a German supermarket, so customers can look forward to authentic flavors and a wide assortment.
The store tweeted September 8 to confirm: “German Week is headed your way in just a couple of weeks!
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“Keep an eye on our weekly ad for all the deets!”
While Aldi is yet to reveal what will be available, the previous German Week provides some clues.
Last held in May, Aldi stocked up on items such as pork schnitzel, muesli, and apple strudel.
The selection also included more niche products, such as donauwelle, an indulgent German cake, and Bavarian soft pretzel sticks.
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A LIDL COMPETITION
Aldi is not the only German supermarket enjoying success in the US.
Competitor Lidl is trying to catch up with continued expansion stateside.
It is currently building two new stores in New York City.
There are now 171 Lidl stores in the US, while Aldi is still well ahead with over 2,300 locations.
Both stores are stripped back, smaller than average grocery stores, and carry fewer products than big names like Walmart and Kroger.
While both have low prices, there is one key difference between the two.
Lidl stocks more well-known brand items, whereas Aldi opts for cheaper, private-label alternatives.
But Aldi is continuing to grow its store footprint too.
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The company has purchased Winn-Dixie and Harvey Supermarkets, amassing 400 potential locations in the Southeast.
Sadly, all Winn-Dixie pharmacies will be closing as a result of the merger.
