Sent a message to aldi. Just watched a video from Dr. Paul Saladino about the best meats and other foods to buy at aldi for clean, organic food. Store manager rudely told him he couldn’t make his video and threw him out. Way to go. Literally thousands of people are excited to go buy the items he recommends. Personally, I changed my mind and ordered from wild pastures instead.
@@cindyleastorch194well i get it imagine if all influencers we’re filming in stores non stop its a nuisance to shoppers this isnt a filming studio its a store
Why do you say that? Seems like they asked him to stop filming before? If that's a rule of the store that applies to everyone; why should Paul get a pass?
It's great to see compared to every other video you see online of the person or people ransacking the business or playing pranks on people at the stores. Love Paul.
Thank god there are people like you out there. I think these videos offer valuable education to all and free of charge too. This type of education is super valuable to the world
I always shop at Aldi now. Used to spend $600 -700 a month at Kroger. Now spend about about $350 at Aldi and $50 at Kroger. My Aldi has some organic fruit. They also have many other organic products. The 85/15 Organic grass fed ground beef is great for $3.99 s pound. Also good prices on organic and free range eggs.
I don't want anyone filming some video for youtube with me in the background, keep me out of your videos. I make an exception for store security cameras
I did my first ever carnivore shopping trip this week. I felt so liberated! I only shopped three sections of the store, meat, cheese and eggs! In and out very quickly! Power in my pocket book when bypassing 95% of the store!
@@rickyl8111 Why judge an entire chain based on the actions of one employee, in one store? Not to mention, that business is private property for public accommodation. They have every right to ask this guy not to film if that is the policy. He was aked once to desist, yet he continued to do it anyway. If you ask me, that was an a-h0le move on his behalf. You can't commit the offense then play the victim.
@liberpater1342 I guess your legal rational is cool. But people FaceTime loudly in stores and thats fine. A guy videos to talk about the food, he can't play victim because he committed the offense?
I learned of grass fed ground beef at 3.99 a pound from another health guy. Cheaper than the regular elsewhere here. So these videos give them business. Funny how it seemed to be hidden up high to try to sell 10 regular pre-made burger for 10 dollars. Ended up alot per pound. I had to search for it. So delicious on the grill. Bobby approved. He's not animal based but I've learned alot from him about seed oils etc. Looking at labels etc.
The baking soda to clean fruits and vegetables is not a trick. It's been around for a long time. I'm guessing you're really young or you would have heard about it. But, yes, it's great.
They didn't treat him badly. Seems they asked him once nicely to stop filming and then he started filming again hoping to knock out the rest of the video and the manager got frustrated.
@@maxthehumandogoh yeah the shift manager at a grocery store who gets paid hourly is secretly working for big pharma and doesn't want you educated lol. That shift manager could get fired for allowing this. Please have respect for grocery workers as they just work for a corporate business to feed their families. They aren't in charge of anything.
Yep, but my experience with aldi staff is they are about the nicest employees of any other chain. Thats another reason I love shopping there. I no longer shop at kroger who push free jab over intercom system.
@@mhamrin5906 So you're blacklisting a store because they were trying to reduce covid spread? Were you one of those renegades who refused to wear a mask despite story policy? Come on, man.
I’m disappointed they made you stop filming. I love Aldi and I appreciate hearing what others’ find healthy when shopping at Aldi. Thank you so much! I love your channel!! 🐮 🛒
@@vinzbrah0905 I know this person , she's a carnivore , sounds like carnivore Detoriation just like Jordon Peterson , who frightened and confused Elon Musk in a interview recently when he was blathering about carnivore fictional stories . Have you seen the interview , very embarassing for team carnivore/ " animal based " .🥲
Aldi out my way has grass fed 85%/15% ground beef for $3.99 lb on sale. Also, don't waste money on organic chicken parts. Buy a whole roaster and break it down yourself for $2.79 per lb. Not only is it WAY cheaper, you're left with a carcass and often a giblet package, which can be turned into soup stock.
Good call on "the whole bird." Agree 100%. That is EXACTLY what we do. And we not only get multiple meals but 3 quarts of amazing stock. AND? The spent bones after 3 hours in the pressure cooker become compostable....meaning plant food. NOTHING goes to waste!
Actually it’s the opposite of Woke. ALDIs isn’t like every other American grocery store, they operate with in European way. They do not want “social media influencers” going into their store to film and distract other customers. Their business model is for people to go in and get their shit and out super fast, no time wasting. Their checkout person is also timed on items scanned to ensure it’s a fast paced environment. The whole vibe of the store would change if influencers were going in just to blog lol the Woke businesses support influencers coming in a filming without any consideration of shoppers who hate being on recorded. ALDIs doesn’t need nor want influencers promoting their stores, Their business model had worked successfully for decades in both Europe and the US.
Aldis doesn’t want Influencers blogging in their stores because it is distracting for other shoppers. Not every shopper wants to see an influencer filming while they’re just trying to get their groceries and leave. Social media is ruining good etiquette and consideration for others. I absolutely hate when I see someone filming and I have to wait for them to finish to avoid being in their stupid video lol
Aldis doesn’t want Influencers blogging in their stores because it is distracting for other shoppers. Not every shopper wants to see an influencer filming while they’re just trying to get their groceries and leave. Social media is ruining good etiquette and consideration for others. I absolutely hate when I see someone filming and I have to wait for them to finish to avoid being in their stupid video lol
😂🤣 I was thinking the same thing before I started watching. It ok though he could have shoplifted up to $900 ....@ a thousand the police can arrest him ‼️😂🤣
So, Dr. Saladino was in the middle of giving me -- AND TENS OF THOUSANDS OF OTHER PEOPLE -- lots of good reasons to buy certain items at Aldi when the store manager chased him out. Smart... really smart. Who trained this numbskull? I have been a regular Aldi shopper for many years, but I'll be looking for more options at other stores now.
Every Aldi I’ve ever been to has a decent organic produce section. I’m thinking he just didn’t see it. In our town, Aldi is the ONLY store that sells specifically “pastured” chicken eggs and grass-fed beef at anywhere close to a reasonable price. Love me some Aldi! 🥰
Don’t make vegans the enemy… a lot of us agree with Paul and a animal based diet… we just choose not to eat meat… We prefer farming chickpeas and quinoa… but we agree with facts good vegans… ones who eat Whole Foods… we look at it like beef and goat, or quinoa and chickpeas… either is better than cereal, sugar, seed oils, etc…
@@cameronann2093 It was a joke, not to be taken seriously, relax please. And it’s “An” animal based diet btw. I think the quinoa and chickpeas have affected your grammar.
Paul, next time shop, buy the stuff and film it being unloaded in their parking lot. You own it now. Film a part 2 when you eat it and give us your opinion. The no filming policy is to deter Walmart and Kroger spies from trying to undercut ALDI. Aldi can wave that rule anytime.
Don't. Aldi.is amazing. If you avoid places because of rude people you would never go anywhere. Better yet call Aldi corporate and tell them what happened.@@chuckgilly
@@HoNow222how is it rude to ask someone to not film in their store? I think it’s more rude to ignore a request from an employee and keep filming. It seems She’s probably has dealt with tik tokers causing/harassing people so she said no recording. But didn’t say he had to leave until he ignored her request. Even then she didn’t want to.
Aldi’s recently had grass fed ground beef for $3.99/ lb . I just made the GF Rib eyes and they were tasty. Their pastured raised eggs are definitely more golden than conventional eggs. My Aldi’s has organic fruit - small selection but there. They also have organic frozen fruit in the freezer section.
The pastured raised I've bought....sometimes pretty golden; other times...ordinary yellow....and that raises an eyebrow. I'm with Paul....just don't know if I fully trust the bold claims on the package ;)
My Aldi has organic berries, apples, pears, squashes etc, and much more. You just have to look a little bit. Also we all should learn the PLU codes which tell you if a product is Organic, Ionized, GMO, etc.
"Feed lot" beef is still grass fed, just not grass finished. The cattle start out on pasture, they are just grain fed the last several months of their lives to fatten them up.
At tops, there's only about a 6% difference in benefits between grass fed beef and grain finished. Not in a million years would I spent extra money for grass fed only. Big racket!
@@VicCee128 At 71 years young and in perfect health. I have eaten grain feed beef and chicken all my life. I agree grass feed is the newest catch phrase. It is the food industry scam for higher profits.
If you buy directly from a good local rancher, there is a stark difference between grass finished vs feedlot beef. It’s dark burgundy, and tastes very rich and beefy. But the grass-finished from the store is not noticeably different in taste or appearance to grain-fed beef. So if I’m purchasing from a store, I get the grain-fed stuff.
I switched up my diet 5-6 years ago - before I discovered Paul - but I educated myself -- and ended up with a diet similar to Paul's. Paul is spewing the truth: just got back from my annual checkup; my doctor says: "your blood pressure is perfect; and you look great." She was beaming - as I am; 55 does not feel like a real number: do not believe the hype: you can be 55 and feel 25; I'm a walking testimony. And Paul: grab some of that German bier while you're at it ;)
I quit shopping at aldi two years ago. I shop local farmers for things I don't grow or raise myself, and shop a locally owned and operated grocery store for the rest.
regencylass1183 Me too, years ago. The staff are so rude, they throw your groceries at you in the checkout, can't wait to get you out of the store and charge you extra for using a credit card. Absolutely no customer service. Plus the way everything is so mixed up in the store, to find what you might want you have to spend an hour looking through all the merchandise.
I don’t mind people filming, the people with kids screaming and running a round in my way are more annoying than someone trying to help people. I have bought MORE items at Aldi’s watching these guys than I would if I went in myself.
Imagine getting mad at someone giving your store free publicity and being generally positive towards the products. That woman kind of reminds me of _that_ secret service woman, you know the one.
Imagine asking some a-hole to desist their behavior not once but twice, in an establishment YOU are responsible for. This guy acted like a tool and disrespected the pleas from a respectful employee. Btw, according to this dopes' very own footage, she never asked him to leave. Is he a liar or did he persist in filming, three strikes and he was out?
She was perfectly polite. If the store policy precludes filming, then that’s the policy. I expect more businesses are going to adopt those policies with all the ridiculous TikTok behavior going on and IRL streamers doing ridiculous things.
NGL the employee was asking nice not once but twice, I think its okay and very nice the way Paul acknowledged and all good. No need to cause any drama for both parts.
. . .? We're not causing drama. We're just simply and unemotionally stating that we will not be taking our business to a store that's afraid of what people might see if they get their aisles, products, and labels filmed.
Paul acknowledged and then did it behind their back anyhow. he could have gone before hand and introduced himself to the manager and said what he wanted to do. likely his filming was upsetting customers in the store.
Aldi is the best. I’ve already been getting everything that you recommended for a little over a year now. Feel so much better and have so much more energy. My aldi also has organic half and half and pasture raised eggs 💪🏽
Yes, Aldi is definitely missing out on free commercial for them. That’s just a stupid mistake on kicking somebody out for helping out them to sell their product.
What if we stopped shopping at corporate stores that hire these robots? We just keep complaining and accepting shit people like this in our society? Why?
Just so you know, “local honey” can actually be 50 gallons of honey from various countries that can be bottled locally. This is done legally, by the way. You do better by knowing a local beekeeper.
Thank you so much Dr Paul, so sorry the manager kicked you out. We're on a tight budget and I appreciate your input on positive food choices for my family! ❤
UA-cam videos like this offer free and in depth education to every person in the world in the modern day. The Aldi manager is anti-education and seems to be miserable with her life. Thanks for this video, this videos provides amazing value for everyone
Thank you so much for the valuable information and entertaining content. Sorry that you got kicked out of the store. You had a great attitude about it. 👍🏻👍🏻
The way to tell grass fed beef is by the color of the fat. Grass fed beef will be more yellow from the beta carotene that comes from the grass. Some grass fed cattle are finished off on cereal grain fields.
In the UK they cut all the fat off as the public is still living in the sugar/oil 70s food pyramid. The meat is immature and tasteless here. The meat section in AldiUk is tiny, 90% of the plain yoghurt is fat free, Im so jealous of US healthy tasty choices. I have a local family butcher here, where l have just moved which is struggling somewhat by selling supermarket barbie type food at higher prices. I went in with my friend once, and asked them about keto/ carnivore, she said "we've heard if it yes, but the customers don't ever talk about it".Zero curiosity. I don't have the patience anymore to spends months explaining multiple USPs and untapped markets, l dropped it.
wasnt really angry. They have a strict privacy policy and do not want their stores or customers filmed. They will actually very quickly fire this manager if a customer complained and they found out she didnt try to stop him.
I don’t understand why people have such a big deal about filming in stores. Especially these types of videos were Paul isn’t even bothering people. I thinks it’s just either boredom or power tripping
@MMARulez420 okay mma rulez 420. your name is obnoxious. maybe its the brain damage from mma but people have conversations in public all the time. its not illegal. get over yourself.
@MMARulez420 available to the public buddy. like literally any government or privately owned building that doesn't require a membership. the public funds it.
@RoseBeef. XD The same people saying Aldi is a "private" space would immediately pivot and call it a public space if someone was doing something there that we opposed and they approved of.
@@TopStrikerMaverick You're never going to get good video quality with any button cam with a small camera sensor. Plus they're usually wide fish eyed lenses which wouldn't be great for these videos.
I'm with Aldi on this one. It's pretty simple really that if you're making video content on their property you should have their permission. They have to think about the other customers who may be annoyed by your production while they are trying to shop.
He disrespected the business by ignoring their polite pleas for him to desist in recording, at least two times. Then, he lied about being kicked out, according to his own footage. This guy is a "chump" not a "champ".
Step 1. Buy the new Rayban glasses that have a camera on them. Step 2. Continue to film in Aldi (maybe a different Aldi) and if they ask questions just say you're a nutritionist and you're helping this person (wearing the glasses) out by teaching them about nutrition. Step 3. You win, they can't prove any video.
The Irish butter is Kerry gold a mgr told me comes in KG boxes. 85/15 grass fed beef is $4 and it’s only 3 less grams protein that the $6 Organic plain full fat yogurt Greek is great Organic Peru or Honduras coffees beans good I like the organic cage free eggs $4. How do you know how much gmo grain is being fed on just pasture raised? 70% chocolate bars 5 in pkg 1.99 is good Different specials on fruit weekly. I’ve bought several cantaloupes at $1.49 or 1.99 I then plant seeds and I’m growing cantaloupe for free
They run specials on their 100% grass fed organic ground beef 85/15 - you can get a 4 lb "family pack" for $17.99. So if you stock up on the deals you can do a lot better then the $6.99 you saw on 90/10 grass fed organic.
The manager was mad because she asked Paul to respect the rules of the store that applies to every customer. And she had to ask a second time because Paul didn't listen. Rules should apply to everyone equally.
@@Benjamin-to2zq irrational rules shouldn't be applied in practice and every rule without logical explanation is irrational, if the rule says jump from a cliff would you break that rule 😊?
Yes, All the Aldi's I've been in here in MN have organic fruits in them. We have that same beef and cheese in ours and grab them often when going through there.
Betting the steaks were grass fed, grain finished, based on the size of the pockets of marbling . That's: grass raised with 100-120 days on grain at finish.
Honestly I'm not sure. I've read that the reason aldi prices are cheap is because they source their food locally to save money on transportation costs, which is great!
For the those of you who didn’t know, not all chickens are solely grain fed. For example, my chickens are 100% pasture raised which means that they eat bugs, frogs, grass (that’s right, chickens eat grass basically all day. They are grazers like cattle), and whatever else they can snag on the pasture. Just a little info from a local sustainable organic garner/farmer. Paul you mentioned in the video that chickens eat grain and that’s why you prefer cow meat. Sounds like you’re eating the wrong stuff. Go with organic pasture raised chicken and you’ll be a happy camper 😎
I think people are getting tired of influencers everywhere. If I came in to shop and saw a production going on that was going to get in my way or that I would end up in a video without my permission I would turn around and leave. Maybe call ahead and ask permission to film next time.
For what? Upholding store policy? That's a private business and if they have a rule against video recording on the premisses, she had every right to ask him to stop. He didn't have a right to continue.
@@liberpater1342 why would a grocery store prohibit a video recording inside of its store? Is it because they are afraid that the masses will see how crappy their produce is? Is it because they are afraid that they will be exposed for the crooked marketing strategies they use to trick consumers? Is it because the manager is afraid that someone will expose her poor performance or the poor performance of her staff? Is it because of some other shady reasons? There is ZERO reasonable expectation of privacy in a grocery store, therefore there would be no reasonable policy that is enforceable by law, as a matter of fact, you don't need to sign any agreements when you shop at Aldi, and as such you are not bound to any policies that this store implemented, they can ask you to leave, but they can't force you to leave, as otherwise they may face discrimination or harassment charges.
@@liberpater1342 Internet narcissists think they should be able to walk on private property and film without permission from the management and get in the way of other shoppers. Their admirers think they are doing a big favor for ALDI. It never occurs to them to ask for permission.
@@onionpeeler2023I don't care about corporations BUT if you came into my establishment and started filming, I would stop you and if you don't listen I will throw your azz out ‼️ As far as I'm concerned you can be a pedophile or a perverted stalker and my policy is SAFETY FOR MY CUSTOMERS AND FAMILIES ‼️
@@onionpeeler2023 So I see we have a budding law scholar here! Let me set you straight as you have ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE, I mean 0%, as to what you're babbling about. When you enter into a business you have by default agreed to follow THEIR policies. If you violate those policies, regardless if YOU like them or not, they ABSOLUTELY have the right to ask you to stop OR have you removed from the premisses. If you refuse to leave you can be issued a trespass warning. If you violate that warning you can be criminally trespassed and arrested by authorities. This is a PRIVATE property for public accommodation and IS NOT the same public space as a sidewalk or a park. So as long as the policies are across the board for EVERYONE who enters the establishment and do not run afoul of discrimination laws, a private business HAS THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT to have you removed for violating their policies. You've been educated. You're welcome.
Everyone tells me how affordable and great Aldi's is, but I don't see it. I feel the quality is like I'm shopping at the dollar store for groceries. Whole foods will always be my store of choice.
Whole Foods is grossly overpriced and most are located in areas with money for a reason. Most people can’t afford Whole Foods or just simply won’t. In recent years, regular grocery stores have been doing a lot better in getting healthy options in their stores because they know the demand is there. I have a Festival Foods by my house and pretty much every section of that store has a “natural and organic” section.
@@shawng4886 you are absolutely correct most people can't afford whole foods. However, we are one income and my husband doesn't make that much money. Instead, of wasting money on alcohol, cigarettes, or other things that are harmful and a waste of money, we choose to shop at whole foods and get quality food. I have noticed though that the produce at whole foods isn't that much more expensive than other stores and actually sometimes it's cheaper, especially if you have prime. We used Dave Ramsey baby steps to get out of debt and pay things off. We live minimally with no debt, which is why we can afford high quality food. Everyone is capable and has a choice, but it's all on where you want to put your money.
8:05 indeed 8:10 amazing information. Thanks Paul.🤝🏼 8:30 😮 managers are told to kick out anyone recording because they know their products aren't exactly as they're advertising in the labels. Nice one Paul 🙂👍🏻
When I worked for various grocers, we were trained to watch out for "spies" that are "scoping or casing" the store to either directly compete via pricing, to commit theft, or to find a way to slander for a competitor's benefit. To be honest, they were not lying as I personally caught many people doing this. Only maybe one the entire time in my grocery career was it someone being honest like yourself. A bit of advice for you in the future, I strongly suggest contacting the local corporate office public relations department, introduce who you are, if possible, have a one on one sit down, and then get approval for in store filming. They will contact the management of what store you plan to visit to expect you upon the approval. This will make for a more pleasant experience for everyone involved.
I shop at Aldi and have bought several of those items. Their meat and cheese is a much better quality than WM, and less expensive. I guess you didn't make it to the free range eggs and the cage free eggs, which are also a pretty good buy. I understand why they don't want you videoing in the storet, but it was a generally positive report for them and it won't affect my decision to shop there.
Ive started drinking a teaspoon of baking soda slowly throughout the day in a separate water bottle and i cant stop because it gives me so much natural energy its amazing
They do have organic berries and avocados. My preference is to purchase the Aldi pasture raised eggs which have bright orange yokes while their organic free range eggs do not. Aldi should have really let you record because so many people dismiss ALDIs as a place to purchase quality food and is definitely suitable for those who are on a ketogenic or carnivore lifestyle.
I shop at Sprouts! I am just starting the animal based diet... struggling a bit. I have a sweet tooth and carb weakness. I buy my eggs from my neighbor when she has them available but if she doesn't I opt for the pasture raised ORGANICK brand... best of both worlds! Thank ypu for ypur insight. I follow u on IG.
If you crave carbs go for homemade bread, biscuitsn etc. made from einkorn flour. I have never seen anything but organic einkorn. It doesn't do well with pesticides so the farmers don't even use them. It's also the highest in nutrients and the least fattening. Jovial Foods sells a great cookbook too that helps you get good results from this low-gluten flour.
Sent a message to aldi. Just watched a video from Dr. Paul Saladino about the best meats and other foods to buy at aldi for clean, organic food. Store manager rudely told him he couldn’t make his video and threw him out. Way to go. Literally thousands of people are excited to go buy the items he recommends. Personally, I changed my mind and ordered from wild pastures instead.
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@@cindyleastorch194well i get it imagine if all influencers we’re filming in stores non stop its a nuisance to shoppers this isnt a filming studio its a store
@@eskanda3434I’d agree with you if it were tiktokers and dumb trends
We didn’t see the first time she asked him to stop. The second time she asked him was after he continued filming and I don’t think she was rude.
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Seed oil behavior by the manager
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Why do you say that? Seems like they asked him to stop filming before? If that's a rule of the store that applies to everyone; why should Paul get a pass?
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@@Benjamin-to2zq He made a joke ffs.
I'm loving Paul's eyes after the first time he gets told off. He's like a kid on high alert in case mum busts him doing something he shouldn't 😂😂😂
IKR... I was like- Paul... STOP!
Free speech isn't allowed in aldis
It's great to see compared to every other video you see online of the person or people ransacking the business or playing pranks on people at the stores. Love Paul.
They should be delighted your promoting their food . It’s a complment
He goes into stores and basically says everything in here is crap unless its organic and grass fed. That is hardly a compliment.
Just know this: it's NOT food, it's Violence.
@@martyrichard3092 The lion will lie down with the lamb, when it wants to eat.
@@NigelHatcherN Lions do not have access to lambs...and YOU are not a lion. If you choose to eat any animal, you support animal abuse and murder.
alot of their food is unhealthy.. they know it... the lil bit that isnt, doesnt pay their bills
I’d never kick you out of my store for filming, in fact, I’d feel honored you’re there and happy to meet you. You could film all you want anytime 🙌🏼
Thank god there are people like you out there. I think these videos offer valuable education to all and free of charge too. This type of education is super valuable to the world
What store ?
You have no idea what kind of disturbance he was causing.....magic of editing hides all that.
I thought there were certain rules and guidelines you have to follow? It was nothing personal.
@@lifeofbeautyk liberals don't understand rules
I always shop at Aldi now. Used to spend $600 -700 a month at Kroger. Now spend about about $350 at Aldi and $50 at Kroger. My Aldi has some organic fruit. They also have many other organic products. The 85/15 Organic grass fed ground beef is great for $3.99 s pound. Also good prices on organic and free range eggs.
The irony of NOT being allowed to film in a store that has cameras everywhere to film YOU 🤣
So true
Just get some camera glasses.😁😎
I don't want anyone filming some video for youtube with me in the background, keep me out of your videos. I make an exception for store security cameras
If you don’t like it don’t shop there. Simple as that lol
@@kko8603 exactly. That video made me boycott them even more
Nice to see that you walked out empty-handed after she did that.
He wasn't intending to purchase anything, just show what you should be getting if you shop there
@@JerGon97 why take it out of refrigerators and put it in a cart then.
@@thomasrudder9639 he only put the non-perishables in his cart, as far as i could make out
@@thomasrudder9639 LOL he puts everything back or gives it back to the employee if he gets kicked out, he doesn't record that part
If I was told to leave a store, I would leave MY purchases behind too!
I did my first ever carnivore shopping trip this week. I felt so liberated! I only shopped three sections of the store, meat, cheese and eggs! In and out very quickly! Power in my pocket book when bypassing 95% of the store!
Hi hope Aldi understands that this video brings people to want to shop at their stores.
Apparently not unfortunately.
Well it should have, but the manager did a good job of making me not want to support Aldi.
@@rickyl8111 Why judge an entire chain based on the actions of one employee, in one store? Not to mention, that business is private property for public accommodation. They have every right to ask this guy not to film if that is the policy. He was aked once to desist, yet he continued to do it anyway. If you ask me, that was an a-h0le move on his behalf. You can't commit the offense then play the victim.
@liberpater1342 I guess your legal rational is cool. But people FaceTime loudly in stores and thats fine. A guy videos to talk about the food, he can't play victim because he committed the offense?
I learned of grass fed ground beef at 3.99 a pound from another health guy. Cheaper than the regular elsewhere here. So these videos give them business. Funny how it seemed to be hidden up high to try to sell 10 regular pre-made burger for 10 dollars. Ended up alot per pound. I had to search for it. So delicious on the grill. Bobby approved. He's not animal based but I've learned alot from him about seed oils etc. Looking at labels etc.
Wow that baking soda trick to wash fruit is awesome!
The baking soda to clean fruits and vegetables is not a trick. It's been around for a long time. I'm guessing you're really young or you would have heard about it. But, yes, it's great.
@@lyns2686 ???? weird comment. smells like boomer behavior
@@stutter4064 It's a fact. Easy to research.
@@lyns2686 who's disputing its efficacy? I don't know what kinda weird conversation you think we're having in your head.....lmfao
did you only eat mcdonalds or what Lol
You have a good heart because even though they treat you badly, you still recommend good stuff to buy there, their bad!
They didn't treat him badly. Seems they asked him once nicely to stop filming and then he started filming again hoping to knock out the rest of the video and the manager got frustrated.
@@just.do.somethinglol wake up they do not want ppl educated
@@maxthehumandogoh yeah the shift manager at a grocery store who gets paid hourly is secretly working for big pharma and doesn't want you educated lol. That shift manager could get fired for allowing this. Please have respect for grocery workers as they just work for a corporate business to feed their families. They aren't in charge of anything.
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That manager could learn a few things from Paul by the looks of it.
Yep, but my experience with aldi staff is they are about the nicest employees of any other chain. Thats another reason I love shopping there. I no longer shop at kroger who push free jab over intercom system.
@@mhamrin5906 So you're blacklisting a store because they were trying to reduce covid spread? Were you one of those renegades who refused to wear a mask despite story policy? Come on, man.
Learn what? She’s a manager following a no filming policy which was more than likely given to her by corporate.
@@mhamrin5906same Aldi experience
why? I like a little jiggle......baby got back
That manager was definitely on some seed oils or red 40
Let's throw in 5 pounds of sugar a day.
She asked him to stop filming once and he didn’t stop.
I’m disappointed they made you stop filming. I love Aldi and I appreciate hearing what others’ find healthy when shopping at Aldi. Thank you so much! I love your channel!! 🐮 🛒
It’s a private business. They have a right to stop him from filming.
they just dont want ppl filming all big companies are like this u can get a permit before hand and u are easily then allowed to film
@@BIGTEX888-hh9ot so what ? 😂😂
This manager needs less seed oils and more grass-fed beef
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She's a carnivore , I know this lady .
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@@vinzbrah0905 I know this person , she's a carnivore , sounds like carnivore Detoriation just like Jordon Peterson , who frightened and confused Elon Musk in a interview recently when he was blathering about carnivore fictional stories .
Have you seen the interview , very embarassing for team carnivore/ " animal based " .🥲
@@julienfroidevaux1143 uhhhhhh 🙄
Thanks for the info. Aldis is missing out on the free commercial for good stuff
1:50 I looked up the company that distributes that beef and their website confirmed that they are 100% grassfed grass finished
Amazing because I’ve been buying those steaks for a long time. Best value grass fed steak on the market!
Aldi out my way has grass fed 85%/15% ground beef for $3.99 lb on sale. Also, don't waste money on organic chicken parts. Buy a whole roaster and break it down yourself for $2.79 per lb. Not only is it WAY cheaper, you're left with a carcass and often a giblet package, which can be turned into soup stock.
Sadly my local Aldi has been out of the 85/15 for a week now.😢😢😢😢😢
I'm disabled and on a limited income.
@@tracyd2598 my choice is the 80/20 grass fed beef from walmart. Just under 6$ per pound
Yep my Aldi has the organic 85/15 for $3.99 a LB. It is grassfed and they are good. I load up on them.
Good call on "the whole bird." Agree 100%. That is EXACTLY what we do. And we not only get multiple meals but 3 quarts of amazing stock. AND? The spent bones after 3 hours in the pressure cooker become compostable....meaning plant food. NOTHING goes to waste!
@@vanpotts2410 Perfect!
People get mad wherever I video. Do they not know they are under 24/7 Surveillance!
lmao
Maybe some customers don't want to show up in a youtube video.
@@califoo whats the harm in being in the background of a video? nothing. get over it
@@califoo then maybe they shouldn't go out in public if they're going to worry about such a thing
@@RoseBeef. some people aren't comfortable with it. Deal with it.
Wish stores would understand that videos like this help bring customers in not the other way around.
Totally WOKE management. You were giving them a free commercial. I did learn something about raw cheese. Thanks.
Actually it’s the opposite of Woke. ALDIs isn’t like every other American grocery store, they operate with in European way. They do not want “social media influencers” going into their store to film and distract other customers. Their business model is for people to go in and get their shit and out super fast, no time wasting. Their checkout person is also timed on items scanned to ensure it’s a fast paced environment. The whole vibe of the store would change if influencers were going in just to blog lol the Woke businesses support influencers coming in a filming without any consideration of shoppers who hate being on recorded. ALDIs doesn’t need nor want influencers promoting their stores, Their business model had worked successfully for decades in both Europe and the US.
Aldis doesn’t want Influencers blogging in their stores because it is distracting for other shoppers. Not every shopper wants to see an influencer filming while they’re just trying to get their groceries and leave. Social media is ruining good etiquette and consideration for others. I absolutely hate when I see someone filming and I have to wait for them to finish to avoid being in their stupid video lol
Aldis doesn’t want Influencers blogging in their stores because it is distracting for other shoppers. Not every shopper wants to see an influencer filming while they’re just trying to get their groceries and leave. Social media is ruining good etiquette and consideration for others. I absolutely hate when I see someone filming and I have to wait for them to finish to avoid being in their stupid video lol
Management doesn’t make store policy, corporate does.
6:24 he’s not sorry 😂 Paul needs to come back with one of those glasses with a fake nose and moustache
ANATOLY style...
You mean Eddie Abbew style
😂😂😂😂
😂🤣 I was thinking the same thing before I started watching.
It ok though he could have shoplifted up to $900 ....@ a thousand the police can arrest him ‼️😂🤣
He’s already Jewish 🥸
Ironically, this video might be the only reason I go back to Aldi in years
Paul, I would really appreciate a video about the best low oxalate grocery haul. Fruits, vegetables etc within these guidelines.
Yes, I wish I had known more about oxalates before I overdosed!
Same
Meeee toooo
@@robyn3349 dally k Norton has youtube channel and a book on oxalates.
read or listen to Sally K. Norton about high oxalates.
So, Dr. Saladino was in the middle of giving me -- AND TENS OF THOUSANDS OF OTHER PEOPLE -- lots of good reasons to buy certain items at Aldi when the store manager chased him out. Smart... really smart. Who trained this numbskull? I have been a regular Aldi shopper for many years, but I'll be looking for more options at other stores now.
Every Aldi I’ve ever been to has a decent organic produce section. I’m thinking he just didn’t see it. In our town, Aldi is the ONLY store that sells specifically “pastured” chicken eggs and grass-fed beef at anywhere close to a reasonable price. Love me some Aldi! 🥰
Manager must be a Vegan.
🙌 yessss!
Don’t make vegans the enemy… a lot of us agree with Paul and a animal based diet… we just choose not to eat meat…
We prefer farming chickpeas and quinoa… but we agree with facts
good vegans… ones who eat Whole Foods… we look at it like beef and goat, or quinoa and chickpeas… either is better than cereal, sugar, seed oils, etc…
@@cameronann2093lol
@@cameronann2093 It was a joke, not to be taken seriously, relax please. And it’s “An” animal based diet btw. I think the quinoa and chickpeas have affected your grammar.
Paul, next time shop, buy the stuff and film it being unloaded in their parking lot. You own it now. Film a part 2 when you eat it and give us your opinion. The no filming policy is to deter Walmart and Kroger spies from trying to undercut ALDI. Aldi can wave that rule anytime.
I love ALDI but they did my man Paul dirty
I think as part of the training at Aldi they teach you to be rude as hell
I will avoid ALDI from now on.
Don't. Aldi.is amazing. If you avoid places because of rude people you would never go anywhere. Better yet call Aldi corporate and tell them what happened.@@chuckgilly
@@HoNow222how is it rude to ask someone to not film in their store? I think it’s more rude to ignore a request from an employee and keep filming. It seems She’s probably has dealt with tik tokers causing/harassing people so she said no recording. But didn’t say he had to leave until he ignored her request. Even then she didn’t want to.
If anything, Paul did Aldi dirty. He went in to their store and began recording without getting permission. He's a self-entitled jack ass.
That last part was the German side of the Aldi shopping experience. 😂
Aldi’s recently had grass fed ground beef for $3.99/ lb . I just made the GF Rib eyes and they were tasty. Their pastured raised eggs are definitely more golden than conventional eggs. My Aldi’s has organic fruit - small selection but there. They also have organic frozen fruit in the freezer section.
The pastured raised I've bought....sometimes pretty golden; other times...ordinary yellow....and that raises an eyebrow. I'm with Paul....just don't know if I fully trust the bold claims on the package ;)
I’m so excited about the new price of 85/15 organic grass fed ground beef. It makes my day! $3.99 is the best!
Paul: "I'm just hoping Aldi is being honest..."
Most people: Yea, okay, but when has honesty ever been a thing companies use to make money?
My Aldi has organic berries, apples, pears, squashes etc, and much more. You just have to look a little bit. Also we all should learn the PLU codes which tell you if a product is Organic, Ionized, GMO, etc.
"Feed lot" beef is still grass fed, just not grass finished. The cattle start out on pasture, they are just grain fed the last several months of their lives to fatten them up.
At tops, there's only about a 6% difference in benefits between grass fed beef and grain finished. Not in a million years would I spent extra money for grass fed only. Big racket!
@@VicCee128”6% difference in benefits” means absolutely nothing lmao. What did you think that meant typing it out?
@@VicCee128 At 71 years young and in perfect health. I have eaten grain feed beef and chicken all my life. I agree grass feed is the newest catch phrase. It is the food industry scam for higher profits.
@filster not necessarily
If you buy directly from a good local rancher, there is a stark difference between grass finished vs feedlot beef. It’s dark burgundy, and tastes very rich and beefy. But the grass-finished from the store is not noticeably different in taste or appearance to grain-fed beef. So if I’m purchasing from a store, I get the grain-fed stuff.
I switched up my diet 5-6 years ago - before I discovered Paul - but I educated myself -- and ended up with a diet similar to Paul's. Paul is spewing the truth: just got back from my annual checkup; my doctor says: "your blood pressure is perfect; and you look great." She was beaming - as I am; 55 does not feel like a real number: do not believe the hype: you can be 55 and feel 25; I'm a walking testimony. And Paul: grab some of that German bier while you're at it ;)
I quit shopping at aldi two years ago. I shop local farmers for things I don't grow or raise myself, and shop a locally owned and operated grocery store for the rest.
regencylass1183 Me too, years ago. The staff are so rude, they throw your groceries at you in the checkout, can't wait to get you out of the store and charge you extra for using a credit card. Absolutely no customer service. Plus the way everything is so mixed up in the store, to find what you might want you have to spend an hour looking through all the merchandise.
7:04 love the pesticide rinsing tip!
“My store” , Sweetheart you’re being paid $15/hr …. Calm down.
$15/hour? That's insane.
In my country the lowest for a newbie would be $22/hour in Aldi.
I’m guessing she probably makes around 30 an hour
Even in Ohio, Aldi pays cashiers more than $15/hr.
It could be a franchisee which means it is "her store".
@@MisterMister5893Aldis is not a franchise.....So no. 😂
I don’t mind people filming, the people with kids screaming and running a round in my way are more annoying than someone trying to help people. I have bought MORE items at Aldi’s watching these guys than I would if I went in myself.
Imagine getting mad at someone giving your store free publicity and being generally positive towards the products. That woman kind of reminds me of _that_ secret service woman, you know the one.
Imagine asking some a-hole to desist their behavior not once but twice, in an establishment YOU are responsible for. This guy acted like a tool and disrespected the pleas from a respectful employee. Btw, according to this dopes' very own footage, she never asked him to leave. Is he a liar or did he persist in filming, three strikes and he was out?
She was perfectly polite. If the store policy precludes filming, then that’s the policy. I expect more businesses are going to adopt those policies with all the ridiculous TikTok behavior going on and IRL streamers doing ridiculous things.
Good boot to curb...
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 YOU are 100% correct. It's amazing how many morons there are in this comment section.
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I love the baking soda tip
Lol he’s basically doing a free Aldi ad & the manager completely destroyed it.
Manager: "Get out of my store..."
Paul: Just trying to help you stop drinking seed oil!
menstruation cycle ...
NGL the employee was asking nice not once but twice, I think its okay and very nice the way Paul acknowledged and all good. No need to cause any drama for both parts.
. . .? We're not causing drama. We're just simply and unemotionally stating that we will not be taking our business to a store that's afraid of what people might see if they get their aisles, products, and labels filmed.
Paul acknowledged and then did it behind their back anyhow. he could have gone before hand and introduced himself to the manager and said what he wanted to do. likely his filming was upsetting customers in the store.
Aldi is the best. I’ve already been getting everything that you recommended for a little over a year now. Feel so much better and have so much more energy. My aldi also has organic half and half and pasture raised eggs 💪🏽
Yes, Aldi is definitely missing out on free commercial for them. That’s just a stupid mistake on kicking somebody out for helping out them to sell their product.
Aldi has a duty toward their shoppers and likely any complaints about Paul came from them who didn't want to be filmed.
Compliant Karen loves her power. You will find them everywhere.
She looked like she could use a diet/lifestyle change.
Her other job is probably as a Keystone Cop.
What if we stopped shopping at corporate stores that hire these robots?
We just keep complaining and accepting shit people like this in our society?
Why?
This is what happens when you give women or weak men power. Jobsworths
@@CongressSux1776lol who freaking cares?
Just so you know, “local honey” can actually be 50 gallons of honey from various countries that can be bottled locally. This is done legally, by the way. You do better by knowing a local beekeeper.
We need an HEB haul.
That’s a Texas thing
The 85/15 organic grass fed ground beef is around $4 per lb at Aldi.
Thank you so much Dr Paul, so sorry the manager kicked you out. We're on a tight budget and I appreciate your input on positive food choices for my family! ❤
UA-cam videos like this offer free and in depth education to every person in the world in the modern day. The Aldi manager is anti-education and seems to be miserable with her life. Thanks for this video, this videos provides amazing value for everyone
There is actually Gruyere sometimes in Aldi. Also they have another raw cheese called “Lustenburger 1862” or something like that
Thank you so much for the valuable information and entertaining content. Sorry that you got kicked out of the store. You had a great attitude about it. 👍🏻👍🏻
The way to tell grass fed beef is by the color of the fat. Grass fed beef will be more yellow from the beta carotene that comes from the grass. Some grass fed cattle are finished off on cereal grain fields.
Yes it is.
In the UK they cut all the fat off as the public is still living in the sugar/oil 70s food pyramid. The meat is immature and tasteless here.
The meat section in AldiUk is tiny, 90% of the plain yoghurt is fat free, Im so jealous of US healthy tasty choices.
I have a local family butcher here, where l have just moved which is struggling somewhat by selling supermarket barbie type food at higher prices. I went in with my friend once, and asked them about keto/ carnivore, she said "we've heard if it yes, but the customers don't ever talk about it".Zero curiosity.
I don't have the patience anymore to spends months explaining multiple USPs and untapped markets,
l dropped it.
Should definitely try LIDL next
The reason I went to Aldi’s was because of YOUR VIDEOS!!! So much for trying to help...🤦🏻♀️
Paul, I really admire the way you handled that angry store manager... class act.
wasnt really angry. They have a strict privacy policy and do not want their stores or customers filmed. They will actually very quickly fire this manager if a customer complained and they found out she didnt try to stop him.
@@chrisallen1668 She was very angry, no one even noticed him filming...
I liked the way you de-escalated that. Sir
Amazing content, btw
The options of products there actually looks better than what we have in Aldi UK.
I don’t understand why people have such a big deal about filming in stores. Especially these types of videos were Paul isn’t even bothering people. I thinks it’s just either boredom or power tripping
@MMARulez420then why do you watch?
@MMARulez420 okay mma rulez 420. your name is obnoxious. maybe its the brain damage from mma but people have conversations in public all the time. its not illegal. get over yourself.
@MMARulez420 available to the public buddy. like literally any government or privately owned building that doesn't require a membership. the public funds it.
@RoseBeef. XD The same people saying Aldi is a "private" space would immediately pivot and call it a public space if someone was doing something there that we opposed and they approved of.
You need one of those button cameras -- that would fix it right there.
Nah then the video quality would be shit.
@@KrisCortezI think he can afford a good one
@@TopStrikerMaverick You're never going to get good video quality with any button cam with a small camera sensor. Plus they're usually wide fish eyed lenses which wouldn't be great for these videos.
@@KrisCortez maybe a GoPro then? Like as a necklace lmao. More incognito than handheld
@@TopStrikerMaverick I think he should keep doing what he's doing. Plus it's bonus content for us when he gets kicked out. 😂
I'm with Aldi on this one. It's pretty simple really that if you're making video content on their property you should have their permission. They have to think about the other customers who may be annoyed by your production while they are trying to shop.
It's a public space.
@@vybesrum3195 On private property.
I didn’t know Melissa McCarthy worked Security at Aldi?
😂😂😂
I learn so much from you during these hauls. Thank you, I am sure that was frusterating but you walked through it like a real champ.
He disrespected the business by ignoring their polite pleas for him to desist in recording, at least two times. Then, he lied about being kicked out, according to his own footage. This guy is a "chump" not a "champ".
Step 1. Buy the new Rayban glasses that have a camera on them. Step 2. Continue to film in Aldi (maybe a different Aldi) and if they ask questions just say you're a nutritionist and you're helping this person (wearing the glasses) out by teaching them about nutrition. Step 3. You win, they can't prove any video.
I will never get them not wanting free advertising.
aldi should be paying you
They have great fruit and cereal.
Weird store manager...if you believe in your store welcome exposure...
The Irish butter is Kerry gold a mgr told me comes in KG boxes.
85/15 grass fed beef is $4 and it’s only 3 less grams protein that the $6
Organic plain full fat yogurt Greek is great
Organic Peru or Honduras coffees beans good
I like the organic cage free eggs $4. How do you know how much gmo grain is being fed on just pasture raised?
70% chocolate bars 5 in pkg 1.99 is good
Different specials on fruit weekly. I’ve bought several cantaloupes at $1.49 or 1.99 I then plant seeds and I’m growing cantaloupe for free
Thank you so much for the baking soda tip 🥰
They run specials on their 100% grass fed organic ground beef 85/15 - you can get a 4 lb "family pack" for $17.99. So if you stock up on the deals you can do a lot better then the $6.99 you saw on 90/10 grass fed organic.
bro spitting facts the manager still mad
The manager was mad because she asked Paul to respect the rules of the store that applies to every customer. And she had to ask a second time because Paul didn't listen. Rules should apply to everyone equally.
@@Benjamin-to2zq EXACTLY! This clown is playing victim when he was the culprit.
@@Benjamin-to2zq irrational rules shouldn't be applied in practice and every rule without logical explanation is irrational, if the rule says jump from a cliff would you break that rule 😊?
Seed oils turning humans into angry dogs
@@liberpater1342clown? You must be vegan….
Yes, All the Aldi's I've been in here in MN have organic fruits in them. We have that same beef and cheese in ours and grab them often when going through there.
Welcome to pflugerville Texas, I go that Aldi all the time😂
Irish butter...best in the world. All our cows are grass fed 😊
Local is best tho
Some problems with the wrapping being toxic?
People talk about Irish butter. I always buy organic butter, but have yet to find any Irish butter that's organic or grass-fed.
Great video! You can tell Aldi that i am a new shopper because of you!! Thank you!!🎉❤
Aldi and Walmart are the plug. My go to. Organic and grass fed products cheap
Word up.
Wal Mary steaks are better than butcher in my area. Love Wal Mart. Don't get no political bs there either
SUPPORT THE LOCAL FARMERS INSTEAD OF CORPORATIONS ‼️
Walmarts no longer have a butcher. They do use dyes in a lot of red meat. Don't be fooled by them. Use your local farmers and butcher shops for meat!
The manager looks like she's swollen up on seed oils.
If you’re ever in the Midwest, do one of these at Kroger’s and Meijer’s.
"Fish for sport only. Fish is practically a vegetable'" - Ron Swanson
Fish for sport? Is it a test of strength or a battle of wits?
Betting the steaks were grass fed, grain finished, based on the size of the pockets of marbling . That's: grass raised with 100-120 days on grain at finish.
@danam maybe but not necessarily
Honestly I'm not sure. I've read that the reason aldi prices are cheap is because they source their food locally to save money on transportation costs, which is great!
For the those of you who didn’t know, not all chickens are solely grain fed. For example, my chickens are 100% pasture raised which means that they eat bugs, frogs, grass (that’s right, chickens eat grass basically all day. They are grazers like cattle), and whatever else they can snag on the pasture. Just a little info from a local sustainable organic garner/farmer. Paul you mentioned in the video that chickens eat grain and that’s why you prefer cow meat. Sounds like you’re eating the wrong stuff. Go with organic pasture raised chicken and you’ll be a happy camper 😎
Feed lot beef get lots of grain too!
After seeing the manager kick you out for recording....I know I won't shop there.
I think people are getting tired of influencers everywhere. If I came in to shop and saw a production going on that was going to get in my way or that I would end up in a video without my permission I would turn around and leave. Maybe call ahead and ask permission to film next time.
Look at the gut on the angry woman. She shops in the center of the store. haha
That employee / manager needs to be replaced.
For what? Upholding store policy? That's a private business and if they have a rule against video recording on the premisses, she had every right to ask him to stop. He didn't have a right to continue.
@@liberpater1342 why would a grocery store prohibit a video recording inside of its store? Is it because they are afraid that the masses will see how crappy their produce is? Is it because they are afraid that they will be exposed for the crooked marketing strategies they use to trick consumers? Is it because the manager is afraid that someone will expose her poor performance or the poor performance of her staff? Is it because of some other shady reasons? There is ZERO reasonable expectation of privacy in a grocery store, therefore there would be no reasonable policy that is enforceable by law, as a matter of fact, you don't need to sign any agreements when you shop at Aldi, and as such you are not bound to any policies that this store implemented, they can ask you to leave, but they can't force you to leave, as otherwise they may face discrimination or harassment charges.
@@liberpater1342 Internet narcissists think they should be able to walk on private property and film without permission from the management and get in the way of other shoppers. Their admirers think they are doing a big favor for ALDI. It never occurs to them to ask for permission.
@@onionpeeler2023I don't care about corporations BUT if you came into my establishment and started filming, I would stop you and if you don't listen I will throw your azz out ‼️ As far as I'm concerned you can be a pedophile or a perverted stalker and my policy is SAFETY FOR MY CUSTOMERS AND FAMILIES ‼️
@@onionpeeler2023 So I see we have a budding law scholar here! Let me set you straight as you have ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE, I mean 0%, as to what you're babbling about. When you enter into a business you have by default agreed to follow THEIR policies. If you violate those policies, regardless if YOU like them or not, they ABSOLUTELY have the right to ask you to stop OR have you removed from the premisses. If you refuse to leave you can be issued a trespass warning. If you violate that warning you can be criminally trespassed and arrested by authorities. This is a PRIVATE property for public accommodation and IS NOT the same public space as a sidewalk or a park. So as long as the policies are across the board for EVERYONE who enters the establishment and do not run afoul of discrimination laws, a private business HAS THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT to have you removed for violating their policies. You've been educated. You're welcome.
Everyone tells me how affordable and great Aldi's is, but I don't see it. I feel the quality is like I'm shopping at the dollar store for groceries. Whole foods will always be my store of choice.
Whole Foods is grossly overpriced and most are located in areas with money for a reason. Most people can’t afford Whole Foods or just simply won’t.
In recent years, regular grocery stores have been doing a lot better in getting healthy options in their stores because they know the demand is there.
I have a Festival Foods by my house and pretty much every section of that store has a “natural and organic” section.
@@shawng4886 you are absolutely correct most people can't afford whole foods. However, we are one income and my husband doesn't make that much money. Instead, of wasting money on alcohol, cigarettes, or other things that are harmful and a waste of money, we choose to shop at whole foods and get quality food.
I have noticed though that the produce at whole foods isn't that much more expensive than other stores and actually sometimes it's cheaper, especially if you have prime.
We used Dave Ramsey baby steps to get out of debt and pay things off.
We live minimally with no debt, which is why we can afford high quality food.
Everyone is capable and has a choice, but it's all on where you want to put your money.
Unintelligent take
8:05 indeed 8:10 amazing information. Thanks Paul.🤝🏼 8:30 😮 managers are told to kick out anyone recording because they know their products aren't exactly as they're advertising in the labels.
Nice one Paul 🙂👍🏻
Mangers don’t make store policy, corporate does that.
When I worked for various grocers, we were trained to watch out for "spies" that are "scoping or casing" the store to either directly compete via pricing, to commit theft, or to find a way to slander for a competitor's benefit. To be honest, they were not lying as I personally caught many people doing this. Only maybe one the entire time in my grocery career was it someone being honest like yourself. A bit of advice for you in the future, I strongly suggest contacting the local corporate office public relations department, introduce who you are, if possible, have a one on one sit down, and then get approval for in store filming. They will contact the management of what store you plan to visit to expect you upon the approval. This will make for a more pleasant experience for everyone involved.
then they will just say "no" and there won't be a video at all.
Aldi UK is SO different! We can get organic milk, butter, fruit, veg, meat, eggs & clearly labled produce!
The 100% grass fed ground beef at my Aldi‘s is $3.99 a pound
I shop at Aldi and have bought several of those items. Their meat and cheese is a much better quality than WM, and less expensive. I guess you didn't make it to the free range eggs and the cage free eggs, which are also a pretty good buy. I understand why they don't want you videoing in the storet, but it was a generally positive report for them and it won't affect my decision to shop there.
Ive started drinking a teaspoon of baking soda slowly throughout the day in a separate water bottle and i cant stop because it gives me so much natural energy its amazing
I'll just take like 3 swallow at a time and chase it with normal water because it's a little salty
Just take 3 swallow and chase it with normal water cuz its a little salty every little while
You need to come and do a UK version of Aldi or Lidl shopping
Thanks Paul!
They do have organic berries and avocados.
My preference is to purchase the Aldi pasture raised eggs which have bright orange yokes while their organic free range eggs do not.
Aldi should have really let you record because so many people dismiss ALDIs as a place to purchase quality food and is definitely suitable for those who are on a ketogenic or carnivore lifestyle.
I shop at Sprouts! I am just starting the animal based diet... struggling a bit. I have a sweet tooth and carb weakness.
I buy my eggs from my neighbor when she has them available but if she doesn't I opt for the pasture raised ORGANICK brand... best of both worlds! Thank ypu for ypur insight. I follow u on IG.
If you crave carbs go for homemade bread, biscuitsn etc. made from einkorn flour. I have never seen anything but organic einkorn. It doesn't do well with pesticides so the farmers don't even use them. It's also the highest in nutrients and the least fattening. Jovial Foods sells a great cookbook too that helps you get good results from this low-gluten flour.
You're advertising their store for free and they kick you out for it. That's some real little brain energy.