If there's one shopping habit that seems to separate millennials from other generations, it's the amount of money spent on groceries. In fact, some estimates put the number that millennials spend on groceries beyond their older counterparts at nearly $2500 more per year.
While unmillennials are apparently already doing a pretty good job of cutting grocery bills in comparison, is there room for more savings? If you've ever shopped at an ALDI grocery store, you know the answer is yes!
In today's episode, we're discussing all things ALDI and taking a look at what makes this low-cost leader a nationwide grocery store success.
In the show I interview self-proclaimed "ALDI super fan" Sally of Real Mom Nutrition. (Note: While Sally is on the advisory board for ALDI, she was not compensated for this interview.) We discuss:
- How Sally got hooked on ALDI
- How ALDI gives shoppers a chance to buy high-end items at low-cost prices
- What type of quality shoppers can expect from ALDI products
- Sally's favorite healthy products to purchase there (Here's the link to download Sally's ALDI Shopping List.)
- The subtle differences shoppers need to know before they go
I close out this week's show with a preview of an upcoming podcast I'll be doing on "athleisure" clothing and specifically sharing feedback I received via Facebook on the uber popular, millennial-targeted brand, lululemon.
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~Regan
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This week’s episode is sponsored by HealthyAperture.com — the web’s first and only dietitian-curated recipe discovery site.
Musical support provided by Ben Williams at Kudzu Studio. Website support provided by Katy Widrick at MakeMediaOver.com. Additional support provided by Robin Plotkin of RobinsBite.com.