Best Grocery Store in Rome, New York.
Channel: Going Somewhere
Date: 2023-01-04

Lookn' for the best prices to keep money in your pocket? Look no further than...Aldi grocery store. If Aldi Corp., dares to expand, the store should be enlarged to include more retail clothing/kitchen products. Definitely the Aldi Corp., is Walmart's closet competitor. And comparing prices, Aldi beats Walmart by a few cents, per product, and some products you can save over a dollar, shopping at Aldi. The dilemma of Walmart, is that customers tend to stroll through the retail aisles after/before getting groceries. That just adds to a humongous receipt. Best yet, Aldi store in Rome, New York, has no self-checkout registers. Amen. Not only do those nasty contraptions deny people jobs, they are just intimidating. I prefer the human touch at a register. 
 Food prices are going to get much worse in 2023. That's not a prediction. It's a guarantee.
Frozen fish prices are on par with fresh fish, everywhere.  You're just better-off purchasing a pound or two of fresh fish. One product of fish Aldi, needs-to-stock, is U.S. farm-raised catfish & carp. Usually sold in a two or four pound bag. They are inexpensive, packed with protein and vitamins, and much healthier & better tasting, than eating Asian tilapia or swai farm-raised fish. Looking for a good brand of tuna fish? Purchase the "Skipjack," brand of Aldi tuna. Coincidentally, all Aldi Northern Catch brand tuna, is processed by...Sunkist Tuna. I know. Once, I complained about the tuna being very watery. I got a handful of coupons courtesy of Sunkist. All tuna is marked as sustainably caught. This is generally...fiction. As most fish caught by China fishing vessels, is rarely sustainable fishing. 
So. When shopping for food, pay attention to those products, prices, and especially the nutrition label. Pay attention to the volume or weight of the product. It's amazing how many products today weigh less or are simply smaller in size, yet you are being charged more. 
At Aldi stores, prices of meat, produce, cereal, is kept amazingly low. Aldi, definitely has the cheapest olive oil prices. And olive oil is much healthier than vegetable or grapeseed oil.  Cereal may be the company's in-house brand (Millville), but is most likely cereal from a popular brand-name, as are many store-brand products. Simply relabeled for a particular store.  Less than two-dollars a box, is my idea of breakfast cereal. Vegans, will be delighted that produce at Aldi, is always fresh, abundantly stocked, and low in price.
And what keeps me returning is the employees being nice and at the same time, being workaholics. The store is always clean, and if ya cannot find a product, just ask an employee. Very proud(SO FAR), to be a Loyal Aldi customer.
** Sorry for the F-Bombs. I was interrupted while recording. **