Some bulk food deals at Aldi…
https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-buys/special-buys-wed-1-s…
https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-buys/special-buys-wed-1-s…
https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-buys/special-buys-wed-1-s…
Cats are getting hammered by Port.
Good to see Port thump em
Kalamata Olives 2kg $9.99
Are they really from Kalamata though?
Are they really from Kalamata though?
Were you expecting them to be produced in China?
They dont have to be, 'kalamata' name is protected only in europe
Just as I like my Bundaberg Rum from Bundaberg, I like my Kalamata olives from Kalamata.
Why are they called olives if they're brown?
Probably because they aren't from Kalamata.
The olives in Kalamata are better than bread and butter
Is that a good price for 2kg of kalamata olives. I'm assuming the 2kg includes the liquid so really I'm guessing 1.2kg of olives.
I pay around $9/kg at our local deli (no liquid). But they are much nicer than these ones, and infinitely better than the ones from Coles and Woolies.
Which deli shop?
lots of good local continental delis in Melbourne sell for around that price… Try Oakleigh, Doncaster etc…
i prefer whole kalamatas instead of pitted, i find the pitted ones are mushier and the ones with pits inside are firmer after pits are removed
The regular small jars of pitted from aldi are handy for pizzas and whatnot.
Still got a whole jar of jalapenos but may have to stock up for that price. Usually $11-12 at Woolies
these olives are fine - i always have a jar of these in the fridge - they are small but very cheap and handy for a quick rinse under the tap and a squeeze to make sure there is no pip left inside - great for wraps, pizzas, sandwiches, bread maker etc - not too salty either - keep the big expensive olives for when it really counts
Olives are cheaper at coles and woolies: https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/534878/woo…
$0.44/100g X 20 = $8.80
Not much in it and a lot of those generic supermarket ones are pretty bad tasting. I'd rather the aldi ones. Still fattening but healthier than olive oil
They're not pitted, prob at least half the weight just in that.
You're not allowed to call it "port" anymore, unless it's from Portugal. If it's from an Australian winery, you have to call it "tawny".
You're not allowed to call it "port" anymore, unless it's from Portugal.
I still have a bottle of Penfolds Grandfather Port.
Am I breaking the law?
I wouldn't worry, I'm sure that bottle was grandfathered in.
NO you are breaking the law
you are ƃuıʞɐǝɹq the law
Which law?
Hate the cats.
Dees are a shoein for the flag.