ALDI currently have a super saver sale on several grocery items for the entire month of November. Notable ones are
Sweetened condensed Milk 0.99c (was $1.39)
Evaporated Milk 0.99c (was $1.79)
Block Cream Cheese 250gm $1.99 (was $2.99)
Farmdale Condensed Milk (397gm) $0.99, Evaporated Milk (385ml) $0.99 @ ALDI
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ironworthy on 06/11/2021 - 09:32 aldi.com.au (908 clicks)
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I like how the OP has condensed the deal into the top 3; better get in quick before the deal evaporates
Now that's a deal. I use these now instead of Nestle ones at the supermarkets. Taste the same. Half the price.
Probably come out of the same warehouse.
Aged in warehouse 36D for 18 months to enhance the milk flavour
I like em old
Grade A, vitamin D, organic milk, on tap.
Nah Aldi's is Netherlands iirc
Nestle's from Spain.
I never forget what Nestle's CEO said, essentially water isnt human rights … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTnJTyeAUA8
Yes taste the same. However Nestlé original use Australian milk. Other brands Carnation, generic brands made in Lithuania/Holland
also homebrand ones but aldi still cheaper
https://shop.coles.com.au/a/national/product/coles-sweetened…
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/84763/wool…
Made me check the super savers and you’re right some really good ones
https://www.aldi.com.au/en/groceries/super-savers/
Notable for me are the antipasti, blue cheese, goats cheese, hummus triple pack.
Those cheese and cracker snack packs are very cheap too at $1, normally I’d just cut my own cheese and grab crackers but I know some like the convenience.Fabulous price. Any other examples you could give? Thanks
What do people use this for?
A very good purpose. Delicious.
Viet food is the bomb!
What about the Evap milk guys?
prepping
What do you have for long term ( 5,10,15,20yrs ) ? Im thinking rice & pasta
Bugs my man. In a terrium
Avocado smoothie. Yum!
Hedgehog and chocolate truffles as well as a variety of sweet pies.
Cooking or baking, and mix with coffee.
CARAMEL FUDGE
125g Butter, chopped
397g Sweetened Condensed Milk
2 Tablespoons Tate & Lyle Golden Syrup
220g Brown Sugar
110g Cadbury White Melts
METHOD
Grease and line base and two long sides of a 25cm x 7cm bar pan with baking paper.
In a medium saucepan, stir butter, Sweetened Condensed Milk, golden syrup and sugar together over low heat until a rolling simmering; stir constantly for 10 minutes until thickened and golden brown.
Remove from heat, add White Melts, stir until chocolate is melted and mixture is smooth.
Pour into prepared pan, refrigerate until set. Using a hot knife cut into thin slices.Just made this using a tin with a 10 year past expiry date. Came out already caramel coloured. Yet to taste, but looks great. Thanks.
Oooh mamma, that’s some niiiice fudge! Makes about 900 grams.
@wfdTamar: Sure is, my family love it, the grand-daughter even wanted to start selling it at school haha! She had a plan I buy the ingredients, she helps make it and then she sells it and we go halves with the takings, she's going to go far.
Making yoghurt. Mix a can of condense milk, 2 can of milk, 2 can of boiling water, 1/2 can of Greek yoghurt. Pour it in smaller cups. Keeping in 45oC environment for 5-6 hour or until thicken. It will be better than store bought yoghurt. (Make sure you add Greek yoghurt last)
Every single Christmas dessert recipe requires one or the other. I find i get them at the end of the year usually.
Either that or flummery - just jelly crystals + enough boiling water to activate (or gelatin & chocolate powder) plus chilled and beaten evap milk to get a great and very cheap mousse.
I just throw unopened condensed milk in a large saucepan of boiling water, and keep it there for an hour or so and then cool a can and get caramel taste brown looking sweet treat
Homemade dulce le leche. Not sure why but my cans rust like crazy when we did that.
Thai milk tea
Custards, knafeh
Knafeh Nabulsiyeh 👌👌👌
Rum balls baby! Stock up now for Xmas.
South American (Argentina, Chile, Colombia and the likes) Dulce de Leche.
Put them in boiling water for 2.5hs rotating the can every 30min to avoid crystallisation on just one side. Let them cool down. You've got some delicious thing very very similar to Dulce de leche.
Make ice cream, use it for cake filling or just eat it straight from the can if you are brave.
You could buy the already made ones too, but they do not taste the same, good enough tho if you don't care much
Aldi used to sell ready made in cans around Christmas time, but it does not come with excitement of cans exploding in the pan and associated cleaning of kitchen walls and ceiling while treating 1st degree burns
The sweetness of condensed milk helps with licking the wounds/burns.
It's popular in Russia too
In case we run out of milk, this is used for tea and coffee. Works as well as the heat treated stuff, but lasts longer
If you have a sous vide rig or an automatic pressure cooker that becomes "Dulce de Leche" - a kind of thick, gooey toffee - real easy. Set the appropriate time and temperature, drop the whole can in, and wait until it's done. For some sous vide rigs you'll want to remove the label so it doesn't gum up the circulator; for pressure cookers you'll want the can to be cool before you open it so it doesn't squirt hot toffee everywhere.
It's the toffee flavour in Banoffee pies, if you've had them; and it's really, really good.
I have begun using it in a number of dishes, notably to make a very quick and easy carbonara sauce or 5-minute pressure-cooker mac and cheese
Avocado smoothie
I put condensed milk in my tea
Put it on bread….. yum
Condensed milk cheesecake is dope.
Where can I find the tub version instead of can?
At the supermarket, Nestle ones. They cost more
Where are they made?
Evaporated milk is from Germany, condensed milk is from the Netherlands
Thanks! The woolies home-brand ones are made in Lithuania and have a slightly strange taste.
What a Vilnius-ance
That Chernobyl tang.
Switched from Nestle to ALDI and didn't look back. Tastes the same. always buying 6 each time. Thanks OP
Boil the can of condensed milk for an hour or two…yummy
Initially skim-read the title as "Female Condensed Milk" … stopped me in my tracks!
Lol. You don't want to be buying Male Condensed Milk!
Mixed nuts are amazing value for $1.99, bought 12 packs yesterday.
I like my nuts unmixed with others
That's nutist bro
milk tea ?
Add a bit of condensed milk to your coffee for color and taste without diluting the coffee too much, gives it a nice and creamy taste.
I remember back to 2020 covid first wave, im not allowed to buy in bulk.