Lidl - what's good?

**DillyDally** · 28-05-2012, 08:04am

I found that the fruit and veg looked fine, but all went off in a day or so

So a waste of money as it all ended up on the compost heap and I had to go out and buy more.

**Sam** · 28-05-2012, 08:08am

I buy fruit and veg from there as a top-up but always use it quickly and it's fine

**ellabella** · 09-06-2012, 09:24am

The Crusti Croc crisps are utterly delicious. As a crisp addict I am always on the search for the perfect crisp and these are some of the best. The paprika flavour is subtle (a bit day-glo colour though), the crisp in thin and crisp and non greasy. Yum.

**parkejm** · 09-06-2012, 11:00am

Hot cross buns are nice but very flat - half the height of a normal one so you get fewer bites to a bun

sounds silly but I'm always left wanting another

**Mrs B** · 09-06-2012, 04:19pm

Nappies, liquid soap in fancy bottles, salami, slices cheeses. They often have deals on muller yogs. Bottles of German lager are cheap and good - I'm having one for breakfast tomorrow!

**Chell** · 29-07-2012, 06:15pm

Originally Posted by Chell

Just searched for this thread as I remembered it being here. I have been popping in to Lidl since DD had a Proviact yoghurt at SIL house. They are either vanilla or natural with a layer of strawberry, DD loves both. They are 99p for 4.

These have 30% off at the moment, 69p for 4 really nice yogurts.

I popped in yesterday as their high juice is still cheap.

I bought a box of 12 mixed ice creams for £2.29. They are like mini magnums in milk, white, plain and almond. They are gorgeous.

Their dry roasted peanuts were very cheap. DD loves their salted twists (similar to cheese straws). I ended up spending £22. Bi normally only buy juice. I noticed that small wholemeal rolls were cheap too.

Our store has a new bakery. They freshly bake crossiants, pain au chocolat, crusty rolls, etc.