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Publish date: 2024-05-08

ALDI customers have been taking advantage of a store policy that saves money and gives them new items.

The low-price grocer's return policy includes a generous clause that allows customers to double dip if they aren't satisfied with a food item.

In particular, Aldi offers customers the "twice as nice guarantee" on all grocery store items.

If customers are not satisfied with a product, they can bring the item back and seek a full refund and an item replacement.

"We believe we have the best quality products around," Aldi said on its policy page.

"We’ve designed and tested our brands to meet or exceed the national brands in taste and quality."

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To collect a new item and a store refund, customers must have a receipt from their purchase.

Depending on the store manager's discretion, customers without the receipt may get an Aldi merchandise credit.

All unused parts of the item need to remain in the packaging.

But keep in mind, the guarantee also only works for Aldi-branded grocery items from dairy to pantry items.

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National brands and liquor are excluded.

The U.S. Sun reached out to Aldi for further comment on the policy.

ALDI PRODUCTS DISCONTINUED

But know some Aldi grocery items will no longer be available for the twice-as-nice trade-in.

Multiple Aldi fan-favorites have ended their time on the store's shelves.

This includes the Pueblo Lindo Taquitos chips.

"We are so sorry to disappoint, but the Taquitos have been discontinued and will no longer be available in our stores," Aldi confirmed to a saddened customer on Twitter.

The store has confirmed the sunset of eight other grocery items too.

For example, customers can bid farewell to the Apple Cider, Gouda Cheese Bites, and Fusia Sriracha Sauce.

ALDI SAVING TIPS

Meanwhile, Aldi customers can save cash with a few simple steps.

One way to avoid overspending is by preparing food yourself.

For example, one customer and TikTok influencer Becky (@freebielady) grabbed a block of cheddar cheese priced at $1.99.

She compared it to a same-ounce package of cubed cheddar that cost 36 cents more.

So it costs a premium for a store to pre-cut cheese for you.

Another thing that helps is buying store-brand products over name brands.

This is said to save shoppers up to 30 percent.

Some of Aldi's grocery brands include Simply Nature, Happy Farms, Clancy's, and Benton’s.

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For more related stories, The U.S. Sun reports on new items set to hit Aldi shelves.

Also, for Aldi shoppers who use the self-checkout, here is a store policy update.

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