A few years ago Aldi opened a new local store where I found I could buy fresh Soya for 59p litre compared to Morrison's at over £1 per litre so obviously I took advantage of this saving us something like £300 per year because we use a lot of this Soya.
As I became more familiar with Aldi I started to buy more from them and in general the savings were to be had; however over the last few months Aldi has started to become very expensive indeed; Bananas; potatoes; strawberries and carrots as examples; all looking OK with a quick check in the store but many are being found bad once brought home and opened; it's not worth the fuel and time to return the faulty items but it is a very expensive way to shop in fact just like giving the money away for nothing.
I'll carry on buying fresh Soya at Aldi but little else in future and I'll also check Morrison's to see if they do a price check on fresh Soya; if so I'll ignore Aldi in future; cheap usually means cheap.

Has anyone else noticed the quality difference between Aldi and the big supermarkets?

Kind regards, Col.