These deals are good at Aldi through January 31. Looks like a good week to stock up on fresh vegetables. I’ve been wanting to try making guacamole, I think maybe I’ll get some avocados this week and try it. Anyone have a recipe they want to share?
Avocados 3 pack $2.49
Baby Carrots $0.69 per bag
Grape Tomatoes $1.49 per pack
Cauliflower $0.99 each
Celery $0.99
Broccoli $1.19 per pound
These deals are based the flyer for my local area, check the ad for your area here.
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Judy Burkholder says
i liked the recipe from annie’s eats. i did add seeded chopped cherry tomatos and i added a bit more of the jalapeno. Do not skip the lime watever you do cause it totally makes the dish. You could always make some and get us down there to test taste if for you. 🙂
Coupon Cutting Mom says
🙂 or better yet I could buy the advocoda and you could make it for me since you have experience making it. Maybe we could both make some and then taste test each others recipes:)