Grocery bills are reaching all-time highs, and for many of us Texans on a budget, we’re trying any means necessary to save money. Even if that means cheating on our local neighborhood grocery store, H-E-B.
While the Texas-born grocer is known for its low prices and fresh foods, Aldi has been rapidly growing its presence in Texas and prides itself in being one of the most affordable supermarket chains in the U.S. But how does the discount grocer truly compare to H-E-B and which store is actually cheaper to shop at?
MySA visited the new Aldi in Cedar Park on Monday, July 20 to answer these questions and give you a rundown of everything you need to know before your next shopping trip. Here’s what to know about Aldi vs. H-E-B:
Shopping experience at Aldi’s
The first major difference between H-E-B and Aldi is the size of each store. The Cedar Park Aldi is about 23,000 square feet, whereas an average H-E-B is roughly 70,000 square feet, making the shopping experience in both stores very unique…