Chelsea’s love of Aldi inspired her to start an Instagram fan account where she posts about her everyday shopping at Aldi as well as Aldi’s famous special buys. Though she was first introduced to Aldi as a kid when her parents shopped there, she initially didn’t shop there as an adult.  She then got reacquainted with it a few years back, and it didn’t take long for her to get hooked. And only a matter of visits, and seeing the cost of a cart full of groceries, before her husband was on board as well.Aldi sometimes gets a bad rap in the US. In Europe, where Aldi began, it’s just a nice grocery store chain. Europe doesn’t have airplane hanger size grocery stores, so everything is small. But in the US, it feels different and to many people, different is scary.We give Chelsea some rapid fire Aldi Q&A.  Listen to the podcast to hear her answers:What is the best thing you’ve ever bought at Aldi?  Weirdest thing?How many different Aldis have you been to? How many different countries have you visited an Aldi in? Or what country would you want to visit an Aldi in?Do you ever shop at other grocery stores? Have you ever been to a Lidl and does it make you question Aldi?Most importantly, we finish with the impact Aldi has had on our lives personally and financially,Our 5 Ways Shopping at Aldi Will Change Your Life:A smaller store makes shopping easier and faster.A smaller store makes you a grocery minimalist and you’ll be happier because of it.Recurring international speciality items makes it easy to explore new cuisine.The Special Buys can save you a ton on the essentials items from gardening equipment to pool toys to clothes to home decor.  But don’t just buy this stuff unless it’s items you need!!The prices are so. Damn. Low.---Show ReferencesAldi for President on InstagramFriends on FIRE episode #24 - Save on Groceries---Follow friends on FIRETwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInLeave us a voicemail or text us: 404-981-3370eMail us at:  friendsonfiremm@gmail.comVisit our website: www.friendsonfire.org---Other LinksMaggie’s Blog: Mostly Minimal LifeMike’s Book: Your New Relationship with Money