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Scottish crisp brand lands major deal with supermarket giant

A SCOTTISH crisp brand has landed a major deal with a supermarket giant ...

The National (Scotland)

This heated airer is an inexpensive upgrade from Aldi's internet sensation - and I love it

The Beldray Winged Heated Electric Clothes Airer is an inexpensive upgrade from Aldi's ever-popular airer. It's a budget buy, but is it any good?

Woman & Home

Free land offer to lure new supermarkets to open in NT

Free land and major project status are being promised to a new supermarket chain by the NT government to help increase competition and drive down prices.

AAP

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Aldi recalls 28,000 coffee makers after reports of burns, telling owners to return or destroy them

Owners of the Ambiano Single Serve Coffee Maker have reported hot water being ejected from the top during use.

TechRadar

Eight bulldog puppies abandoned in Aldi bag in Surrey woods

RSPCA is appealing for information after the puppies were discovered

Evening Standard

Aldi's £49.99 cordless vacuum cleaner is back – fans say it's the 'perfect solution' for an affordable yet powerful vacuum

Should you bag the bargain or wait for better?

Ideal Home

Sziget Festival review: scorching heat and red-hot music at this Budapest extravaganza

The festival served up a mix of chart-topping headliners and quirky circus acts

Evening Standard

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Australian supermarket peanut butter taste test: it’s better when it’s cheaper

From a surprisingly ‘fluffy’ product to another with ‘no dignity’, Nicholas Jordan and friends sample a range of crunchy spreads and get a lesson in value

The Guardian - AU

Aldi's new £4 candles are their most expensive looking yet - they're a dead-ringer for designer brand Loewe's cult ceramic candles

You don't want to miss this launch on the 11th August

Ideal Home

Kate Allan takes National 25 Championship title by a whisker after Aldi hold-up

The Berkshire rider won by just three seconds, while John Archibald takes the men's title

Cycling Weekly

Olympics 2024: sponsors need to see the benefits of social as well as commercial impact

The Olympic Games would be nothing without the thousands of athletes who gather every four years to compete at the very highest level. But nor would it be such a grand spectacle without the companies and brands which stump up the sponsorship to fund it.

The Conversation

Australian supermarket ravioli taste test: from the ‘sexy’ to the ‘aggressively al dente’

In a blind test of 11 ravioli, tortellini and agnolotti, Nicholas Jordan finds some pastas are silky and generously filled – while others have been stuffed up

The Guardian - AU

Aldi's £17 health grill is the ultimate affordable must-have for busy family kitchens - I'll definitely be buying one

An electric grill is a staple in my kitchen and a total game-changer for families

Ideal Home

Who is Delicious Orie? ‘The next Anthony Joshua’ has secret weapon in fight for Olympic glory

Delicious Orie will head to Paris 2024 as Team GB’s representative in the super heavyweight category and Anthony Joshua’s ex-trainer is guiding him

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Who is Duncan Scott? Team GB swimmer set for Olympic showdown with ‘the next Michael Phelps’

Scott made history by winning four medals at the Tokyo Olympics but faces a new threat in French star Leon Marchand

The Independent UK

Max Whitlock: Team GB gymnast hoping huge risk can yield historic reward at Paris 2024

The most difficult routine of all will lead to gold – if the pommel horse superstar can pull it off

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s major food companies failing nature, report finds

Targets to halt environmental damage ‘severely lacking’, Australian Conservation Foundation says, urging food industry to ‘step up to the plate’

The Guardian - AU

Australian supermarket hot chocolate taste test: ‘It was like a wax museum imitation of Lindt chocolate’

One ‘smells like pencils’, another is ‘almost devoid of aroma’. Nicholas Jordan samples 13 products and discovers little to froth about

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The Conversation

Target just became the latest US retailer to stop accepting payment by checks. Why have so many stores given up on them?

Can you still use a check to make purchases? In increasing numbers of stores across the U.S., the answer is “no.” The large retailer Target stopped accepting checks on July 15, 2024. It follows decisions a decade earlier by supermarket chains Whole Foods and Aldi to no longer accept this…

Evening Standard

Best Aldi Specialbuys to buy now that are ideal for summer

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Kiplinger

Target to Stop Accepting Personal Checks, But Is the Checkbook Era Really Over?

Target won’t accept personal checks after July 15, following Aldi and Whole Foods Market in ditching the payment method. But while they're on the decline, checks still hold value for some Americans.

International Business Times UK

Costco Hikes Membership Fee, Sam's Club Cuts Free Deliveries: 5 Alternatives For Shoppers To Check Out

With the rising Sam's Club and Costco fees, you can explore cheaper alternatives like BJ's, Aldi, Kroger, Walmart and Target.

Ideal Home

Aldi's £25 frozen drinks maker is back in stores this weekend - just in time for summer cocktail season

A little rain never got in the way of a round of frozen margaritas

The Conversation

Britain’s corner shops survived a pandemic and competition from supermarkets – now they are expanding

It seems like they have always been there, on the street corner, open long hours and available whenever we need a pint of milk.

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: Should my wife stop putting Lidl hand soap in expensive bottles?

Ted wants his wife to ‘own’ being cheap, while Marian thinks Ted should be grateful he’s got such a savvy wife. You decide whose argument doesn’t wash

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