• Home
  • START HERE
  • Newsletters
  • Marketing
  • Contact

Glasshouse Country Blog

Hinterland News

  • Articles
    • Events
    • Shops
    • Clubs
    • Art
    • Music
    • Photos
    • Videos
    • People
      • Meet the Shopkeeper
      • Meet the Local
      • Meet the Trade
    • Archive
  • People
  • Shops
  • Questions
  • Sitemap
You are here: Home / Articles / Why this Local Appreciates ALDI in Beerwah

Why this Local Appreciates ALDI in Beerwah

August 18, 2012 by Glasshouse Country Leave a Comment

Aldi Logo BeerwahWhen the prospect of Aldi hit the town of Beerwah I think everybody was wondering why we needed another grocery store when we already had IGA and Woolworths.

Why I appreciate ALDI

  • The staff at Aldi are always polite, friendly and helpful.
  • Aldi do sell gluten-free bread which is reasonably priced and from time to time Aldi will have specials on gluten-free products and range a whole variety. (They should offer the full range all the times).
  • Aldi’s prices are low, they have a large selection of most things and they also have a good organic range and quite a few good imported products as well.
  • ALDI’s catalogue changes regularly and there is quite a big selection of products which you would not imagine would be sold at a grocery store.
  • Aldi’s catalog ranges from household goods, home furnishings, camping, officeware, cookware, kitchenware, appliances, furniture and many more most of which they have on display in the store.
  • There is plenty of parking and the parking spaces seem larger.
  • ALDI have family friendly hours.

Comments about Shops in Beerwah

I support all the shops in town and feel that each offers a unique experience and each have specialty products or a wider range with more competitive prices for certain products so the frugal shopper simply has to shop around.

Woolworths in Beerwah: I’ve grown cautious about visiting Woollies, because each visit costs my family a small fortune that said, they do sell a good selection of teas, which they sell in larger quantities.

IGA in Beerwah: I do find the beverages such as Milo and Nesquick good to buy at IGA because they sell them in bigger quantities and they also have a good dairy free and gluten-free selection.

While IGA and Woolwoths are good all rounders store their prices are definitely a little higher than Aldi and every cent counts in our household.

I think Aldi has ended up being a very welcomed addition to the town of Beerwah in catering for those who are on a tight budget and those who are obviously happy to spend less.

These days the average family needs to shop wisely!

Article contributed by a local reader.

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Print

Related

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: ALDI

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

This website is about the People, Places, Puzzles and Questions related to the Glasshouse Country, Sunshine Coast.
Sue from Past D'Vine Beerwah

Meet the Shopkeeper: Sue and Oscar from Pasta D’Vine in Beerwah

Meet Sue (and Oscar) from Pasta D'Vine who for many years have delighted locals with their fresh pasta, delicatessen and sweet … [Read More...]

Meet Honorary Locals: Milan and Himanshu – Euro Solar Salesmen

Milan and Himanshu have  been visiting me since February, and have finally convinced me to sign up to Solar Energy. I don't rush into … [Read More...]

Brendan Roser from Beerwah Swimming Pool

Meet a Local: Brendan Roser from the Beerwah Swimming Pool

It's because of Brendan Roser that the Beerwah Swimming Pool remains one of Beerwah's best managed Public Services and has such a … [Read More...]

Meet Craig Quinn from Eleven Hills Adventures

Meet Craig Quinn and watch this video of a delightful soul who will take you and your family for mountain bike rides around the … [Read More...]

Vicky Heading from Beerwah Hair and Beauty 2014

Meet the Shopkeeper: Vicky Heading from Beerwah Hair and Beauty in Beerwah

Vicky Heading from Beerwah Hair and Beauty When asked what to you like about hairdressing she replied "I love my job" Vicky works … [Read More...]

Meet the Local: Damian Collins living an Adventure Unearthed

Occasionally opportunity comes along which when it does you know that you simply can't afford to let it pass without giving it a fair … [Read More...]

Shannon and Jenny from Hinterland Body and Soul

Meet the Shopkeeper: Jenny and Shannon from Hinterland Body and Soul Beerwah

Jenny and Shannon from Hinterland Body and Soul Beerwah have been in Beerwah for the past five years and have gathered a following of … [Read More...]

Articles
  • Music on the Sunshine CoastMusic on the Sunshine Coast
  • Local Attraction: The Beerwah Waterhole alias “The Washing Machine”Local Attraction: The Beerwah Waterhole alias "The Washing Machine"
  • Starting a Beerwah Residents and Ratepayers AssociationStarting a Beerwah Residents and Ratepayers Association
  • Are you interested in Art Lessons? or Who is Gundars Eglentals?Are you interested in Art Lessons? or Who is Gundars Eglentals?
  • Portrait of a Small TownPortrait of a Small Town
  • Photos: MooFest Photo Collection 2015Photos: MooFest Photo Collection 2015
  • The Glasshouse Markets on Sunday the 9th of September 2012The Glasshouse Markets on Sunday the 9th of September 2012
  • Write your own ArticleWrite your own Article
  • Mooloolah Land Care GroupMooloolah Land Care Group
  • Meet the Shopkeeper: Todd Harris from Hinterland SeafoodsMeet the Shopkeeper: Todd Harris from Hinterland Seafoods

Pages

  • Advertise
  • Calendar
  • Contact
  • Directory
  • Media Wall
  • Newsletter
  • Phonebook
  • Sitemap
  • Start Here
  • Subscribe

Get involved

We’re happy to see Beerwah.com growing and serving the local … [Read More...]

About

GlasshouseCountry.com started out as Beerwah.org was set up … [Read More...]

Write an Article

Beerwah.com is always looking for new and fresh content. … [Read More...]

Search this Website

Copyright © 2023 · News Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in

 

Loading Comments...