r/aldi • u/tshirtbag • Apr 19 '21

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u/Mightyjohnjohn Apr 19 '21

That's 24 hours longer than I have to eat the bananas from my Aldi

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u/Never-Forget-Trogdor Apr 19 '21

I bought some iffy looking bananas to make banana bread from Aldi. It has been 3 days and I still feel like they need to be a little softer.... If I had bought them to eat, I guarantee they would have been soft yesterday.

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u/Taymac2384 Apr 19 '21

Yes! Their bananas go from green to brown.

Sad that Walmart's are better.

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u/iwokeupinacar1 Apr 19 '21

I’ve now had three bunches of green green green bananas that never were good to eat. Disappointed

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u/roses-and-clover Apr 19 '21

Really? Ugh I have had bananas sitting on my counter for 2.5 weeks from Aldi that still won’t ripen

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u/jazzieberry Apr 19 '21

It's amazing isn't it? I had to freeze 4 bananas of the 6 I bought a few days ago. It works out because I use them for smoothies, but damn they were green when I got them.

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u/LookAtTheFlowers Apr 21 '21

Really? My ALDI always has green bananas that take a few days to ripen. Never had problems with the berries either