ALDI TV Commercial, 'Cheese Singles'
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This woman likes both of these American cheese singles. They're perfect for her crazy singles parties. The half-naked guy in the background likes them too.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Kettle Chips'
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A young boy explains that kettle chips are his favorite while his little sister repeats everything he says. He likes Lay's and ALDI's brand Clancy's, which are priced lower.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Father and Son: Protein Ice Cream'
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As a father visits his son's science fair, he explains that not everyone can be a winner like Aldi because its products have won over 400 awards for quality -- kind of like Cooper's solar system. He then consoles his son by saying that he did great too, even if it's not "Aldi great."
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Some Things You Can't Take Back: Black Angus Patties'
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Peering down at an unfortunate tattoo, a mother tells her teenage daughter that unlike items bought at Aldi backed by the Twice as Nice Guarantee, there are some things that can't be returned. When the daughter asks her mother why she doesn't just return her, the mom reminds her that she didn't come from Aldi. For a limited time, Aldi customers can save on Black Angus patties and brioche buns.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'I Like ALDI: Yogurt Bites'
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A toddler's mother sets out children's' yogurt bites from competing brands while searching for her phone in her purse. Although she likes the bites from both Gerber Graduates and ALDI Little Journey, the ALDI brand is available for cheaper. When the woman finally finds her buzzing phone, she just misses a call from her mother-in-law, which she isn't too unhappy to avoid. ALDI highlights its Little Journey baby essentials and says even if you like two brands, you'll love its price.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Tricks: Little Salad Bar'
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In the produce section of an ALDI store, Sandy catches Denise using a trick her nonna taught her to make sure her produce is fresh. Sandy tells Denise there's no need for her strange tests because ALDI's produce is delivered fresh every day. For a limited time, ALDI is offering savings on Little Salad Bar kits.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'I Like ALDI: Toilet Paper'
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A man likes both Charmin and ALDI Willow toilet paper because he can stick sheets of it in his ears to absorb the screeching sound of his daughter's violin while she practices. However, the ALDI brand toilet paper is cheaper than its competitor and ALDI guarantees even if you like them both, you'll love its price.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Child Seat'
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A mom is shopping at ALDI with her adult son when he asks her what makes ALDI olive oil so great. She tells him that ALDI stores only sell the "specialist, most amazing products" and that when you have something that precious, you should never, ever let go of it. Just then, the camera zooms out to reveal her son has been riding in the child's seat of the grocery cart. ALDI won't let go of its great olive oil but perhaps it's time Mom gives her son some space!
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Some Things You Can't Take Back: Salmon'
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While sitting on her daughter's bed munching chips, a mom nonchalantly reminds her daughter that some things just can't be taken back -- such as the poorly tattooed face of "Kevin" on her daughter's foot. However, with Aldi's Twice as Nice Guarantee, anything that doesn't satisfy will be refunded and replaced. Unfortunately, her daughter didn't come from Aldi, but mom is sure she'll love Kevin forever.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Father and Son'
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At a science fair, a father takes the time to instill a lesson in his son that not everyone can win like ALDI. While he says he did a good job on his solar system model, it's not as good as Cooper's version, which rotates. Luckily, the boy was able to beat out the person stationed next to him.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Tricks: Fresh Produce'
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In the produce section of an ALDI store, Sandy runs into Denise who is using a trick her nonna taught her to make sure her produce is fresh. Sandy informs her that she doesn't need to worry because ALDI's produce is delivered fresh every day.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Some Things You Can't Take Back: Twice as Nice Guarantee'
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A mom sits with her teenage daughter and says that there are some things you can't take back. The daughter looks down to a poorly drawn tattoo of a guy named Kevin on her foot. Her mom continues that you can at least take back something you bought from Aldi because it offers its "Twice as Nice Guarantee." If you are unhappy with your purchase for any reason, Aldi says it will give you a refund and replace it.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Some Things You Can't Take Back'
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A mother and daughter sit on the bed, having a heart-to-heart. The daughter is upset because she got a bad tattoo of "Kevin" on her foot and has realized she is stuck with this bad decision for the rest of her life. Her mom is unsympathetic and tells her she can't take back all her bad decisions but that she can take back what she bought at ALDI's. ALDI says to check out its return policy and its deals on Mama Cozzi's Pizzas.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Ice Cream'
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A concerned, but not-too-bright husband questions his wife's eating habits as she drops a not-so-subtle hint about how much she likes to eat pickles with ice cream.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Spring Mix' Song by Cutting Crew
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A woman likes ALDI SimplyNature Organic Spring Mix salad and the Spring Mix at other supermarkets. On the other hand, the spring mix her husband made her back in April of '92 compels her to repeat which two spring mixes she's actually fond of. She watches as he works the grill and dances to the Cutting Crew song "(I Just) Died in Your Arms" playing on the boombox.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Fruit Salad: Enjoy the Freshest Fruit'
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This woman passes a bowl around for everyone to add different fruits to her fruit salad, including watermelon, berries and pineapple. ALDI claims customers can count on it for fresh fruits.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Some Things You Can't Take Back: Chicken Drumsticks'
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Unlike items you buy at Aldi backed by the Twice as Nice Guarantee, a mother informs her teenage daughter that there are some things in life you just can't take back, including the tattoo of a current love interest on her daughter's ankle. When the daughter retorts asking why her mother doesn't just return her for a refund, mom reminds her that she didn't come from Aldi. For a limited time at the grocery store, customers can save on family packs of chicken drumsticks.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Karen'
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As a nurse, Karen appreciates people who keep things clean, especially during these times. She says she likes to shop at Aldi because they keep their check stands sanitary and encourage social distancing. She also appreciates the employees for "nailing it" and keeping shelves well stocked, which isn't always an easy feat.
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Greek Yogurt'
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The statue "Discobolus" by the Greek sculptor Myron comes to life on a beach, with two toddlers dressed as tiny angel statues on either side of him. The man says he loves Greek yogurt, but he wants to save money to take his girl on a vacation. That's why, he says, he buys his yogurt from ALDI. He tosses his discus to his "girl," who ends up being a still-solid statue of Venus. His discus knocks the statue out of a hammock, knocking off her only arm. He asks her to throw it back to him, that is,
ALDI TV Commercial, 'Sliced Ham'
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While her son waits for his sandwich, a mom tells viewers that Bobby likes both Oscar Mayer ham, which might sell for around $3.60, and Aldi's Lunch Mate Ham, which is around $2.49. Bobby might not have a problem with the ham she chose to save money, but he does have a problem with the way she cuts the sandwich. To appease his preference for a diagonal cut, she turns the plate a little bit so it looks like a diagonal cut.