Aldi customer Jainee said she is putting in an 'official complaint'
A shopper has said they are 'putting in a complaint' about a particular packet of crisps being sold at the budget supermarket. In a Facebook post on Aldi UK shoppers, customer Janiee suggested the limited edition savoury snack should be 'made illegal'.
Clearly won over by the taste, she jokingly added: "Me and the hubby have gone through two packs of these today... I just only hope Aldi is going to take full responsibility for my weight gain!! I wonder if these count towards my five a day." Gisella asked: "Are they very spicy?", to which Sofia replied: "I was wondering the same thing!" Jainee told them: "No they’re not I can’t do spicy." She then quipped: "They are absolutely evil."
Jainee later told fellow members: "I asked the kids to try one and they both spat them out in disgust! What a waste of 2 crisps!!" Angela pointed out: "They are delicious. Also the Beef and Horseradish flavour."
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