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    2. NakeDex on

      In fairness, it says „gold“ right there on the label. You have to secure it.

    3. stbrigidiscross on

      I wonder is this an Aldi wide policy or does OP just come from a place that’s mad for robbing Kerrygold.

    9. tearsandpain84 on

      The Butter Thief Master staring Nicolas Cage “He wants your butter and he is going to take it”.

    14. LaTerreur92 on

      €5.49 for 250g of butter tells everything what I need to know about Ireland… Disgrace what thiw country have become. If anyone still thinks this is because of the „boat people“, I have bad news for ya’ll.

      EDIT: My bad, it is almost 500g of butter for €5.49, still, blaming migration for systematic corruption is the Hungarian tempo, Orban’s strategy. Hungary has the highest level of inflation, and the gov is blaming war, Brussels, migartion and whatnot for their poor and greedy choices.

    17. Gruffalo68 on

      Do you think they would have an alarm on it, if they didn’t know they were charging too much?

    18. IzLitFam on

      Isn’t there something called as a butter index inflation which directly correlates to economic conditions?

    19. paulinternet on

      Most butter you buy comes with a stock lens which is a decent all-rounder, but you can swap it out for a compatible lens of your own.

    23. tuttercheese on

      Wild times out there.

      First it was the Americans and their eggs, now it’s here with the golden butter.

    26. followerofEnki96 on

      Every generation has its luxury. For us it happens to be butter.
      Back to feudalism lads

    33. ranuswastaken on

      Having lived and worked in Blanch – yeah, par for the course. The place is a kip

    34. cocoshunt on

      Im in Austria and it costs around €3 in Lidl, how is that price displayed here possible?

    38. Kevnmur on

      I wonder if this happened during the recession as well.

      Or is this evidence that people are actually worse off now.

    39. theirishguyvlogs on

      If they can add security measures to each individual item, surely they can lower their profit margins?

    40. snackhappynappy on

      Definitely don’t leave it out of the fridge for a while
      Remove tag when it melts slightly
      Replace in fridge behind a bigger item and return for it later
      That would be wrong

    41. Entire_Toe2640 on

      I buy that same block in US (Florida) for $4.99 (4.29 euros). How do they ship it across the ocean in a refrigerated cargo container and sell it for 22% less?

    45. KA55IE on

      When you realize it’s the same butter, made in the same production plant but uses different labels for different customers. You’re literally paying for the wrapper.
      The lidl formil washing detergent is persil, the difference with formil is you’re paying for the product, not the label.
      Many products available under different brands come from the same places. People just automatically assume that since something has a well known brand tag and cost a fortune, it must be better. It’s a mareketing scam, nothing else.

    46. ItalianRimBreaks on

      It’s either a great bit of social marketing OR its too tasty for that shops demographic OR both.

    48. Lostinasafespace on

      These slide off easily ,and luckily there’s butter right there to help

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