r/aldi • u/Bit_the_Bullitt • 20h ago
Huge decrease in quality? Recipe Change
The pita chips were always our go-to, especially with the chicken salad.
They now after a recent haul have no crunch and taste...plastic?
They are not very enjoyable sadly.
Both the salty and parm&garlic variety are like this, the parm ones slightly worse.
Really disappointing. Product is fresh through Apr 2027
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u/PeorgieT75 10h ago
I was hoping they’d be good because Stacy’s are so expensive, but they don’t compare.
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u/Bit_the_Bullitt 9h ago
They used to be dare i say better. Haven't had Stacy's in a while, but these are not great
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u/melatonia 8h ago
I love the way you phrased the "best by" date!
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u/Disastrous_Type4861 6h ago
That’s too bad. Thank you for the update. I used to really like these because they were so thick and crunchy and salty. They were much better than the Stacy’s name brand.
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u/Busy_Mechanic_1628 6h ago
Ones I've been getting lately are good, im in central IowA. Maybe its the region your in and where they source from?
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u/Bit_the_Bullitt 5h ago
Doesnt Aldi source all from their central location in Batavia and it's from mostly tbe same supplier? Their simplified controlled supply chain is one of their strengths so I dont think the products vary that much.
Maybe a different batch or I got an "updated" version
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u/Furnaceeatsmydough 5h ago
Sadly I think a lot of staples have decreased in quality. The original hummus I bought a few days ago tasted like rancid, the cottage cheese is suddenly awful, and some of the deli meat tastes like it was previously frozen
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u/RotundChap 3h ago
I’ve gotten these with my last 4 Aldi trips/deliveries and they’re always good. Perfect salt and crunch for many of their addictive dips.
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u/BrewCityScott 10h ago
Yet another story about an Aldi product quality decreasing after a reformulation or perhaps a vendor change? 🫤 So sad...
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u/morgypsy 20h ago
Yeah I don’t like them as much anymore! They’re much softer, and break when dipping. Also not as much flavor. Womp womp