Aldi 8oz Sirloin Steak - £3.09 @ Aldi

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Aldi 8oz Sirloin Steak for £3.09

£3.09 Aldi9 Sep 16

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HG2

9 Sep 16

Pretty sure these steaks were £4.29 not so long ago, bargain.

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stepp to amazon54

10 Sep 16 5 #19

agree, they don't even know if the meat Is or isn't halal. I for one do not wish to eat meat that has been slaughtered in the halal way and especially with the prayer of a silly fake god upon it.

pajast

9 Sep 16 5 #13

'security protected' - Cold

amazon54

9 Sep 16 3 #8

I don't buy meat from Aldi since finding out it is halal and I don't agree with that way of killing.

Latest comments (57)

soph_soph

17 Sep 16 #57

hahaha

m4group

16 Sep 16 #56

STEPP & AMAZON 54

GET A LIFE

m4group

15 Sep 16 #55

You wouldn't understand there are guidelines in life which best kept in life it use to be Godliness no its law of the land to protect the people Which Religions did before God forbid if you ever need help in life Hence the saying God Help Me
(When one is really down in Life ) I hope you never need to get this low to under stand
Caio

Al18

15 Sep 16 #54

What tangible effect will saying a prayer "of a silly fake God" matter to you if you don't believe in it? Surely it'll have the same effect as saying nothing at all i.e. null effect. Or is it offensive to you because you're a special snowflake and seek to don your Social Justice Warrior cape and eradicate all forms of oppression eveywhere.

You've also failed to explain why it still is an issue

stepp

15 Sep 16 #53

Yes, No and yes it does matter to me.

Al18

14 Sep 16 #52

Lol you're breeding an animal from birth and killing it to fill your belly up, but the WAY it's killed is a big no no? Tell me, are you a vegetarian? If so, you have a case, but meat eaters who all of a sudden become pseudo-philosophical morality police when it comes to how an animal has its life ended when it goes through hell when it's alive are hypocrites.

Also, if it's a prayer of a "silly fake God" surely they wouldn't matter to you?

m4group

13 Sep 16 #51

amazon 54

No God is Fake ...... Muslims have to believe in Abraham and Jesus to be Muslim

We should not let Media to dived and control US ...We are all made the same ,

DO WE NOT ALL BLEED IF WE ARE CUT...

m4group

13 Sep 16 #50

I agree it should state if its Halal , its actually better for us to eat

We in England are very tolerant of every religion Thank God ( Let this educate other countries Especially French ) To DO the Same

pdbis

12 Sep 16 #49

All meat products should clearly state if it is halal or not. Makes me wonder what country we are in sometimes.

biggysilly

11 Sep 16 #48

and M4group WTF "better for you"? All meat is hung to let the blood run out! unless you know otherwise?

m4group

11 Sep 16 #46

Hi My reply is for the person who is complaining the Halal /or Not Halal issue

Halal is actually Hygienically cleaner and better for you are its hung upside down after being killed so there is no blood left in the body The Jewish way of killing the cows is very similar to Halal So let Not get on the Muslim Bashing again

Lets Enjoy the Meat and not Get used by the Media ETC ETC ETC

biggysilly to m4group

11 Sep 16 #47

God. I wish I could speak my mind on here without getting banned. PrimeMinister May may stop this blanket muslim praying over our meat. The French have!

amazon54

11 Sep 16 #45

We have a right to know how are animals are killed just as someone who only eats halal has a right to know. I don't like that way of killing simple as that. I have no problem with people's religion. That's their buisiness.

amazon54

11 Sep 16 #44

Most supermarket meat is halal. It has nothing to do with cost. I have contacted Aldi to confirm but it was stated awhile ago on here with a list of all halal supermarket killed meat. Aldi was one of many.

soph_soph

11 Sep 16 #42

religious views on a post about steak.....

dvdvicar to soph_soph

11 Sep 16 #43

You must be new here if you find that in the least bit surprising! :wink:

morzee

11 Sep 16 #41

Yes, so very true. The Aldi adverts explain that all their meats are British!! Hence, why other supermarkets charge more!! It all has to be imported. Lots of charges have to be added to get them in to the UK, as we all know!!

morzee

11 Sep 16 #40

But, my moral is you get what you pay for!! Why scrimp, if it's something you enjoy. If you work hard don't you deserve your treats??

pajast

9 Sep 16 5 #13

'security protected' - Cold

morzee to pajast

11 Sep 16 #39

And your point being????
Only a concern if you're wanting & not wanting to pay. So intrigued do explain??

yorkie111

10 Sep 16 #38

Tried them and yummy !!

wolf47wolf

10 Sep 16 #37

try a butchers rump steak, bit of a less pricy cut and ask for no fat and you should get something you'll be surprised with.

biggysilly

10 Sep 16 #36

Erm Cow eat grass. That is all they can digest. It is why they live in fields of grass and eat pickled grass (silage) in the winter. They get all their nutrients from fibre in their four stomachs. Uk beef is generally under 30 months when it is killed due to having to have the spine removed if it is older due to the risk of BSE. Your Zebu from Namibia which loosely resembles a cow is not adhered to these restrictions and could be 10 years old.

Zebu

krisward7955

10 Sep 16 #35

Thanx for the reply. Appreciate it.

I've been getting mine from the butchers at £5 a steak (they are huge) but very fatty. Recently they haven't been as good, so I'll try Aldi

Angri

10 Sep 16 #34

Reading this thread suggests that it would be more helpful if folks started comparing the lengths of pieces of string!

zebrum

10 Sep 16 #33

Paying a higher price to a local butcher who uses cheaper imported meat is still supporting the local butchers business though. Maybe he's a friendly guy and people enjoy chatting to him? Personally I prefer a juicy steak, none of that dried out grass-fed stuff from abroad.

wolf47wolf

10 Sep 16 #32

to be fair i've never seen the truck dropping off at the butchers, but they're all marked up a Scottish beef. they'll obviously be butchers that play the market too though. fat content seems to be alot less as you can pick your cut. depends if you want the fat to cook through though.

i'll watch the truck coming next time :wink:

shellsuit75

10 Sep 16 2 #31

I always get the rib eye steaks from Aldi, won't get them from anywhere else and never had a bad one yet.

jopilar

10 Sep 16 #30

I find Aldi steaks to be great quality for the price.

wolf47wolf

9 Sep 16 1 #12

not much more at a butchers and you'll get a better steak.

brookysm to wolf47wolf

9 Sep 16 #15

Not always, local butchers can vary massively whereas a steak from Aldi will be fairly consistent around the country!

biggysilly to wolf47wolf

10 Sep 16 #29

A lot of people post on here that you should support your local butcher and their meat is better quality and value. Last week I was in Tewkesbury walking past a respectable traditional butchers shop who all the locals rave about. There was a wholesale butchers lorry outside and I pointed out to my two boys the whole sides of pig hanging from the roof, when I looked closer I noticed all the boxes of beef were either from Namibia, Brazil or Argentina. So much for supporting local farmers. At least Lidl and Aldi buy British. heat from me.

jhd1995

10 Sep 16 1 #28

I always get one or two of these when I go to Aldi and they've always been great. Not as greet as what you would buy from a butchers but good enough for £3 :smiley:

check_your_bank

10 Sep 16 #23

all prepacked supermarket meat is terrible, go to the farm shop or at least the meat counter, Morrison's is incredibly good value , Sainsbury's is expensive, and I don't have a local tescos, all others not worth looking at.

just off to farm shop now to buy bacon & chicken in bulk, works out much cheaper that way too. The steaks you can get for just a little more there would stop you giving these packaged steaks to a dog.

dvdvicar to check_your_bank

10 Sep 16 1 #27

Have you actually tried the Aldi steaks?
I havent had a duff one.
I also by meat from supermarket butchers counters and wholeheartedly agree with you that Morrisons meat is way above the rest.
I have to take you to task about "pre packaged".
All meat comes into supermarkets butchers counters vac-packed.

In fact unless a butcher slaughters his own beasts, most of what you buy in your local butchers shop is going to come to him vac-packed from the abattoir, unless it is a side.
And you cant fairly compare meat at this price with a self-producing butcher offering meat with trace ability and provenance.
Have you seen their prices?
I think by law, they should be made to place chairs outside their shop windows - because the last time I looked in one I certainly needed to sit down!

check_your_bank

10 Sep 16 #26

yes they do and they are very good, often very cheap too,

also didn't notice how small the aldi ones are, which man would ever buy an 8oz or less , that's a child's steak.

leon632

10 Sep 16 #25

do Morrison's not sell them at their butcher's counter. I'd imagine if they do they would be better than what asda or aldi can offer.

leon632

10 Sep 16 #24

steaks are normally 2 for £7 at asda.
they are fine and it's a good deal but I think the aldi ones are bigger

brettreading

10 Sep 16 1 #21

The rib eye are the same price and taste better.

dvdvicar to brettreading

10 Sep 16 #22

I agree - rib-eye is my choice every time

yozzman1234

10 Sep 16 #20

The meat Aldi buy is in mass quantities and is British, why would they pay extra for the meat to be Halal .

amazon54

9 Sep 16 3 #8

I don't buy meat from Aldi since finding out it is halal and I don't agree with that way of killing.

justicesj to amazon54

9 Sep 16 1 #10

cool story ......

stepp to amazon54

10 Sep 16 5 #19

agree, they don't even know if the meat Is or isn't halal. I for one do not wish to eat meat that has been slaughtered in the halal way and especially with the prayer of a silly fake god upon it.

shalton

10 Sep 16 #18

These steaks are nice, had one last week

dribspak

10 Sep 16 1 #17

cold. This guy sends his missus out to buy meat. Shame on you.....

hot vote really

937666

9 Sep 16 1 #16

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krisward7955

9 Sep 16 #1

If anyone buys this can they let us know if it's filled with water please. Stopped buying at Asda as theirs were getting worse

EveshamLad to krisward7955

9 Sep 16 #3

I can't comment on Asda, but try this from Aldi and you won't be disppointed :smiley:

brookysm to krisward7955

9 Sep 16 1 #14

Eat loads of Aldi steaks, rarely get a poor one (but when I do it's usually because the missus just threw a steak in the trolley without looking at it), even then its nowhere near as bad as anything from Asda or Morrison's.

The 30 day aged steaks are sublime too for the money but are nearly twice the price of these.

sradmad

9 Sep 16 1 #11

good find op, heat added

EXZAMS

9 Sep 16 1 #9

lidel meat is better but still hot

snowflake75

9 Sep 16 #7

I'm not pregnant. .. I just really need a juicy kebab. I don't eat a lot of meat but when I crave it I proper crave it!

snowflake75

9 Sep 16 #5

I'm craving a seek kebab

EveshamLad to snowflake75

9 Sep 16 #6

Thanks for letting us all know that :smiley:

When are you due?

EveshamLad

9 Sep 16 1 #4

But who is correct?
There's only one way to find out!!!

(no violence please :smiley:)

steveblackman

9 Sep 16 2 #2

these are always these prices. the 28 day matured ones are more. these stakes are lovly. i buy myself and partner a steak once a week and never have a bad one. just search through the packs and pick a good cut.

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