alright you spergers, redpill me on private label/store brand

>>7085227
I went to a yoghurt factory where they were making like 7 different brands of yoghurt for different comapnies and said its all pretty much exactly the same, just slightly different flavouring balances and pot shapes

>>7085227
Lidl and Aldi store brands are pretty good

>>7085295
Seconded. Aldi is amazing, not to mention cheap. You can get a gallon of milk there for 1.69, rather than 2.50+ at Walmart or Kroger.

>>7085377
God damn it. Milk is like 5 dollars in canada.

>>7085381
Holy shit. I like milk but there's no way I'd pay that much for it unless I absolutely had to have it for a recipe or something.

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I've yet to buy a Walmart brand food that I didn't like.

However not all store brand turned out OK. We had a lot of this cost cutter kroner brand in the 80s and it was fuckin horrid. I was combined they only sold it to make sure you kept over paying for name brands.

>>7087212
Their mio/water flavors are pure piss. Taste terrible. I just wait for the POWERade or mio brands to go on buy one get one sales.

Gave up shopping at Walmart when it became too sad watching the land whales and other disabled broken people trying to move around anyway. That place is pure depression.

>>7085403
Milk in the US is heavily subsidized. If it wasn't, you'd be paying Canadian prices for it.

>>7085227
pretty much any store brand food is fine besides any kind of pasta especially egg noodle or shit you can make easily yourself like sauces. I don't know why but store brand egg noodles fucking suck

>>7085227
Store brands vary in quality greatly.
A lot think that Costco's Kirkland olive oil is god tier and pretty good price for organic. But that doesn't mean all other Kirkland products are really great among competitors product.

look at the label

>>7087949
Most kirkland things are pretty solid, at least around here.