I'm burning with curiosity about how they consistently get away with their versions of the original brands. Search for the budget supermarket on any social media channel and it seems like every other post is another over-satisfied shopper taking to the internet to rave about one of their products that is a pretty convincing own brand version of a classic. Firstly, I wouldn't recommend trying this at home - the amount of salt, sugar, and caffeine, consumed during this taste test left me feeling like a dehydrated and frazzled shell of a human being.

At So Sweet Shop, we take pride in offering a diverse array of Pringles flavours. From well-loved classics to exciting, unique varieties, we have something for every Pringles enthusiast: Overall - although this sample size was small - if I had to figure out a trend for how Aldi dupes compare to original products, I would say it's this: Aldi could generally match middle-of-the-range products (Pringles, Aero, Red Bull etc) on quality - but when it comes to luxury product brands, including Fever Tree and Lindt, Aldi couldn't compare. Then there's the price difference; considering all of Aldi's dupes are much cheaper, with some, including Pringles and Red Bull, less than a third of the price of the originals, I think the marginal differences in taste and texture are well worth the savings. The products I would bin off to buy from Aldi instead: