Supermarkets

Hi,

Which of these supermarkets have the most variety of products and are the cheapest?

Norma, Aldi, Lidl, Rewe, Edeka, or Tengelmann?

Thanks

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Aldi and Lidl will be your cheapest. Rewe is cheap if you only buy the %26quot;Ja%26quot; products. Tenglemann is the most expensive I think, as I have never been to Edeka or Norma. I go to Penny Markt a lot. Rewe will have more selection than Aldi or Lidl.

Real is huge and will have a larger selection as will Toom. Depends on what you are looking for. Produce, meats, dry products, frozen, paper products. I tend to not go to just one store. I visit the open produce markets, go to my local Turkish store, some days Penny, the next Aldi, and sometimes Rewe, other days I might visit an Asian store or the local butcher or fish market. Do not limit yourself.

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Norma, Aldi and Lidl discounters. Limited variety of products. But cheap.

Others are e.g. Penny and netto

With Edeka it depends what type of market it is.

E-center: huge

Edeka-neukauf, Edeka-aktiv: medium (comparable to Rewe)

Edeka nah und gut: small

Edeka Treff Discount: basic (rather a mom-and-pop store)

Tengelmann: good variety but expensive

E.g. the discounters have 2 sorts of apple juice. One pallet each.

Tengelmann has 10 times more sorts on one quarter of the space.