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It’s no secret that many of us atEatingWellare devoted Aldi shoppers—it’s how we know which of the store’ssalad kitsis best and what’s on our usualAldi shopping list. There’s lots to love about making Aldi your grocery shopping destination, and the price point is especially appealing. The grocer is known for its great deals on essentials, plus fun slates of seasonal deals. We also love the healthy options Aldi stocks,from simple snackstofrozen entreesthat will become a staple in your kitchen.

Aldi hasn’t released specific locations about where exactly it’ll open the 800 stores, but the company is dropping hints. We know that Aldi will expand into new cities, including Las Vegas, while adding locations in areas where the retailer is already established. (Keep an eye onAldi’s grand openings trackerto see if your town pops up sometime soon.)Aldi also says that the company plans to expand their presence in Southern California and Phoenix, plus add more stores in the northeastern and midwestern parts of the United States. New stores—and some stores undergoing remodeling—will be outfitted with sustainable features like rooftop solar systems and environmentally friendly refrigeration systems.

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As for folks down South, they can expect to see some big changes in their local grocery stores. Aldi has officially acquired Southeastern Grocers, which operates Winn-Dixie and Harveys stores in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi. While some of those stores will retain their old branding and style, others will be converted into Aldi stores.

“With the acquisition of Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarkets, ALDI will serve even more communities in the Southeast, bringing us closer to our customers in a region where we’ve already experienced significant demand for affordable, quality groceries,” Aldi’s CEO, Jason Hart,said in a media release.The Harveys and Winn-Dixie locations rebranding as Aldis will convert in phases—the first group will start the process later this year and reopen as Aldi stores in 2025. So while you may miss your local Winn-Dixie location for a handful of months, you can rest assured that it will be coming back bigger and better than ever.

If you’re an Aldi rookie with a store coming your way soon, we’ve got some tips for you. Be sure to avoid these“polite” things that are actually rude, and grab some of the classic Aldi essentials, like the items on theirannual fan-voted favorites list. As long as you find what’s on your list and hunt down the deals you want, you can’t go wrong.

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