Woman shares genius hack to make life a whole lot easier at the lightning-speed Aldi checkouts | The Sun

A WOMAN has shared the genius hack she uses to make her Aldi shopping process a whole lot easier.

Eden explained that she'd seen someone else using the hack a while ago, and decided to give it a try herself.

And when she did, she realised just how much easier it was going to make her Aldi trips.

She is now hoping to pass the knowledge onto others, as she shared a video of herself demonstrating on her TikTok page.

"Aldi's laundry basket shopping hack is one of my favourite hacks that I use all the time," Eden began.

"All you have to do is bring a laundry basket with you, and put it at the bottom of your trolley.

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"Then do your shopping as normal and then ask the cashier to just put the groceries directly into your basket."

The hack means that you "skip the entire bagging process".

"So what do you think? Would you try this hack?" she concluded her video.

And Eden added in the caption: "I saw a video of this a few years ago and I've been using it ever since!!

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"Makes my life so much easier!"

People were quick to comment on the video, with one writing: "Great idea!"

"So smart!" another praised.

As a third commented: "Genius!"

"I do this all the time, it’s a great idea!" someone else wrote.

"it's actually saving plastic as well!" another pointed out.

However, others insisted that employees at Aldi aren't allowed to put items into a customer's basket for them.

"As an Aldi employee we actually aren’t allowed to do that when checking people out. So you got lucky with your store," one wrote.

"Our Aldi won’t allow us to do that," another added.

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As a third commented: "As a former Aldi's employee, they are not required to bag or box your things, so if they do refuse while it's busy just know it is per the policy."

But someone else said: "For everyone saying their store won’t let them, I leave the basket in the car and then just throw it all in there in the car park."

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