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  1. ALDI - 289 12th Street Southwest

    289 12th Street Southwest, Forest Lake MN 55025

    4.3 Superb 148 reviews

    “You can't argue the cheaper pricing. Meats are good, produce can be hit or miss, but I hit Aldi for everything and then pick up what I can't get from another store. They do a good job keeping prices down. Their sourdough bread is amazing.”

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  2. Bruce's Foods - 5358 Wyoming Trl

    5358 Wyoming Trl, Wyoming MN 55092

    4.7 Superb 149 reviews

    “Been here a few times now and will continue to return in the future. Prices are fine, great deli choices, quality meats/produce, & very easy to shop. More importantly, what you get here vs 90% of other grocery stores is the great service from the employees and cashiers...people who appreciate your business on a higher level.”

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  3. ALDI - 7085 Otter Lake Rd

    7085 Otter Lake Rd, Lino Lakes MN 55038

    4.6 Superb 21 reviews

    “Depends the style of shopping your doing . On a budget you can bring home a fairly nice size haul at a fair price. If your looking for more of a clean eating, organic , seed oil free purchase there is ground beef, 3 cuts of steak and chicken that meets that need, the produce is mostly plain produce not organic and they have a couple of clean one off things like ginger wellness juice, organic PB and jelly, organic milk and organic Greek yogurt. The place has something for everyone.”

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