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WHETHER IT’S A nice meal at the end of a long hard day, or a back garden summer barbecue with all your nearest and dearest, there is never a bad time for the food that you love.
ALDI knows that good food means good mood, which is why its stores across Ireland are stocked with award-winning foods that put a smile on your face.
Today we’re looking for your input. We want to know which of these foods puts the biggest smile on your face. We’ve got three categories: sweet treats, meat lovers, and the snack showdown — we want to find out which of these foods makes our readers happiest.
The slider rating tool is simple. On a scale of 1-10, simply drag the slider to reflect how happy a certain food makes you, and we’ll see which foods come out victorious.
The fun part of our slider rating tool is that you can see the average rating submitted by all of our other readers, giving you a sense of just how much of an ice-cream fiend you might be relative to the population at large, for example. So let’s get started.
The first dilemma is a tough one. Rate the two options below and learn how other readers voted.
But maybe you’re not a strawberry person. Maybe your sweet tooth needs something more. Which brings us to our next competitor.
Now we move on to the main course. Tell us how you feel about these next two options. Which do you prefer?
But maybe your palate seeks something different. Maybe it’s a steak that brings a bigger smile to your face…
Now for the final round… Which of these two options are you happier snacking on?
Or do you like snack on something a little greener?
Check out ALDI online for the full range of delicious meals, high-quality ingredients and everything else you need to let your good food put you in a good mood.
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