A FOOD fanatic went to the “oldest Aldi ever” and was mind blown by all the different flavours of milk.
Mark Brown runs a Tik Tok account – called Right Guys Review – where he posts shop tours and rare food finds.
His latest venture was into a super old Aldi that fans thought was like “stepping back 20 years” in time.
The content creator found Aldi version of popular chocolate milk Chocomel and Nesquik milkshake powder.
But the standout find was cartons of vla – a pudding-type dessert dream popular in some European countries – in countless flavours.
Mark is from Hambleton, Yorkshire but was visiting an Aldi in the Netherlands.
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He narrated: “Just come to the maddest Aldi.
“Look at this – this is actually an Aldi – and it’s like in a house.”
Walking in, he grabbed a basket and quipped, “let’s get to it”.
After finding Aldi versions of Chocomel and Nesquik, Mark turned his attention to all the different flavours of vla on the shelf.
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Vla is made using eggs, milk, sugar and flavouring, and the texture is thicker than custard but less than pastry cream.
Mark nabbed the last chocolate flavour on the shelf for around £1.40, as well as a carton of caramel and vanilla.
He joked: “I’m gonna smuggle this back to England.
“Let’s get it all.”
People jumped in the comments to explain vla was the “Dutch version of custard” after a number of Brits were itching to know what it was like.
One person explained: “Vla is a kind of Dutch custard, similar but completely different taste.”
Others questioned if Mark “only drinks milkshakes”.
However, some viewers just couldn’t get over how old school the international Aldi seemed.
One quipped: “That’s an old Aldi.”
To which someone else replied: “The UK had old ones for over 20 years but now they’re mostly updated.
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“They spent millions in the last ten years.
“I miss the 90s ones.”
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