Fans Say No Matter How Long You Cook This Aldi Meat, It Stays Fork Tender

Aldi has the best of both worlds — cheap prices and tasty products. The chain grocery store has a wide food selection that keeps customers coming back, but sometimes inexpensive items are a get-what-you-pay-for situation. Aldi's cheap meat products are one example that may not always have the best reputation, but customers claim this one item is worth the buy. Many shoppers say that Aldi is the place to shop for pork chops, as the ones sold there are perfectly tender and flavorful.

Aldi's boneless pork chops are getting all the praise online, and the store carries a variety of pork chops in different cuts both bone-in and boneless. Based on customer reviews, this pork tastes high quality at a low price. You can buy a pack of these pork chops at Aldi for under $7, with other cuts ranging from $5-$10. However, thin cut seem to be the most popular amongst shoppers, as one reviewer on Facebook wrote, "Thin cut are so good and super well-trimmed." Not all customers have had the best experience with Aldi's pork chops, as some found their pack had a weird smell. Still, for the cheap price and majority of positive reviews, these are worth adding to your cart.

Aldi's pork chops are a hot commodity, and shoppers have plenty of options for how to enjoy them. One classic way to serve pork chops involves dipping them in flour, egg wash, and breadcrumb seasoning and frying them. Some shoppers say they coat them in barbecue sauce and air fry them, and others suggested adding pesto and Parmesan on top. Or, lessen your work and pick up a Shake N' Bake seasoning mix from Aldi. Whichever recipe you choose, pork can be a trickier meat to cook, so it's important to check that the internal temperature hits 145 degrees Fahrenheit. You can bake pork chops in the oven, on the stove, the grill, or in the air fryer, but how long you cook them will depend on how thick the cut is.

Aldi's cheap meat prices may find you skeptical, but based on customer reviews, the pork chops are quite the steal. Achieving juicy pork chops usually takes some effort, so for Aldi's to be consistently tender is impressive. No need to go out and spend money on restaurant pork chops when Aldi's are just as delicious at home.