Mum-of-two shares brutal Aldi warning in foul-mouthed rant - urging parents to 'never' shop at budget store

An irritated Aldi shopper has posted a foul-mouthed rant online - warning other mums to 'never' visit the budget store.

The tirade, uploaded to parenting website Mums Advice, describes a frustrating experience of the one-way system.

And XGemX's post includes plenty of profanity in regards to lightning speed checkout scanning and colliding trolleys.

The forum user allegedly took inspiration from an uncensored version which had over 10,000 likes on Facebook written by Cindy Steele.

It seems no Aldi shopper is safe from her razor-sharp speech, as she pokes fun at 'Turbo Tracey' on the tills and 'Doreen' the rebel.

The brutally honest post has won the hearts of fed up parents all over the country, Kent Live reports .

Aldi opened its first UK store 26 years ago.

The retailer, which has 762 stores in the UK, reiterated its long-term strategy to have a network of 1,000 by 2022.

The retailer routinely attracts shoppers with special events, reducing stock and offering huge discounts, deals and savings on an array of goods - be it food or furniture.

A man recently claims to have been "publicly shamed" by an Aldi store assistant for taking a photograph of a bottle of champagne.

Jason Copley, 44, said he was shopping for a particular brand of fizz in Stretford, Greater Manchester, when he was confronted by a member of staff.

Jason claimed he took a photograph of a bottle of champagne to send to a friend to check it was the right label before he made a purchase.

But Jason said he was taken aback when challenged by a woman who worked at the store, who said photography was forbidden.

In response to Jason's claims, an Aldi spokesman said: "We are sorry to hear about Mr Copley’s experience in our White City store and can confirm that customers can take photos of our products."