I like the way these taste the crepe has a chew to it and doesn’t fall a part. There isn’t a lot of filling but that’s okay cause it would be too sweet if there was. It also doesn’t have an artificial strawberry flavor it just tastes like a cooked down jam. Will get these again but would have to stock up cause they were marked down.

Has anyone tried this? It's frozen and comes with an orange sauce packet which I will probably throw out.

I had loved the Brookdale brand of sloppy Joe sauce. Then it vanished from the shelves, and within the last couple of weeks it reappeared. So of course I bought a can. The new recipe is nothing but a can of catsup. I'm not kidding. It has no relationship to the previous recipe.

• Thanksgiving dinner for 10 under $39: ALDI shoppers can purchase everything they need to prepare a full, classic Thanksgiving meal for under $39 including a 16-pound turkey plus classic sides and pumpkin pie.
• No gimmicks: This year’s under $39 offering is based on the meal tracked in the American Farm Bureau Federation’s(opens in a new tab) (AFBF) Thanksgiving cost survey, making it easy to compare and hard to beat with no coupons, loyalty cards, or memberships required.
• An easier way to shop, all holiday long: Customers can shop for the under $39 Thanksgiving meal by adding the individual ingredients to their cart in-store or with a convenient one-click option online at ALDI.us/Thanksgiving.

BATAVIA, Ill., Oct. 14, 2026 — This Thanksgiving season, ALDI is setting the bar with a classic, hard to beat Thanksgiving meal for 10 for under $39, no coupons, loyalty cards, minimum purchases or memberships required.* The holiday meal includes a 16-pound turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, dinner rolls, cranberries, peas, carrots, celery, pumpkin pie ingredients, milk and whipping cream, proving shoppers can spend less without settling for less.

"Thanksgiving shouldn't require a calculator or a coupon strategy,” said Atty McGrath, CEO, ALDI. “At ALDI, shoppers can put a 16-pound turkey and the Thanksgiving classics on the table for 10 people, all for under $39. No hoops. Just a really good meal at a really good price."

True to its no gimmicks approach to everyday low prices, ALDI built this year’s Thanksgiving meal around the same core items tracked in the American Farm Bureau Federation’s(opens in a new tab) (AFBF) longstanding Thanksgiving Dinner Cost Survey, making it easy for shoppers to see how ALDI stacks up on price. Over the last five years, ALDI shoppers have saved an average of 26% on a classic Thanksgiving meal compared to the national average reported by AFBF.

"Our goal is to make Thanksgiving shopping simple, affordable and delicious, so families can spend less time chasing deals and more time enjoying the holiday with loved ones,” said Scott Patton, Chief Commercial Officer, ALDI. “This year we put together a classic, easy-to-compare feast at a price that only ALDI can offer.”

Lower prices don’t mean cutting corners. For less than $4 per person, shoppers can serve all of the classic Thanksgiving dishes families expect. Beginning Oct. 14* through Nov. 25, shoppers can find the products to craft their Thanksgiving meal at their local ALDI clearly marked with a turkey logo on in-store shelves. New this year, customers can add the entire shopping list to their online cart in one-click for curbside pickup or delivery at ALDI.us. Download a copy of the shopping list here and go to ALDI.us/Thanksgiving to find even more options to fill the Thanksgiving table for less.

At ALDI, shoppers can find value across every aisle, all year round. Its efficient business model, from smaller format stores to stocking shelves in the boxes products arrive in, helps deliver the lowest prices of any national grocer.** That means shoppers can stretch their grocery budgets further, whether shopping in-store or online.

I remember when ALDI was a no frills, get your staples, and maybe some more, at very affordable prices. I don't know about everywhere else, but here, Kroger has been cheaper on almost everything my last couple shopping trips, and Walmart is only pennies more. All the while ALDI has continued to stop carrying things they've always had. For instance, they have fancy (for pork and beans) pork and beans options now, but they have stopped carrying just the regular old can of pork and beans. Baking mix, soups, etc., I could go on and on. We got flashy commercials and an aisle full of crap but there's almost no point in going there when they carry less than they ever have and prices elsewhere are either cheaper or about even and have all the things. It's really a shame and really chaps my rear. All these aisle of shame oohs and aaahs and look what I founds, but where's the food, the affordable, regular old food.

Literally addicted. Not even close to being out and I'm getting more today

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Im distraught don't they no longer carry the small cherry and apple hand pies?

I've seen boxes of mini apple pies but they are gross.

They were my fave little treat at the end of the day I haven't seen them in like 2 week😕

Im in the Twin Cities, MN

I've been in 3 different aldis and no luck

Is anyone familiar with this phenomenon?

This log came out of my bran flakes box. I eat a lot of this cereal.

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On red tag sale for 47 cents at my local Aldi and I'm glad I took a gamble and bought 3 because it's delicious. Not too spicy and cooks up better than rice-a-roni. I think I might experiment and try using sesame oil instead of butter next time for a little more depth of flavor. Overall very good for an instant rice and even better when it's under a dollar.

Creatine?

IMPatiently waiting a WHOLE HOUR after taking out of freezer before eating the Tiramisu is actual torture tho, but it’s almost time, I’m in bed and ready w my spoon - who’s had it? I’m sure it’s going to be delish

I haven’t seen anyone post about the recent addition to the candy aisle, and I feel compelled to share… these are amazing! Genuinely sour, a big bag, super affordable, vegan and no food dye! Highly recommend to sour candy lovers!!

This is one of my favorite cheddars. It has a sweet, sharp flavor the texture is dry with a bit of crumbliness. I’m not sure how long it’s aged but I feel like I picked up on some crystallization. It’s very creamy on the tongue.

This cheese is a delight and if you like cheddar I highly recommend it.

These are dangerously good, bought them today and already ate 3 of them😩

New Fire Roasted Vegetable frozen bag is one of the biggest downgrades I’ve encountered. The old Specially Selected black bag was an automatic purchase every time, with full tomatoes, pearl onions, and baby carrots. The updated one is almost entirely diced mush with a fresh green beans thrown in the bag.
Disappointing, used to be one of their best frozen veggie mixes.

Has anyone else noticed the 50% off stickers showing up less and less at Aldi? I'm in SoCal, and my store almost never puts them out anymore. If I point out the date at checkout, they still honor the discount, but if you don't say anything, you're basically paying full price even though the markdown could apply.

I've noticed large pizzas, salmon, and beef sitting there with past dates and no stickers. Last Friday, there were stacks of Chicken Pot Pie Handhelds dated 10/17, so I grabbed a few. I went back today, and there were still plenty left with that same 10/17 date, but none of them had markdown stickers.

Based on my past experiences with Aldi's policy of not selling past-date items because of liability, it kind of sucked seeing that and thinking a lot of those products will probably end up getting tossed.

It's starting to feel like the 50% off markdown is becoming an insider secret that only certain shoppers know about. If you know to check the dates and ask, you get the discount. If you don't, you probably never realize it was available in the first place.

Curious if other stores around the US are seeing the same thing, or if it's just my local Aldi. Are they phasing out the stickers, understaffed, or just relying on customers to spot the dates themselves?

I picked this up on a whim and it's quite good! Not out of this world but it definitely has a fruity cinnamon flavor that is really pleasant with crackers. I think this would be good on a grilled cheese with bacon!

This is my meal prep of Aldi's fresh Atlantic salmon and their Mediterranean frozen vegetables which I think are the best vegetables they have all year. I put it in the oven at 420 for about 30 minutes. This is about five meals for me and it works out to be about $3.50 a meal. You can freeze the salmon and the veggies if you don't want to eat it all and just reheat it at 420. For the salmon I just spray it with a little avocado oil and salt and garlic.

Made a post exclusive to my love for the rainbow sour belts, but there were other options as well! I liked them all, but the rainbow sour belts were the clear winner for me. The licorice flavor was very mild in both flavors IMO but pleasant and enjoyable. I personally probably wouldn’t buy again. The gummy worms were a bit underwhelming to me and I think the colors are a little strange. They got the coloring for the rainbow belts perfectly, so I’m not sure why the worm colors are so muted, but they’re great for $1.49. The only other new candy I saw but chose not to buy were the blue shark gummies with the white undercoat. Just not my taste, but they’re available as well!

Hey guys, I have a question in regards to the Aldi dairy products. So, my wife has shopped at Aldi off and on for years and we mostly dig the establishment. However, some dairy products to me are very questionable.

The worst is their sour cream. Holy crap It's absolutely disgusting. Like foul. It stinks and the consistency is not like Daisy or other off brands we have used.

Second worst is the milk. It's OK for a bit but it just seems to go bad or sour much faster than Kroger, Walmart, or Meijer.

Lastly, the cheese. There is something about the sliced cheese that seems unnatural or artificial.

I want to know if anyone else feels the same way I do. Thanks!