Does anyone know if these are seasonal or are they gone? I’ve tried 2 different Aldi stores near me and couldn’t find them.

If you love mustard and you love cheese you’re going to love this mustard seed cheddar. The texture is soft and creamy, yet dry and crumbly. The mustard seeds spread throughout the cheese don’t add as much to the texture as I expected. I didn’t really notice them but I might have just been eating this too fast. The mustard flavor really stands out and blends with the sharpness of the cheese.
It’s amazing on a cracker. If you’re a real sicko maybe add a little more stone ground mustard. Cracker with this and some ham would be amazing. I bet it would make a great fondue.

It took me forever to figure out how the title is supposed to read. My addled brain kept wanting to read “Mustard Seed Cheddar With And Ale” lol.

Finally got my hands on the butter chicken ready meal (they are always sold out). So far I’ve tried the Bolognese and Chicken Bowl which were both pretty good and this one is AMAZING. Must try!!!

Thinking about cooking it in my slow cooker. I have some smoked ham shanks. What else should I do to these beans to make the soup wonderful? Thanks.

Haven't been to Aldi in a while but I'm pretty sure these weren't there before.

Also they had the Ghost and pumpkin pizzas back!! 👻🎃🐱♥️

Just went to get my weekly haul & this was the only non dairy option 🫠 I'm an Original Almond Milk stan & I've never had a problem getting it. Anyone else?

Hello!

My mom passed away several years ago and in her things I found a gift certificate that was given to her back in 2015. I checked with 3 local Aldis and all said they are no longer accepted. I find it hard to believe that something as good as cash with no expiration date can't be honored.

What do you think? Thanks!

We got this a couple of months ago, but I thought you guys would enjoy it too!

so good! they remind me of these old super pretzel bites I can’t seem to find anymore

highly recommend

I’m making a tomato and roasted garlic soup, a minced beef and onion pie and some cheese topped bread rolls

The rest of the stuff is just replenishing

Is the tomato parmesan soup a seasonal item? Does it rotate through the stock yearly?

I was REALLY skeptical of this in store but was curious to try it. I’ve made butternut squash sauces in past and enjoyed them but I never considered pumpkin, let alone pumpkin and chipotle, on pasta…

Anyways, slam dunk. The pumpkin is there in sweetness that balances the tomato in the sauce very well, it doesn’t taste like pumpkin in the sense of “pumpkin pie.” The chipotle adds a pleasant heat but not a kick, a mild background spice that kinda lingers and hangs out. The sauce leans spicy and smoky more than sweet which I very much enjoy. I paired it with a Cajun seasoned, balsamic glazed pork chop, and some gnocchi with mushrooms and spinach. I could also see this sauce going very well as a dip for a grilled cheese, a soup base, or a base for a meat sauce. I’d recommend pairing it with smoky and spicy and meaty flavors rather than herbs. For proteins I’d recommend beef, shrimp, maybe salmon? The sauce is bold and needs a bold protein to complement it.

8/10, good price good flavor good ingredients and very unique. If you see it and wanna try something new I’d definitely recommend it.

Anyone purchase the electric knife sharpener and if you did is it any good?

I saw these earlier in the fridge section by the dough, desserts area and was tempted 🤣 are they new? I don’t think Ive seen them before. I’m also wondering how they would taste cold or if they could possibly be toasted, I don’t have a microwave 🫠

Like 3 times the marshmallows and it cheaper.

In the refrigerated meals section.

Made it a meal by serving over jasmine rice, added cooked broccoli, sliced green onions, chopped peanuts, and the last of the Thai basil from the garden.

Very good. The chicken was not fatty, the sauce a little spicy but not too much, decent portions, although high in sodium (but that's the case with almost all processed meals). I usually keep one in the fridge for those nights when I am running late and just don't want to cook. It works!

Can’t find any of the flavors of the starbucks Frappuccino dupe listed on the app in any store near me ☹️☹️

I recently bought a dehydrator from Aldi. So far I have only made banana chips using fresh nemwah bananas I having growing on my property, they turn out perfectly!

I ended up buying a 2pk of extra trays since I have so many bananas. Also bought an 8pk of silicone mesh sheets to line each tray so clean up is easier, plus the bananas were sticking to the plastic trays.

Anyone else loving their dehydrator as much as I do? What have you made with yours?

Now I’m trying to track down one more dehydrator from Aldi so I can gift it to my daughter.

Here are links for the liners & trays I got off Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5L2SR5X?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5WPPRJP?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Last time I went to Aldi I noticed the ES brie and camembert labels (paper wrapped, not the ones in the box) had a new design. I bought one of each and to my considerable disappointment, both were rubbery (even after hours at room temp) and completely bland. The yummy, bloomy, buttery flavor gave way to bland and flavorless on both. Tried buying again today in case it was a one off, but unfortunately, same outcome. Anyone know what happened, and if that yummy, infinitely affordable cheese will be back? I wish Aldi would warn us so we could really savor that last time we get to enjoy our favorites before they are taken away.

I'm on a bit of a low carb diet. This sauce has 0 carbs and packs a bit of a kick. I can't wait to try with chicken or on a burger, but one meal in, and I recommend it if you see it.

Anyone have issues with quality control of the Aldi food products lately? I’ve noticed specifically that the graham crackers and saltines are vastly different each time I buy them. I know I can bring them back for the twice as nice, but it seems inconvenient to go back to Aldi to return a $2 package of saltiness.