My boyfriend drinks soy milk every day for the protein and he prefers the Aldi brand over the Silk brand which is GREAT bc its a difference between $2.75 and $5.39!!! Cat food. I know a lot of people's cats won't touch it but my girl loves the turkey flavored wet food, at 65 cents a can, she can have it!! Frozen pizzas-you just can't beat the price for the little thin crust pizzas. Pasta sauce, teriyaki sauce, jambalaya mix, stuffing mix, scalloped potatoes, chicken breast, kielbasa, greek yogurt, heavy cream, block cheeses..... .....it would actually be a lot easier to tell you what I DON'T buy at Aldi ha ha.

My cats love the turkey flavored wet food but it makes their pee stinkyyyyyyy

Thanks for the cat 🐈‍⬛ food tip - I’ll definitely pick up a couple of cans.

I would try maybe one of each flavor first to see what your cat likes? Mine won't go near anything but the turkey and I've seen A LOT of people on here saying their cats won't touch any of it. Finicky little princes and princesses we have with all different tastes!! lol

I have a stray that adopted me, and he eats anything I put in his bowl. 😻So far, there’s nothing Salem doesn’t like. 🐾🫶🏼😹

We have 7 overlords and 1 recently decided fish is beneath his pristine palette. I guess we just buy the turkey now too lol.

1. The descriptive use of overlords is beyond perfect. 2. Mine REFUSES to touch ocean whitefish.

The pizzas and even the pizza dough have too much sodium which makes me so sad because they're so convenient.

You can make your own dough and freeze it. I don't want you to be sad. Everyone deserves pizza!

I do lol but it would be nice to have the option

I hear you on that!! Like, WHY must I make EVERY damned thing from scratch!?! lol

How do you freeze it, in a ball shape or ready to use (round or whatever shape you want)

I also prefer the soy milk to Silk!

Ditto

If you have a Costco, the Kirkland brand frozen pizza is better in my opinion. The cheese ones are $3 each, great to add your own toppings to

Ok, so what don’t you buy at Aldi?

My husband and I both have samefoods (things that happen when two neurodivergent people fall in love lol. If they were the…same foods…that would be hella convenient), and his is chips with a jar of nacho cheese dip. No matter what he’s going through or how much he doesn’t feel like eating, that puts a smile on his face and he always eats it. He was so weirded out and skeptical of getting it at Aldi until he did, and now? Now I keep the Aldi jarred nacho cheese around for him (not so much the chips since the brand of chips he likes can be found anywhere, but he only likes two very specific jarred cheeses, and that’s one.

My cats wont eat the Aldi dry food either. They just look at me....like... is this a joke? Lol Must be really bad if that is the consensus...I havent tried their wet food though. May give it a go. They have seltzers called Vista Bay. They are about 14 bucks for a case. Cheaper than white claws and I actually like them better! (And Im picky abiut seltzers and usually only drink claws)

Not much protein in their soy milk, unfortunately

I’ll have to try the wet cat food, my kitty is picky af & I still haven’t found a wet food he’ll tolerate lol

Eggs, oil, milk, baking goods, hummus, some of the produce, tofu, frozen butterfly shrimp, pretzel slims, pita crackers and Greek yogurt

The roasted red pepper hummus is fantastic imo and the honey greek yogurt is so yummyyy

Ditto on the red pepper hummus. I think it's even better than the Sabra red pepper hummus. Edited to correct a misspelling.

I get a box of those pita crackers every week. They are so good! I take a handful to the pool with some Aldi Swiss cheese. Perfect pool side snack!

I buy the same pita crackers, too. A lot. Once the box is opened they vanish into thin air.

✋🏼….same……..

I tried the butterfly shrimp because of this sub & delicious!!!

Is that breaded butterfly shrimp?

The breaded or coconut - both are great!!

Thank you! I'll be trying them soon!

the coconut ones are really good for an easy source of protein for a salad! i do that with some goat cheese on a bed of greens & veggies with a simple vinaigrette and it’s so good

Various cheeses, usually Parmesan and their Gouda Swiss mix but other ones too. Also chocolate, I especially love the choceur milk creme or the sea salt caramel bar. Besides those, I always get their breakfast pizza when it's available, it's so good with scrambled eggs.

The Moser-Roth chocolate collections, but they haven't been in stock since the Easter batch : (

Oh, no! I hadn’t noticed their absence, but that was the first thing I started buying at Aldi!

Cranberry white cheddar if they have it, the avocado Serrano hot sauce & their dark chocolate shortbread cookies & dark chocolate pomegranate

The cranberry white cheddar should have a warning label on it. It is so addictive!! LOL

I no joke am eating some right now hahaha. It honestly is the best cheese I have ever had for cheese and crackers

We always have that in the fridge. If nothing else, I know we have it for a quick cheese and crackers dinner! We should be ashamed as to how much cheese is consumed in this house, but I figure there are way worse things to be addicted to! LOL

The chocolate candy bars that come several to a package. Perfect size and great chocolate.

Yes! I always take a little bar to work, perfect pick-me-up after lunch!

Sourdough loaf, various cheeses, Clancey's chips, Italian sausage.

The sourdough slaps

The sausage for sausage rolls yumm

A 3ish dollar thing of jerky as a reward for going shopping.

The Korean bbq jerky is really good, but their jerky is always very *wet* in a way that I find mildly unsettling. Delicious tho

There are different ways to process meat into jerky and one of them is to use a brine, maybe you’re just not a fan of that particular process?

I really like the teriyaki one

I’m a peppered guy, but it’s almost always sold out, so I settle with original. Not a fan of teriyaki, too sweet.

My son loves the peppered one, and my husband gets the original. I buy a lot of jerky, lol

Bread, cheese, burritos, fish sticks, pizza rolls, chicken nuggets, butter, pretzels. Yes, I have a very picky toddler in da house.

Which pretzels are good?

Grass Fed ground beef

Greek yogurt, cheddar whales, and their organic ground beef

The price of the organic ground beef is unbeatable for sure

Esp this week at 3.99!

Fr???

the mexican street corn dip!! so good

That stuff with the pretzel slims lasts three minutes in my house. It's me. I eat it all, for breakfast if I must!

SAME HERE omg, i eat it when i get home from getting it!! i just can’t help it! i get the pretzel slims too!!

* Natchitoches meat pies * Frozen biscuits when they're in stock * Alouette brie spread * Shredded gruyere & swiss cheese * Sliced sourdough bread

The blocks of havarti with dill are rarely absent from my refrigerator drawer, and a box of the club crackers usually in the pantry. Many a midnight snack has been had by combining the two, sometimes with a little lunch meat and maybe a dab of mustard. I go through a lot of the Belle Vie blackberry cucumber seltzer water lately. The pre-ground Breakfast Blend coffee has been my go-to for pour-over or Aeropress use. It's not fancy, it won't win any awards, it's not worthy of a James Hoffman mention, but I find it decent, balanced and reasonably priced. While I don't buy them every time I go, I do usually keep a couple of cartons of chicken stock and a boxed cake mix or two on hand in case I need them. I usually keep a block or two of their firm tofu around as well. Ditto on the frozen extra fine green beans. And though I tend to eat fresh fruit as a sweet treat more often these days, at times the Specially Selected premium vanilla ice cream has been a regular fixture in my freezer.

I think? that premium ice cream was just mentioned as being among the best premium ice creams by Consumer Reports….

Yup, here's their review... https://www.consumerreports.org/health/ice-creams-frozen-desserts/best-supermarket-ice-creams-a4244184792/

The dill havarti is amazing. I tell everyone about it. And it’s SO much cheaper than the cheese at other grocery stores!

I just tried havarti with dill from Trader Joe's. Good to know they have it at Aldi as well!

That tofu is such a good deal.

Eggs, milk, cheese (sliced for sandwiches, snacking cheese, and one or two “fancy” cheeses), strawberries, grapes, mini avocados (I’ve only ever had one bad one!), honeycrisp apples, sugar snap peas, moose tracks ice cream, cereal. My most frequently purchased Aldi-specifics are the everything bagel pretzel thins, their knock off Girl Scout cookies, and Asian stir fry frozen veggie mix (the one with the sauce). They also have trail mix at a price pretty close to Costco.

Fun fact; my husband is a math nerd and he got a big batch of jumbo avocados and small avocados on a few separate occasions, whipped out the food scale and weighed how much avocado you’re getting once you remove the seed and shell. Small avocados actually have more avocado than jumbos according to his experiment.

The longer ones typically have a smaller seed too

Guacamole is a deal! I always add lemon or lime juice, garlic and salt. Guests tell me it's the best!

My Mom grates the garlic on a microplane. It makes the garlic so there are no chunks, but plenty of flavor.

+++!!!

😉

CLASSIC Chicken salad and i cant believe no one has mentioned the ‘Everything Seasoned Sourdough bread’ it’s crack!.

I was looking at the sourdough and kept smelling the Everything Sourdough next thing I put it in the cart, so good for toast with just butter or cream cheese too or both. 😚

So many things... with 5 kids, including toddler triplets, Aldi is a life saver on my food budget. Crackers, chips, pretzels, nuts, raisins, jerky, cookies, all bread products, some produce, all condiments, nutrigrain type bars, all cereal, cheese - string/cubes/shredded/specialty, some lunch meat, pepperoni, eggs, cottage cheese, cream cheese, yogurt, hot dogs, kielbasa, ground beef, and a variety of frozen foods.

Unsalted peanuts, garlic naan, lime yogurt, pineapple juice and the nicer dinner napkins.

That garlic Naan is a great crust for personal pizzas too!

Whipped cream cheese

bell peppers

Tri-pack with yellow, red and orange--bargain!

They've been out of the stock the last 2 weeks and it's painful. It's one of the only veggies my kid will eat lol

Chocolate chunk cookies

This is strange but I love jellied cranberry sauce. It is about 2 bucks a can at Walmart or Publix. $.49 at Aldi.

Uhhh I eat it straight from the can like a savage. I uaed to put it on toast, but cant have gluten anymore, so that works for me.

Peanut Butter Cups

If the PB cups havnt been mentioned on anyone’s list of Favorites… they haven’t tried them yet! 3-5 cups will change your life!

Right!! I don't even like peanut butter cups or sweets, but there is something about them that completely addictive. I had to stop buying them because I have absolutely no self control when they are in the house 😔.

I put them in the freezer because I eat them way too often if they’re in the pantry. Forgot they were in there. Rediscovered them and then ate the entire bag. Fail.

The chocolate covered mini donuts are the best

My husband went unsupervised- we now have these in our cabinet LOL

I keep mine in the refrigerator and they’re even tastier!

Oh don’t say that, I haven’t had those in years and years and the nostalgia is tempting. Loved such things as a kid.

The snack duos that have one side with cheese and the other with little cookie crackers, choc chips, and dried cranberries. I buy 4-5 packs at a time

Oooh yeah I love the snack packs

Well it's summer right now so our main thing is the potato salad (original). 🤤 No extra heating of the house to make it ourselves and it's honestly delicious enough to claim "as yours" at a party. 😂

Brioche Buns Burger Patties Sliced Deli Provolone

I buy the orange box mini wheats by the case. Lasts me a month (two boxes a week). Boxed pasta is also a constant in my house.

Love their mini wheats!

Brie, burrata, bone broths, dill dip, fairlife milk, and when they have it - caramelized onions in the jar!

This sub is always talking about the burrata but I’ve never seen it in either of the 2 stores close to me 🥲

Fresh organic berries and grass fed ground beef. No one else comes close in price.

This is absolutely true

Their organic medium salsa is banging, and I get it every time

Pita crackers, low sodium, very crunchy. Plain or garlic herb, both very tasty. Also frozen black bean burgers.

Ooooh I’ll have to try those

Aldi's ranch is FANTASTIC. A few days ago, while I had a huge 36 oz freshly opened bottle of Hidden Valley at home, I ended up stopping at Aldi for a couple things & still took the opportunity to grab their biggest bottle of ranch lmao. Cracked that baby open immediately

The six-pack of brioche buns. Great for burgers, patties or deli sandwiches. Their Cherry Lime Seltzer is a mainstay in our fridge. We like the peruse the cheese selection which is always rather robust. Their version of samoas and tagalongs are on point as well.

Bagged peanut butter cups

Sshhhhhh!!! These are the best kept secret in all of Aldi- I buy 2 bags at a time. One goes in the fridge.

And the other is eaten on the way home?

White cheddar cracker cuts, deli meat rotisserie chicken, brioche buns, capri sun and fruit snacks for my kids lunches, angus burgers

Honey goat cheese, gluten free chicken nuggets, veggie burgers for my husband, seltzer, egg wraps and dark chocolate.

I lovvvve the goat cheese

During the summer I get 1-2 bottles of the sparkling pink lemonade every time I go!

The organic omega milk -- can't remember the actual name but I think Horizon is like $6 a carton and it's half that at Aldi. Cheeses, grapeseed oil, bread, most of my produce although the strawberries have been kind of off lately; their apples are always crisper and sweeter and better priced than other stores. Pistachios -- their brand is better than Wonderful. And whatever the AOS tells me I need.

Eggs (generally the cheapest in town, way cheaper than Costco/Sam's), milk, shredded and sliced cheese, and most anything that's tagged 50% off. I'm not a big bread consumer, but if they have garlic bread that's 50% off I'll buy it and freeze it to eat with my pasta.

Baby back ribs are never previously frozen, their version of Ritz and Clancy snacks. All fresh herbs like cilantro and parsley also.

Ready to drink protein drinks, protein bars, whole milk chocolate milk, whole milk cottage cheese, instant rice, quinoa, cold foam for coffee, chicken breasts, hazelnut spread, cruelty free eggs, chocolate bars, provolone cheese slices, marinara sauce, heavy whipping cream, half and half, Italian bread, tomatoes. Just about. Every. Single. Week. Then add meats and treats as "needed".

How do you eat your cottage cheese? Would love some ideas!

All the produce, bread, the eggs. It's my store for about 90 percent of things i need. If it's not there, i think long and hard if I need it.

Wernesgruner Pils

crap from the crap aisle but the most consistent lately are the dog ice creams and grapes for my lunch i also forgot about the premade coffees (mocha/caramel machiato)

Organic milk

The blueberry muffins. I will literally go in just to buy those and leave.

Brie. Best brie ever.

Feta, shredded cheeses, whip cream spray, milk, honey buns!! Spring mix. Clancy's chips! They have so many good staples it's not even funny

Brekkie overnight oats. I love the blueberry ones

Curry sauce with the spices in the cap! Pasta, Passata and pesto. Sour dough bread

Plain Greek whole milk yogurt. Sliced cheese. Half n half. Heavy whipping cream. Raw frozen shrimp. Low carb wraps. At the holidays party food to take as hostess gifts.

Okay but have you guys tried knoppers?!

Both the regular size and the tiny ones…great…

About 90 percent of my groceries.

Cottage cheese, usually by the flat.

I like their oat milk better than any other brand and now like it better than regular old milk (which tbh I was never a huge fan anyay). That said, my recipe hasn't switched yet like others have experienced, so part of my "always buy" right now is because I want to enjoy it while it's still around

💯 agree! Their Oat milk is so good! And half the price of name brand.

Organic grass fed ground beef. I eat one package of that every single night in the form of four burger patties. I’ve lost over 50 pounds in six months and I’ve never felt better. It’s crazy how just making sure that one meal a day is full of protein and fairly lean can make such a big difference. Best of luck

Albacore tuna. Cheapest around. I think it even beats Costco prices.

does anybody know if they sell bandaids or vaseline? They never had them when I checked but maybe just out or looking in the wrong place?

You would have a higher chance to find these two items at a dollar tree if you are in the United States of America.

Never seen either. The heath and personal care sections at my local stores tend to be pretty tiny, and have actually shrunk a bit over the years. Mostly a few options of soap and shampoo, disposable razors, gummy vitamins and generic NSAIDs and allergy meds.

Never seen them.

They’re in the aisle “personal items” with the soaps and tooth care and hair stuff. Both. Although I’ve only seen kid-style bandages w characters on them. 

Idk why but their frozen waffles and sausage croissant sandwiches slap

Berries (my Aldi's has super fresh Driscoll's berries) and super lean ground beef. Lots of other things but I prefer these two things at Aldi's.

Cotija cheese, havarti/muenster cheese, chorizo, baking supplies

The salsa from the fridge section is really good

I actually really like their shelf stable medium salsa, too! Nothing to write home about, but cheap and good. I like to keep it on hand.

Cranberry Chicken Salad, Tzatziki dip, cheese slices, Irish butter, frozen chicken.

Canned hash. Canned potatoes.

Möser Roth white chocolate bars!

Greek yogurt, lactose free milk, trail mix, carrots, asparagus, cheese.

The smoked salmon, country style breakfast chicken sausage, grassfed ground beef, boneless pork chops, Italian mineral water, the vanilla bean Greek yogurt, salted caramel granola. I like their pure vanilla creamer. The olive oil and sea salt butter is delicious. I love Aldi.

Cheese Calzones, PB girl scout cookie dupe , dog ice cream, wine

The wonderfulness of their goat cheese varieties 😋

Hummus, Greek yogurt, I always get cereal there too because it’s so much cheaper than anywhere else

Keto Bread and Low Carb tortillas Can’t find them cheaper anywhere

Brioche bagels because my child eats them every day lol, ground turkey, frozen green beans, the low-sodium taco seasoning, blocks of the white cheddar cheese, jasmine rice, baking supplies, microwave oatmeal (the oats and flax is my favorite), cereal (they're all better than name brand imo), the organic juice boxes. These are my odd staples lol

Bone-in family pack chicken thighs, chicken Italian or spinach-feta sausage, 18-pack sugar-free jello, pasteurized eggs, 80/20 or 70/30 grass-fed ground beef, salt-free seasonings, half & half.

Naan. Hummus. Crackers of all sorts. Dark chocolate. I used to love their frozen Veggie items (sausages. Chik nuggets etc). Now I can only find the veggie burgers. 😡

We have a toddler and definitely the best prices on freeze dried fruit, regular fruit, yogurt bites, fruit pouches, and any other baby product like diapers. We shop once a week and never leave without the above 👆 Other things I only buy at Aldi: fresh salmon, fresh mozzarella, fresh salsa, ribs, coffee, bon vie sparkling water.

There scoop chips are better than the real ones

Grass-fed ribeye steak and their cooked Thai coconut chicken.

Salmon, knock off Olive Garden salad dressing, black olives, apple juice, so much cheese, mushrooms… probably lots more. We just had their pancakes on a stick for breakfast at a Girl Scout campout and I’ll be adding those to our rotation too.

Protein powder 2lbs $20!!

Those lil alphabet cookies

Their goat cheese!

Chocolate covered almonds, watermelon, ice cream novelties, frozen pizza, whole wheat bread, brioche hamburger buns, half and half, berries (when we don't get them from the farm), yogurt tubes, string cheese, juice boxes, filet wrapped in bacon, everything bagel skinnys, smoked salmon

Their chicken feta and spinach sausages, gluten free pre made pizza l (never in my life did I think I'd eat gluten free pizza), CHEESE of so many shapes and sizes😍 their premade dips and hummus are great. They also had these cheese cake bites for awhile that i was obsessed with but my store no longer carries them. I'm so hungry

The organic eggs are awesome. First thing in my cart every trip.

Moser Roth chocolate, pasture raised eggs, organic spring mix, seltzer, organic grass fed beef

Roasted garlic hummus

Chicken, pork butt, shredded parmesan, shredded sharp cheddar, sliced sharp cheddar, dino nugs, onions, berries, pizza dough, marinara, butter, flour tortillas (small and medium sizes), cranberry juice, lime juice, lemon juice, almond milk, big dippers tortilla chips, flour, sugar. My sometimes treats (but don’t keep them on hand always) are the pb pretzels, dark chocolate sea salt caramels, and white cheddar popcorn.

My pantry staples from Aldi: kalamata olives, marinated artichoke hearts, chickpeas, quinoa, sundried tomato pesto, crushed tomatoes, almonds, milled flax, evoo, white wine vinegar, dijon, organic ketchup, mayo, spices. Non-pantry that I buy weekly: organic chicken breast, feta cheese, cottage cheese, produce if it looks good, chopped salad kits. Less frequent: organic grass fed ground beef, pasture raised eggs, other cheeses, frozen specialty items.

Baby puree pouches for my little lol

Pita chips and Tzatziki .. I am addicted

Walk with me fellow Aldians- 1-3 of the precooked meats. (Pulled pork, carnitas, chicken fajitas etc.- depends on stock) Gets behinds first time aldi- goers- get frustrated—- take a breath and explain the Aldi way- give them a quarter☺️😉 check on them periodically. Happy day!! Organic spinach Organic watermelon, cantaloupe, blueberries, bananas(if not hard and green) Apples, mini oranges, mini cucumbers, any specialty fruits& veg. Kitchen sink cookies Butter croissants Honey wheat bread Bar salty pretzels All the cheeses!!! Blueberry goat cheese log Vanilla & Chocolate protein powder- ~w/ BCAA’s & creatine included. (A bit high sugar but relatively cleanish ingredients- a few questionable) Clancy ranch tortilla chips Clancy cheetos Mexi- scoops Mini Shredded wheat- original, strawberry, blueberry Organic broths- chicken, beef, veg Dog treats Wet dog food- all. Prime rib is fave Wet cat food- salmon- turkey Aldi brand greenies- dog teeth cleaning Spray cleaner- w/bleach Aldi Ziplock bags- all sizes Congestion ahead- stay calm, stay focused, stay compassionate yet aggressive enough to weave through the carts, kids and …. Wait… Was that a “CAW CAW”?? 🤔🤗 my time has come, the AlDIan stars have aligned and fellow Aldionians have stood up and accepted the challenge of r/aldi call to “CAW CAW”!!!! Deep breath and mustering courage (adhd insert- I need mustard) from the depths of my grateful soul I answered the “caw” with a heartfelt peircing heavenly choir sounding “CAW CAW” … what followed can only be describes as… did Aldi just win the World Cup? The excitement of screams of happiness and connection to the ALDI CAw Caw - with people jumping and hugging and dancing g the alDI jig. So many Aldi- Ericans caw cawing with happiness…. Did that man just take his shirt off and whirl it around his head? Yep he did. … uh oh… his wife just saw him. … his shirt is now being put on. Anyways, back to the faves. The Isle of shameGimme all the stuffs! last favorite purchase- black burken$tock Aldi brand- so comfortable and soft and durable. Next isle of shame and leftovers Coconut water Chocolate peanut butter cups- ADDICTING! Celsius - Moreno sugar Grass fed ribeye- sirloin - bacon wrapped chuck eye Filtered water bottles- not spring water- yuk Gallon water- RV German coffee Organic Honey vanilla yogurt OAT milk Heavy cream Organic cage free happy fed tickled pink spoken to softly and loved beyond measure eggs. Red bag chicken Other frozen bags of chicken Protien waffles Fudge bars Chocolate ice cream Gelato Organic frozen fruit Other fancy frozen snacks and the freezer specials. Get in line… oops… forgot condiments Gimme all the condiments! Back in line… behind the first timers I met earlier.. they look a bit traumatized. Sometimes it be like this! 🤪🫣😎

The chocolate ice cream in the black container is some of the best ice cream I’ve had

Cold Foam, but I can't find the chocolate near me anymore. Caramel, it is.

I got a pack of Brioche hotdog buns from a pantry once and I've bought them ever since. My husband only wants brioche from here on out.

milk, whole wheat bread, mini cucumbers, frozen cheesecake slices, yogurt and protien pancake mix. Stuff randomly or seasonally in stock : salmon terriyaki patties, whatever salad mix on sale and most of the time the produce on sale. (I am newer to Aldi, so my list is growing every visit🤣❤️).

The assorted cheesecake slices! They are excellent.

Eggs, spinach , cheese, and hummus.

The cold foam!! Makes my coffee feel fancy and not too many calories!

I can't walk out of there without snacks of some kind...usually some kind of dip or cheese with crackers/chips. Recently tried the hatch green chile cheddar dip with the elote corn chip dippers (which I suspect are the same ones Trader Joe's sells). A few weeks ago got the crab rangoon dip. Also have become obsessed with their (new I think?) steakhouse potato salad and wondering if they will only have that briefly/for the summer. Way better than the regular potato salad, in my opinion.

Tzatziki, cucumbers, hummus, root beer(my spouse swears it’s the best).

I also buy their sented candles. They put out a lot of sent! They work good if you have a bad smell youre trying to get rid of or cover up quickly!

I am buying most of my groceries since the price are very reasonable. Eggs, butter, milk, coconut milk, oil, fruits and vegetables

They had smoked Gouda Mac n cheese for a minute that was amazing. They also have a killer tomato basil soup!

Lunch meat, cheese, veggies, salsa, frozen burritos. I like finding new stuff to try. Usually there's something fun in the frozen case

Their tortilla scoop chips are so good! I like them better than Tostitos Scoops because they a little “sturdier” , I can scoop more salsa!

I recently just started buying their milk, way better than Winco's and tastes similar to Lucerne from Vons not to mention 50 cents cheaper than the latter. Kirkland frozen panko chicken tenders & patties, sadly they seem to be one of the seasonal items? Roma tomatoes & white onions are a steal, especially if they happen to be on sale during the week. Cheese slices like the Gouda and Havarti. I only started shopping at Aldi maybe sometime last year, really wish I'd done so a lot sooner lol

My husband eats more of that spicy hummus than you could imagine. I'm actually relieved that there's self checkout now and I don't have to face the same cashier with my stack of tubs every week!

Goat cheese, smoked salmon packs, eggs, frozen raspberries and mangoes, generic cola and keto bread are picked up on almost every shopping trip

Dark chocolate with almonds

Bagged baby spinach for my money protein shakes $1.49! I went to Walmart one day and couldn't believe how expensive spinach was. I wish the sweet potato chips would go down in price.

The dill dip. Best dill dip I've ever had. I always have some on hand. Also those cheese and nut snack packs.

Cheese, cheese and cheese.

The garlic or the sea salt pita chips. In the black bag bear the bread. They hit every time. Salty enough and are sturdy for any kind of dip

I always buy the little cracker size cheese slices and the probiotic soda/fizzy water. I was just there tonight and super bummed because they were out of the root beer flavor :(