Aldi This Week: New Arrivals and Updates

September 20, 2026
Food

Perhaps Aldi is overdoing it this week, but that might just be the vibe. They chose Oktoberfest—with its strong German influence—as the moment to roll out a handful of extra tasty bites, including a fresh Chick-fil-A-inspired option. If a lot comes at once, so be it. We’ll gladly accept the abundance. Below is a look at the entertaining foods Aldi is bringing this week.

Mama Cozzi’s High Protein Cauliflower Crust Pizza (9/23; $8.29)

Protein is woven into nearly every corner of this new Aldi pizza. It begins with a cauliflower crust rich in protein, followed by a cheese layer that also carries protein, and then a hearty helping of sausage and jalapeño-kissed pepperoni. The only missing piece is a protein-packed pizza sauce! Here’s hoping for that enhancement next time, Aldi.

Kirkwood Red Bag Chicken: Sweet Heat Chicken Fillets (9/23; $8.99)

The moment has finally arrived. Aldi’s red-bag Chick-fil-A clone is expanding its lineup this week. These Sweet Heat chicken fillets are available at Aldi for $8.99 per bag. That price is roughly equivalent to a single CFA sandwich, making this a smart pick for any chicken aficionado!

Casa Mamita Stuffed Nachos: Queso or Chicken (9/23; $4.29)

What a convenient treat for casual gatherings. Aldi this week introduced two stuffed nacho varieties: queso and chicken. These breaded nacho chips are stuffed with their respective fillings and are just waiting to be air-fried to perfection.

Deutsche Kuche Savory Strudels (9/23; $4.49)

While I personally lean toward sweet pastries, I recognize the value of savory options. They serve an important purpose—to help keep hunger at bay. It’s not a foolproof plan, but it’s a welcome aid in avoiding an empty stomach. Aldi releases three savory strudels this week: spinach & ricotta, red pepper & cheddar, and mushroom & cheese.

Deutsche Kuche Pork, Chicken, or Beef Schnitzel (9/23; $9.99)

To keep the list concise, these three schnitzel varieties—pork, chicken, and beef—are grouped together. Flattening, breading, and frying meat is quite a workout, so choosing a ready-to-heat schnitzel from Aldi is far more convenient. Opt for the smart, Oktoberfest-ready choice for your celebrations!

Daniel Brooks

I cover everyday products with a practical eye, from kitchen tools and home essentials to smart gadgets and consumer trends. My goal is to help readers understand what is genuinely useful, what is worth the price, and what deserves a second look before buying.