Indeed, the Thanksgiving preparations aren’t finished yet. Aldi has just unveiled a late-breaking addition to its stellar lineup of Thanksgiving delights you won’t want to miss. The rest of the week’s lineup is filled with a host of festive treats for the upcoming holiday season. You won’t want to overlook these finds! Here are our top picks among the new items at Aldi this week.
Choceur Choco Changer Bars: Spiced Latte or Gingerbread Cookie (11/11; $2.99)
Aldi’s chocolate often flies under the radar, yet it consistently delivers high-quality pieces with distinctive flavors. This week introduces two new bars: Spiced Latte and Gingerbread Cookie. They’re truly delightful, especially with the holidays drawing near. Stop by Aldi to grab them if you’re after a quick stocking stuffer.
Specially Selected Maple Nut Brioche Loaf (11/11; $4.89)
Wintry mornings are about to become sweeter with a slice or two of this maple-nut brioche loaf from Aldi to start the day. Toast it, spread a bit of butter, and settle by the fireplace as the day unfolds at a relaxed pace. Is there a Mariah Carey tune playing in the background? Even better.
Clancy’s Turkey Stuffing or Garlic Mashed Wavy Chips (11/11; $2.19)
If you’re after an easy Thanksgiving option, Aldi has you covered. You could enjoy either their new turkey stuffing or the garlic mashed potato chips on their own, but pairing them creates a surprisingly solid Thanksgiving-day meal substitute. Quite the clever workaround. Where else can you assemble a full meal for just $4.38?
Clancy’s Sugar Cookie Kettle Corn (11/11; $2.29)
The moment has arrived to discover what sugar-cookie kettle corn actually tastes like. Will it resemble regular kettle corn, or has Aldi found a clever way to infuse cookie flavor into it? I’m genuinely intrigued. I plan to dash to my local Aldi on the 11th to try it and learn exactly what they’ve done with it.
Choceur Peppermint Bark: Dark Chocolate or White Chocolate (11/11; $4.49)
Word is Costco is watching closely as Aldi’s peppermint bark debuts this week. This could shake up the market. Aldi offers both dark and white chocolate versions, with many shoppers leaning toward the lighter option. It comes in a more modest size than Costco’s gigantic tub, making it much easier to try.
