15 Unbeatable Aldi Freezer Deals to Stock Up On Before July Ends

If you've been waiting for the right time to fill your freezer without emptying your wallet, we've got the perfect shopping list for you. Aldi's July frozen food selection includes everything from easy weeknight dinners to crowd-pleasing snacks and surprisingly indulgent desserts, all at price points that make stocking up guilt-free.

Whether you're prepping for grandkid visits, craving easy summer meals, or just want to avoid multiple trips to the store, save money at Aldi with these frozen finds before they disappear.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $1.99

These single-serve frozen turtle-flavored cheesecakes are perfect for when you want just a little dessert without the cleanup. At under $1 per portion, it's hard to beat. Shoppers call them "shockingly good for the price," and similar options from store brands cost nearly $3 for a two-pack at other grocery stores like Walmart.

Price: $3.95

This easy-to-make meal includes a variety of veggies and delicious Terikai sauce that elevates the mix. Just toss it in a pan and dinner is ready in 10 minutes. Aldi's takeout-style stir fry easily competes with frozen versions at Target or Kroger that run over $4.

Pair it with Aldi's jasmine microwave rice ($2.55) for a full meal that's quick to make and flavorful all the while affordable.

Price: $3.85

Summery, sweet, and perfectly crunchy, these coconut shrimp are great for quick dinners or as a party-worthy appetizer. Air fry them for a quick and crispy treat that feels restaurant-quality.

Aldi's 10-ounce box is a great deal. Walmart sells a 16-ounce box of SeaPak for $8.97, which means you could buy two boxes at Aldi and still pay less.

Price: $5.69

Here's a protein-packed buy that's perfect for last-minute spaghetti nights. A great plant-based option, whether you're a vegetarian or just cutting back on red meat. These soy-based meatballs hold up well in sauce or on their own.

Shoppers say they're comparable to Gardein, which costs nearly $8 at Walmart, and have one ounce less in the bag. 

Price: $3.09

Quick lunches or nostalgic dinners, these are a must-have. They bake in minutes and are great for one or two people. A similar Red Baron's French bread pizza pack costs $4.14 at Walmart, making Aldi the clear winner in terms of value.

Price: $2.19

This frozen veggie blend is a low-carb lifesaver. With broccoli, sugar snap peas, sliced carrots, and water chestnuts, it's an easy base for healthy dinners. Trader Joe's version costs over $1 more per bag. Aldi shoppers love its versatility and often use it as a side or add shrimp or tofu to make it a meal.

Price: $5.49

This stuffed pasta is creamy, cheesy, and hearty. Just add sauce and bake it, no prep needed. At roughly $1.35 per serving, it's a smart buy compared to Great Value's version, which often costs more than $7 a box.

A favorite among budget shoppers, these are perfect for entertaining or as a snack for the grandkids. Put these in the oven for about 11 minutes, and they'll be crispy and ready, but wait for at least two minutes before trying, as these come out extremely hot with melted cheese.

To elevate this snack, we recommend getting some Simply Nature Organic Marinara Sauce ($2.45) for dipping.

Price: $5.05

These individually frozen ahi tuna steaks are perfect for summer grilling or pan-searing. They're sushi-grade and often compared to similar options at Whole Foods that cost $4 to $5 per steak. At Aldi, you're paying around $1.65 per steak, which is a steal.

Price: $3.19

With real strawberries and a refreshingly light flavor, these are perfect for hot days. They come in a variety of other flavors as well, like lime and mango. Similar fruit bars at Sprouts or Trader Joe's can run $4 to $5 per box.

Price: $7.45

Crispy and spicy, these are a freezer staple for easy wraps or salads. Use them to add heat to a quick lunch or dinner in the oven, microwave, or air fryer. They are said to rival Tyson's buffalo strips, which retail for over $8 for the same 25-ounce amount per pack.

Price: $1.75

Staple veggies like peas are always worth keeping on hand, and Aldi's organic version is priced well under what you'll find at stores like Target, where you'll pay $2.39 for 10 ounces of their Good & Gather organic frozen peas.

Price: $2.15

These microwaveable bowls, which include eggs, sausage, cheese, and potatoes, are perfect for mornings when you want something hearty but fast. Jimmy Dean's version, available at Walmart, costs $3.16, so Aldi saves you over a dollar per bowl.

Price: $4.09

These frozen chunks are a convenient alternative to fresh mangos, which can be expensive, tough to cut, and easy to expire while you're waiting on them to get ripe. This frozen option is also great for smoothies or a healthy sweet after dinner.

Price: $7.15

Each package includes several chicken breasts stuffed with cheese and broccoli in a satisfying meal for under $3 per serving. Similar products from brands like Barber Foods cost closer to $5 for a pack a third of the size at Kroger.

Aldi's freezer aisle proves that saving money doesn't mean sacrificing variety or quality. Whether you're feeding two or planning ahead, these frozen finds deliver real value and are a great addition to your grocery run before the month ends.

You can stretch your grocery budget even further by purchasing pantry staples and other foods like meats and yogurt that are also found at discounted prices at Aldi.