15 New Aldi Items Coming Out in November (#7 Is Such a Bargain)

It’s that time again. New products are hitting store shelves, and we have the insider info to help you stretch your Aldi budget further.

We’re just as excited about Aldi’s newest buys as you are. And that’s why we rounded up the hottest grocery items shoppers are raving about right now.

What can you expect from Aldi’s roster of new November deals? From decadent pumpkin spice cheesecake to panko-crusted chicken patties, the retailer’s latest bargains are sweet, savory, and perfect for the fall.

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

Price: $5.99

Pass on pricey bakery buys and snag this Thanksgiving dessert at Aldi. Belmont’s rich, creamy cheesecake takes traditional pumpkin pie up a notch. Between the whipped pumpkin spice cheesecake filling, caramelized top, and sweet cookie crust, this is a treat your whole family will enjoy.

Compare Aldi’s low $5.99 price to $14.79 for The Cheesecake Factory’s Original Frozen Cheesecake at Target.

Price: $16.99

Get crab legs for a fraction of what you would pay at a seafood restaurant. You’ll get 24 ounces of Specially Selected’s wild-caught clusters for under $17 this month.

The same size pack of Open Nature’s fully-cooked frozen snow crab sells for $24.99 at Safeway.

Price: $4.99

Warm up with a steaming bowl of rich broccoli cheddar soup. There’s a chill in the air, and soup has become a staple in your household. Instead of the same plain condensed cans, pick up this frozen foodie find from Bremer’s Bistro line

The cheese and veggie recipe is more than just tasty — it’s also packed with 12 grams of protein per serving. The 20-ounce container is a steal for $4.99. Target sells Panera’s smaller 16-ounce version for $5.99.

Price: $3.99

Are you looking for a holiday treat that doesn’t include pumpkin, apples, maple, or cinnamon spice? This two-count $3.99 pack of Italian gelato cups is a budget-friendly alternative to the same fall flavors.

Pistachio gelato, sumptuous chocolate syrup, cream, and a sprinkle of nuts make this seasonal returning product a fan favorite.

Price: $9.49

Make dinner for less. Even though turkey is on your mind, it isn’t the only type of poultry to pick up right now. Kirkwood’s panko-crusted chicken patties are an easy alternative to a from-scratch meal.

Serve the antibiotic-free, fully-cooked, ready-to-heat-and-eat chicken on a Specially Selected brioche bun ($4.39 for six) or a ciabatta sandwich roll ($3.65 for six).

Kirkwood’s 48-ounce box is a can’t-miss deal for $9.49. Perdue sells a smaller 28.8-ounce bag of chicken breast patties for $11.99.

Price: $4.19

The winter holidays are almost here. And that means you’ll need nog. Friendly Farms’ non-dairy almond version just hit Aldi’s refrigerated section. Drink the milk-free nog cold, heat it, or pour a splash into your favorite flavored coffee.

At $4.19 for 59 ounces, this returning product is a better deal than the Almond Breeze version ($4.99 for 32 ounces at Safeway).

Price: $2.49

Make a gourmet dinner without spending the whole day in your kitchen. Arborio rice, rich goat cheese, and black pepper give the naturally flavored risotto a flavor you’ll savor.

This Specially Selected side is a sought-after fan favorite. Redditor kylerje posted, “We finally found the goat cheese risotto packs. Did we buy 24 packs? Yes we did. No regrets.” Mileshorse added, “I grabbed seven of these this week now that they are at my store.”

Price: $2.49

This shortbread and dark chocolate combo is a must-have fall treat. Dip the buttery cookies into a hot cup of cocoa, serve them with coffee, or add them to a holiday party dessert tray. For less than $2.50, Benton’s Balenas are an affordable alternative to brand-name sweets.

Price: $3.75

Specially Selected’s latest addition to the store brand’s line of Greek yogurt has a fun fall flavor. Spoon the caramel apple donut dairy delight into a fruit and granola parfait, serve it with a cookie crumble, or layer it on top of pumpkin pie.

The 32-ounce size is only $3.75 this November. The same size of Chobani’s Vanilla Nonfat Greek Yogurt retails for $5.59 at Target.

Price: $6.99

Grab this gourmet selection while you can — it may disappear from store shelves soon. The returning product is a favorite that shoppers enjoy.

Redditor Subtle_Numb raved, “I just grinned ear to ear when I opened up my freezer to get ice cubes for my coffee and realized I can have these for lunch!”

The MSC-certified, wild-caught frozen fish is topped with a breadcrumb, herb, and macadamia nut crust. You’ll get four skinless filets in each 12.5-ounce box.

Price: $4.99

Pizza delivery is an expense that can eat away at your food budget. Skip takeout and try this BBQ chicken pie. Made with 100 percent real cheese and white meat chicken, the 16.2-ounce thin-crust pizza is a bargain for under $5.

Like other new and returning products, this pick isn’t a permanent store fixture. So don’t wait to nab a box for your family.

Price: $3.99

Soup in a bag? This tasty USDA organic, vegan, gluten-free squash soup comes in a resealable pouch. The easy-to-make meal is ready in minutes. Add a sprinkle of cinnamon, a sprig of sage, or a spoonful of heavy whipping cream to give this butternut brew a gourmet flare.

A bowl of Panera’s Vegetarian Autumn Harvest Soup costs $8.59, but you can get Simply Nature’s 14.1-ounce pack for less than $4.

Price: $4.29

Cafe coffee and barista blends aren’t budget-friendly options. But these Barisssimo pods are. The 12-count pack of this bourbon pecan flavor is only $4.29. On Keurig's website, a smaller 10-cup box of Green Mountain Coffee’s maple pecan coffee sells for over $11.

Price: $3.49

Winter is coming. And so is a new stock of holiday-themed products. This peppermint cold foam will make your morning cup of joe taste like a candy cane. The Barissimo Aldi store brand sells for $3.49, but Target charges $4.99 for International Delight’s Peppermint Mocha flavor.

Price: $3.89

Add some autumn inspiration to your breakfast or brunch buffet. Bake Shop’s apple cinnamon muffins are on store shelves and selling fast. You’ll get four of these sweet treats for under $4. Warm them, serve them with maple butter, or top this fall find with a drizzle of honey.

Aldi’s November new lineup of products includes everything from Thanksgiving-ready desserts to freezer finds that can feed the entire family.

Although Aldi doesn’t take manufacturer’s coupons, that doesn’t mean you can’t save more. Fill your cart this month and pay with the top credit cards to earn rewards on everyday purchases.