15 Aldi Premade Soups That’ll Keep You Warm and Cozy

With cold weather comes the need for warm, cozy foods. Soups and chilis rule autumn and winter, but sometimes making them from scratch can be draining. 

Luckily, you can stretch your Aldi budget with a slew of incredible soups, broths, and hearty noodle options to keep everyone fueled through sweater weather.

Check out 15 filling Aldi premade soups to keep stocked for frigid days.

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

Price: $4.09

For less than $5, you can get three cups of one of Aldi’s most popular soups, the Specially Selected Tomato Parmesan Bisque.

This creamy soup is indulgent and ready to eat in mere minutes, perfect on its own or even on a baked pasta dish.

Fans say it pairs perfectly with a sourdough grilled cheese.

Price: $3.25

Park Street Deli sells homestyle soups in two-cup portions. A really delightful, hearty option is the chicken noodle soup, which is made with flat egg noodles.

Celery, carrots, chicken, and onions are packed into a seasoned broth that travels well and eats like Grandma’s old recipe.

Price: $3.25

Park Street Deli packs two cups of their savory tomato feta soup into their tub of homestyle soup.

With just 250 calories, this smooth tomato recipe, reminiscent of the original creamy tomato offering – is brought to another level with the flavors of oregano, basil, cayenne, and feta.

Price: $2.39

If you’re looking for a simple yet hearty meal, Aldi customers are absolutely smitten with the Deutsche Küche harvest potato soup.

Enjoy 28 ounces of this potato, carrot, and leek goodness as a full meal packed with nutrients, or split it and a sandwich with a friend.

Price: $2.39

Deutsche Küche makes a slew of hearty soup options, and the lentil and chickpea soup is another one that flies off the shelves.

Customers comment that it seems like a thick version of baked beans more than a soup, so it can easily be expanded into multiple meals with the addition of water, milk, or a protein.

Price: $2.99

If you time it right, you can score a 15.5-ounce tub of the delicious tomato and sweet basil soup from Specially Selected, which tends to sell out fairly quickly.

While some fans struggle with the rubber top on this particular product, many enjoy the unique sweet finish to it.

Price: $4.09

If you’re craving a chunky, whole-vegetable, well-seasoned meal, pick up a hearty vegetable soup from Specially Selected.

Packed with carrots, tomatoes, black beans, onions, zucchini, and potatoes, this soup is perfect on a fall day, and is hearty enough to make you feel full quickly.

Price: $3.59

While it isn’t exactly “ready-made”, the bagged soup mixes at Aldi only require water, and this particular mix (which also needs tomato paste) is a fan favorite.

This dry mix goes a little further than fully ready-made options, as it can make up to eight servings, which makes each serving extremely affordable.

Price: $2.99

While not every Specially Selected brand soup is a winner, the slow-cooked baked potato soup with bacon is a crowd favorite. The savory meal's subtle smokiness makes it stand out.

These tubs of soup can be stored in the pantry until opened, and any leftovers can be refrigerated.

Price: $4.55

You can purchase 32 ounces of high-quality, organic creamy tomato soup for less than $5 at Aldi. You also count on your purchase being sustainable.

In addition to using recycled packaging, each buy contributes to Pacific Foods’ commitment to providing one million meals to those in need each year.

Price: $2.99

If you’re looking for a delicious, classic wonton soup, the pork wonton soup by Fusia Asian Inspirations is a great meal.

Both the pork and chicken varieties are incredibly flavorful and packed with vegetables. It maintains the flavor from frozen and is fully ready to eat in mere minutes.

Price: $2.49

A soup that comes fully ready to serve after a brief reheat is Simply Nature’s 18.6-ounce organic chicken noodle soup. This low-fat, non-GMO option has thick, spiral egg noodles and is loaded with carrots, onion, and celery.

Tender pieces of chicken get this soup to five grams of protein per serving.

Price: $2.65

Another delicious option from Deutsche Küche is their hearty pea soup. With whole, chunky pieces of carrots, leeks, and peas, this soup feels more elevated than your stereotypical baby-food-esque pea soup options.

28 ounces of soup is less than $2, and it can be easily multiplied with a little extra vegetable broth.

Price: $1.25

If you like simple butter noodles, Chef’s Cupboard’s Extra Noodle Soup Mix is the way to go. This boxed mix, which makes about three cups of wheat noodles and broth, has real chicken broth as its base.

You can add vegetables or protein to the dish or use it to supplement another soup mix if you want to layer some flavor.

Price: $1.85

If you’re looking for the perfect cold-weather meal, Chef’s Cupboard makes a budget-friendly, hearty chicken noodle soup that has fewer ingredients and additives than other soups at Aldi.

For less than $2, you can treat yourself to tender white chicken meat, enriched pasta, celery, and carrots in a warm broth.

Some smart shopping hacks in the winter involve reducing fresh produce purchases and relying on budget-friendly, pre-made meals for convenience.

Make grocery shopping easy by grabbing staple pantry soups from Aldi and other affordable chain storefronts.