16 Top-Quality Aldi Freezer Deals to Stock Up On Before March Ends

Spring is (almost) here. But there are still a few days when it feels like winter is in the air. And that means your grocery list includes a mix of hearty, comforting picks and lighter fare.

Fill your freezer with these can't-miss deals of the month and don't worry about overspending. We've got the top Aldi hacks for you to save money this March.

From Shepherd's pie to black bean veggie fries, here's an Aldi shopping list with high-quality, budget-friendly options to keep you under budget this month.

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

Price: $9.99

Pass on pricey takeout meals and save time in the kitchen. These ready-to-heat-and-eat veal patties are pre-coated in a cheesy, herb-packed breading that pairs perfectly with marinara or alfredo sauce. Serve this savory selection with pasta, steamed green beans, or toasty Italian garlic bread.

Price: $3.39

Fans of Aldi's Mixed Berry or Triple Chocolate Gelato will adore this new Pistachio Biscotti flavor. The 28.5-ounce tub is a steak for $3.39. Sixteen ounces of Talenti's Pacific Coast Pistachio Gelato costs $5.89 at Target.

Price: $4.29

Shoppers may recognize this Season's Choice product as the store-brand's Loaded Tater Barrels. Now that the tots are back in stock, they have a new name and a bacon-free formula.

Like the former version, this potato-packed product may not stay in the freezer section forever. So don't wait to snag a 7.6-ounce box ASAP.

Price: $2.79

No time to grate, chop, or slice? No problem. These one-teaspoon frozen ginger cubes are recipe-ready.

Get 24 in each three-ounce pack for the low price of $2.79 right now. Target sells a 2.5-ounce size of Good and Gather's Crushed Ginger Cubes for $3.19.

Price: $4.95

Why pay delivery fees for a gourmet pie when you can get this chicken alfredo pizza for under $5?

Tangy seasoned chicken breast, a zesty blend of mozzarella and romano cheese, and a rich garlic alfredo sauce make this frozen food popular.

Stock up on this bargain buy while you can. Like some of Aldi's other seasonal pizzas, this isn't a permanent freezer section product.

Price: $4.99

March is an in-between month with wild weather. Keep this cozy cheddar soup in your freezer to warm up on a chilly early spring night.

Compare 20 ounces of the Aldi store brand for $4.99 to 16 ounces of Panera's Broccoli Cheddar Soup (at Target) for $5.99.

Price: $7.49

There's still time to nab this massive 30-ounce Shepherd's pie before winter is officially over. The creamy whipped potato topping, hearty beef, and savory veggies make this comfort food the ideal dinner on a colder March night.

Price: $4.79

This new-ish addition to Aldi's freezer section is a healthy (and flavorful) alternative to the same plain French fries you usually buy.

Instead of potatoes, these non-GMO, vegan fries are made from seven different veggies. Bake this ready-to-heat-and-eat buy in the oven or air fry them.

Price: $4.39

Real Wisconsin cheese gives these breaded curds a sharp, tangy flavor that your whole family will savor. Serve the rich, melty nuggets with your favorite sauce, or eat them as-is.

The 15-ounce box is a steal for under $4.50. Walmart sells 16 ounces of Farm Rich's version for $6.68 (online).

Price: $5.49

Even though prepared picks are convenient, they aren't the only frozen options in Aldi's aisles. This 22-ounce Cornish game hen combines affordability with upscale, adventurous eating.

The protein-rich meat is preservative and artificial hormone-free, making it a healthier choice than fried chicken or similar takeout menu items.

Whole Foods Market sells Bell and Evans' Cornish hens for $7.99 per pound. At that price, you'll pay over $10 for the same quantity you can get at Aldi.

Price: $3.95

Enjoy the final few chilly nights of the year with this classic meal. For less than $4, you can score a 28-ounce size box of this microwavable dinner.

Pair this chicken, pork, and beef "steak" with mashed potatoes, air-fried Brussels sprouts, or Earthly Grains Jasmine Rice ($1.55).

Price: $10.99

Don't miss out on this amazing March deal. Aldi has an entire cooked lobster in the frozen foods section. The MSC-Certified, all-natural seafood selection is an impressive add-on to a spring brunch buffet or holiday dinner.

Price: $9.99

Pierogies aren't exactly a new item in Aldi's freezer section. But instead of the smaller 16-ounce box, the retailer now has a giant four-pound, 12-serving bag of the whipped potato and onion-packed pasta pockets.

Pro tip: this under-$10 bulk buy is perfect for parties and other group gatherings.

Price: $2.99

Aldi shoppers rave about this budget-friendly seafood selection. Redditor ZebraBoat posted, "Got this one huuuge mussel! The tomato-garlic sauce was awesome, too." Try these mouthwatering mussels with Simply Nature Organic Linguine ($2.19) or serve them with steamed rice.

Price: $4.69

If you're a fan of Olive Garden's toasted ravioli dinner, you'll enjoy this lower-cost dupe. The chain restaurant's version costs over $9, while Aldi's one-pound box of the store's private-label beef-filled pasta is under $5.

Price: $7.99

You can have a seafood feast for less with this 12-ounce bag of skinless, boneless, raw fillets. The frozen find is high in protein but low in carbs. Pan-sear the fish and serve it with Earthy Grains Garlic and Herb Long Grain and Wild Rice ($1.99) or a fresh green salad.

You don't need to break the bank just to fill your freezer with tasty meals, savory sides, and treats. The high-quality bargains on our list prove it.

Even though Aldi doesn't take coupons, you can still save more on groceries. Choose store brand generics instead of brand names to keep your monthly shopping budget on track.