16 Aldi Bargains on Snacks That Are Almost Too Good to Be True

Get the season’s best deals on the sweetest, saltiest, and most savory snacks. You can save more money at Aldi right now — and you won’t need coupons to keep cash in your wallet.

From spicy chips to tangy trail mix, Aldi has popular products at prices you won’t believe. So go ahead and fill your cart with these budget-friendly bargain buys.

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

Price: $1.99

Indulge your sweet tooth. A decadent dark chocolate coating combined with a warm, rich, buttery cookie makes this Specially Selected treat a popular pick.

And, at less than $2, it’s a bargain other brands can’t beat. Pierre Biscuiterie’s French version of this German goody sells for over $3 more.

Price: $5.89

This bag of trail mix has all the flavors you could ask for. Refuel on a busy day or grab a quick snack on your way to the gym.

The massive one-pound bag includes generous portions of peanuts, sesame sticks, mini garlic breadsticks, savory rye chips, almonds, and cashews.

Price: $2.45

You don’t need a special occasion to celebrate with these “birthday cake” cookies. Grab a handful of the crispy thins for a mid-day snack, or crumble the sprinkle-packed cookies into vanilla ice cream.

The gluten-free almond flour treats are a steal at $2.45 per pack. A three-ounce bag of Partake Vannila Sprinkle gluten-free mini cookies costs $5.79 at Thrive Market.

Price: $3.29

Toss a box of these protein-packed peanut butter crackers into your tote for a snack on the go.

The tiny sandwich-style crackers are sweet and salty and the perfect size to eat by the handful. Compare this Aldi brand’s $3.29 price tag to $3.99 for Ritz Bits from Target.

Price: $2.99

Gluten-free doesn’t equal taste-free. These brown rice crisps from Aldi have plenty of spicy, sweet chili flavor.

Flax, quinoa, chia, brown rice, and corn make these chips a healthier option than similar salty snacks.

Price: $3.39

Try something different than the average chip. Made without artificial flavors, synthetic colors, or preservatives, these non-GMO sweet potato snacks are full of flavor — and not much else.

Serve the chips at your next backyard BBQ. The sweet and salty flavor pairs perfectly with burgers, hot dogs, or grilled veggies. Aldi recently lowered prices on hundreds of items, including this one. That means you can save almost $0.30 per bag.

Price: $1.85

Fans of Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies can save money with this Aldi dupe. Both brownies are rich, fudgy, and topped with sweet candy chips.

But instead of $2.79 for the brand-name original, you’ll only pay $1.85 for the Baker’s Treat version.

Price: $2.49

Now is the time to stock up on this snack. Aldi recently lowered the price of Southern Grove dried cherries from $2.79 to $2.49.

Whether you eat them as-is or use the tart berries to top an ice cream sundae, the bag of dried fruit is a bargain. Target sells a similar five-ounce pack of Good and Gather cherries for one dollar more than Aldi’s low $2.49 price.

Price: $1.99

Change up your typical snacking routine and try these roasted seaweed snacks.

Unlike greasy chips and heavy dairy dip, these non-GMO crisps are preservative, cholesterol, and sugar-free. You’ll get three 0.17-ounce packs for less than $2. Compare Aldi’s price to $2.19 for 0.35 ounces of GimMe organic Roasted Seaweed from Target.

Price: $3.09

Even though this isn’t an Aldi store brand, the retailer does have a better deal on Barnana plantain chips than you might find elsewhere.

Aldi’s low everyday price is $0.20 less than what you’ll pay at Target. Each bag includes five ounces of crunchy kettle-cooked grain-free wavy ridged chips. Pair the plantains with grilled chicken, a burger, or your favorite sandwich wrap.

Price: $1.95

You won’t need to splurge on a pricey dip to pair with this bag of chips. The spicy snack has a pepper-packed flavor that stands out on its own.

At $1.95 per bag, this Aldi brand is a budget-friendly buy. Lay’s Flamin’ Hot potato chips sell for almost $4.

Price: $1.95

Get the cheesy crunch of Cheetos Jumbo Puffs without the five-dollar-plus price tag.

This Clancy’s brand snack is made with real cheese, artificial flavor-free, and has the same crispy taste you would expect from the real deal. But, at $1.95, it’s a better bargain.

Price: $2.99

If you’re looking for something different than the same boring pretzel twists, pick up a box of these Savoritz crisps.

The salty crackers are bite-sized snacks with a satisfying flavor. Dip the oven-baked pretzel flats into creamy hummus, smother them with tangy mustard, or eat them straight from the box.

Price: $2.39

Stock up on this affordable Aldi snack before it's too late. The Simply Nature organic corn chips are perfect for parties. Serve them with spicy salsa, mellow guac, or your favorite bean dip.

At $2.39 per bag, this is a budget-friendly option. Compare the chips to Target’s $3.99 bag from its Good and Gather brand.

Price: $3.35

Are you looking for a healthier snack? These airy caramel rice cakes have 11 grams of whole grains per serving.

Add a pinch of protein and cover the bite-sized pieces in peanut butter, or use them to make a crunchy yogurt parfait. Compare Aldi’s $3.35 price to $3.99 for the Quaket brand product at Target.

Price: $2.99

Quench your cravings without going overboard on calories or cost. Each box includes six 100-calorie packs. Choose from chocolate chip or chocolate wafer crisps — or spend less than $6 and buy one of each flavor to savor.

Keep your snacking budget in check with some help from Aldi. Whether you crave sweet treats or prefer something salty, the retailer’s discounted deals on store-brand favorites are almost too good to be true.

Even though Aldi doesn’t have a shopper loyalty perks program, you can still earn rewards on everyday purchases. Use your favorite cash-back credit card to save on the season’s best snacks.