15 Pasta Dishes at Aldi That Are Super Cheap (And Tasty!)

Is pasta on your family’s dinner menu wish list? If you’re craving carbs, we’ve got the best Aldi shopping hacks to save you money. From gourmet mac and cheese to the dreamiest creamy Alfredo sauces, our round-up features the top pasta picks.

And don’t worry about wasting hours in the kitchen. We scoured the store’s aisles for the most affordable no or low-prep options, including convenient frozen, boxed, and ready-to-heat-and-eat buys. So go ahead and fill your cart. These mouthwatering meals will leave cash in your wallet.

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

Price: $5.29

Gourmet-inspired meals don’t have to break the bank. This nine-ounce refrigerated pack of lobster ravioli is a lux pasta pick that rivals what you might find in a restaurant. Serve this savory seafood selection with Priano’s Alfredo Sauce ($1.89) or Genovese Pesto ($2.19).

Price: $2.29

Mac and cheese just got a glow-up. The 12-ounce pack of smoky gouda has a decadently rich flavor you’ll savor. A smaller eight-ounce size of Evol’s Frozen Gluten-Free Smoked Gouda Mac costs $3.99 at Target.

Price: $16.49

The $16-plus price tag may seem like a lot for an Aldi buy. But this hearty meat lasagna more than pays for itself. You’ll get 2.5 pounds of the fan favorite. And bonus, this ready-to-heat-and-eat refrigerated meal includes everything you need.

Price: $3.79

Serve dinner for less. This frozen Aldi store-brand kit includes spaghetti and a garlic, red pepper, basil, and parsley-packed tomato sauce. At $3.79 for the 16-ounce meal, you’ll pay less than takeout from an Italian eatery. Pair this pasta with a healthy green salad, wedding soup, or crispy cooked green beans.

Price: $4.75

Swap out the same dull ravioli your family always eats for this toasted version. The frozen breaded, beef-stuffed pasta pockets are a breeze to cook. Heat them in the oven or pop them into the air fryer for a meal in minutes.

Snag a 16-ounce box for $4.75 right now. A smaller 12-ounce pack of Perfect Pasta’s Italian Style Beef Toasted Ravioli Bites costs $5.99 at GFS.

Price: $3.29

Slow-roasted sweet Italian sausage makes this pasta pure perfection. But that’s not all. The tortellini also includes mozzarella, ricotta, Calabrian pepper, and plenty of parm. Don’t worry about spending hours in the kitchen to make this meal — it cooks in two minutes.

You’ll only pay $3.29 for this nine-ounce refrigerated pack. Whole Foods Market sells the same size Kite Hill Ricotta Tortellini for $9.49.

Price: $1.45

The Pasta Roni dupe is a less expensive version of the real deal. For less than $1.50, you’ll get 5.1 ounces of angel hair drenched in a delicate herb sauce. A smaller 4.8-ounce box of the brand-name Angel Hair Pasta with Herbs costs $0.14 more at Target.

Price: $14.97

Get protein-rich grilled white meat chicken, tender fettuccine, and creamy Alfredo sauce for under $15. Instead of boiling and baking, pop this mix into the microwave and have a ready-made meal in as little as eight minutes.

The $14.97 deal is a bargain compared to $19.49 for one entree-sized serving of Chicken Alfredo from the Olive Garden.

Price: $2.75

Truffle and porcini mac and cheese may sound like an expensive entree. But this 6.5-ounce boxed buy is a deal for under $3. And no, this isn’t a kid-friendly macaroni meal. The gourmet-inspired pasta pick has the perfect savory taste to please your adult palate.

Price: $4.99

Cavatappi pasta, veggies, and seasoned chicken aren’t the only reason to try this budget-friendly under-$5 buy. A rich basil parm sauce adds a creamy texture and zesty flavor to this easy-to-make entree. And with 16 grams of protein per serving and no trans fat, this pasta is a healthier option than fast-casual takeout.

Price: $0.95

Even though this is technically a side dish, you can turn the cheddar and broccoli-packed pasta into a main meal. The artificial color/flavor and preservative-free mix features spiral noodles, bites of shredded veggies, and a creamy cheese sauce.

Compare $0.95 for the 4.3-ounce Aldi store-brand to $2.15 for the same size pouch of Knorr’s version from Walmart.

Price: $2.99

Simply Nature’s angel hair noodles look and feel like real linguine. Saute the hearts of palm with a touch of EVOO, a splash of tomato sauce, a pinch of oregano, and shaved garlic. Sprinkle parmesan cheese on top to complete the low-carb, gluten-free meal.

Price: $1.99

Whole Foods Market sells nine ounces of La Pasta’s Spinach and Cheese Ravioli for over $7. But you can snag an 8.8-ounce pack from Aldi’s store brand for under $2. With the money you save on this easy entree, you can toss a bottle of Reggano’s marinara sauce ($1.85) and L’Oven Fresh’s garlic herb bread ($3.65) into your cart.

Price: $4.99

Fill up with this freezer section find. The 24-ounce veggie-filled pasta meal is packed with protein (from the white meat chicken), and a savory sauce adds a rich taste to the skillet sensation. Target sells Amy’s smaller nine-ounce penne bowl for $5.99.

Price: $2.75

The tangy taste of pesto makes this mac and cheese an option your family can enjoy over and over again. One Aldi subreddit even turned this pick into a holiday meal. User covfefewitch posted, “Aldi had the best mac and cheese! Lazy Christmas dinner at home.”

You don’t have to pay extra for high-quality meals. Whether you’re in the mood for hearty lasagna or prefer lighter linguine, these pasta picks are budget-friendly buys that save you time and money.

Do you want to add an app, side, or dessert to your pasta dinner? Save money on groceries in every aisle of the store. We spotted bargains on Aldi brand starters, salads, soups, sweets, and more.