14 Under $5 Healthy Aldi Finds That Are Super Tasty

Healthy eating and high cost don't have to go hand in hand. That's why we rounded up the top treats to help you snack smarter and stretch your Aldi budget further.

Don't worry about sacrificing flavor for nutrition. We scoured Aldi's aisles for the tastiest finds. From spicy guac singles to Greek yogurt, our favorite finds aren't just healthy — they're also all under $5. So go ahead and fill your cart with these low-cal, low-fat, high-protein, and high-fiber bargain buys.

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

Price: $2.65

Instead of sugary baked goods, indulge in a sweet treat with a healthier edge. These thins are made without hydrogenated oil or corn syrup and only have 150 calories per six-cookie serving. Swipe a spoonful of non-fat vanilla yogurt on top and add a few banana slices to make a tropical confection.

Price: $3.55

Snack on the go for less. A 12-count of the Aldi store brand's habanero and jalapeno pepper-packed Monterey Jack cheese is only $3.55. The calcium-rich sticks have 80 calories per serving and zero grams of added sugar.

Compare Aldi's $3.55 price tag to $4.94 for Sargento's Fiesta Pepper String Cheese 12-piece pack at Walmart (online).

Price: $3.69

With 34 grams of whole grains per serving, this tart and tasty raspberry lemonade granola is a healthy way to start your day. But that's not all. Eat this fruit-filled blend for breakfast, or top frozen yogurt with the gluten-free, fiber-rich mix.

Price: $1.95

Gut-healthy prebiotic beverages are everywhere. With 40 calories and nine grams of plant fiber, it's no wonder shoppers are grabbing these $1.95 cans. Whole Foods Market sells Poppi's popular root beer prebiotic for $2.49 (per 12-ounce can).

Price: $4.19

Salmon is a lean protein-rich pick that's packed with omega-3 fatty acids. Take advantage of this healthy seafood selection's benefits without overspending. This three-ounce pack of antibiotic-free deli-sliced Norwegian salted and smoked salmon costs $4.19. Four ounces of Spence and Co.'s Scottish-style smoked salmon sells for $11.99 at Whole Foods Market.

Price: $4.59

Don't let your on-the-go lifestyle force you to eat high-calorie candy bars or sugar-filled treats. Take one of these travel-ready guac singles for a quick (but healthy) snack. For $4.59, you can get six 12-ounce mini cups. Target sells the same size pack from Wholly Guacamole for $5.79.

Price: $3.65

Pass on plain bread and try this seeded selection. The 80-calorie-per-slice option has 12 grams of whole grains, three grams of protein, three grams of fiber, and 350 mg of omega-3s per serving. Use this healthy option to make a grilled chicken and pesto, hummus and veggie, or almond butter and sliced strawberry sandwich.

Price: $4.29

Switch up your usual dip for a cauliflower-based version. The slightly spicy, subtly smoky Buffalo taste pairs perfectly with sliced carrots, celery sticks, or whole wheat crackers. What do shoppers think? Redditor Ellabee57 raved, "I love it! I use it as a sandwich spread, not just as a dip."

Price: $2.79

No time to make your own taboule from scratch? No problem. Aldi has you covered with a budget-friendly $2.79 prepared version. Serve the zesty Mediterranean salad as a side or as your main meal. For extra protein, add Appleton Farms' grilled chicken strips ($4.39 for 12 ounces) to the mix.

Price: $3.29

Gluten-free doesn't have to equal zero taste. These brown rice, flax seed, quinoa, chia, corn, and sea salt chips are ideal for a party platter. Pair the crisps with hummus, guacamole, salsa, or your favorite spreadable cheese.

Price: $4.15

Honey-salted caramel sounds like a decadent dessert. But now you can get this flavor in a healthier package. Instead of an empty-calorie bakery treat, this "indulgent" item is calcium-rich Greek yogurt.

The 32-ounce tub is a steal for $4.15. Target sells the same size container of Chobani Vanilla Greek Yogurt for $5.59.

Price: $3.49

Make wraps, roll-ups, bean burritos, and other lunchtime faves with these Aldi store-brand tortillas. Each high-fiber serving only has 60 calories and four net carbs. Nab an eight-count pack for less than $3.50. Mission's Carn Balance Taco Size Soft Flour Tortillas cost $4.99 at Target.

Price: $2.99

Are you looking for a low-calorie snack? An 18-gram pouch of these no-sodium almonds is (as the name implies) 100 calories. Toss a pack into your tote for an after-workout treat or mid-morning protein-packed pick-me-up.

Price: $2.75

Fiber doesn't have to taste bad. These 70-calorie chocolate drizzled bars have six grams of dietary fiber, two grams of protein, and no cholesterol in each serving. Six of these fudge-flavored treats cost $2.75 at Aldi. CVS sells the brand-name Fiber One version for $5.99.

You don't have to break the bank on healthy food. Whether you want to eat less sugar, start a new keto-friendly diet plan, or make your meals more nutritious, these affordable Aldi options offer a great way to save more money on groceries.

We understand that some "health-conscious" buys may not interest every shopper. That makes it important to carefully select items with flavors you already savor. This smart shopping strategy can reduce food waste and cut your costs.