15 Hot New Aldi Foods We’re Dying To Try This December

New and returning seasonal products just hit store shelves, and we’ve got the info you need to stretch your Aldi budget further this December. With the holidays on the horizon, saving money is a priority. But you also want to try the latest, greatest products your favorite grocery retailer has to offer.

Don’t stress. With Aldi’s low prices, you can sample the hottest buys that shoppers can’t get enough of. From Christmas-themed sweets and treats to a hearty meatball-topped pizza, these new foods are can’t-miss hits you need to try before they’re gone.

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

Price: $2.75

How can you make hot chocolate even more fun? With a melting snowman cocoa bomb. This sweet winter-themed treat is a steal for under $3. Williams Sonoma sells a similar snowman face melt-away for $7.95.

Price: $4.75

Celebrate the holidays with these luxe chocolate truffles. The decadent dessert is the perfect gift for a friend, co-worker, or almost anyone else. 

Try the classic sea salt caramel, chocolate mousse, and vanilla almond pack, or indulge in a box of the star-shaped caramel orange, creme brulee, and chocolate mousse sweets.

Price: $4.99

Pass on pricey takeout pizza. Pizza Hut’s “create your own” large pies start at over $15 — but this Aldi store-brand frozen pizza is less than $5. 

Italian-style meatballs, rich mozzarella, savory parmesan, and Romano cheese give this bargain buy a flavor your family will savor.

Price: $4.79

Skip barista blends and make a holiday brew at home instead. This seasonal selection is only available for a limited time, so don’t wait to snag a box.

You can get 12 mocha mint coffee cups for under $5 right now. A smaller 10-count pack of McCafe Irish Mocha pods sells for $9.99 on Keurig’s website.

Price: $4.99

Save money and time making this classic holiday meal side. Season’s Choice has a family-size frozen casserole with green beans, a creamy mushroom gravy, and crispy fried onions. 

That’s everything you need for less than $5. A name-brand version could cost you more — Target sells Stouffer’s frozen casserole for $6.99.

Price: $3.55

New Year’s Eve is coming, and this 25.4-ounce bottle of sparkling red grape juice is a non-alcoholic alternative to champagne and other bubbly beverages. 

Chill the bottle and drink the juice as-is, or mix it with soda, seltzer, and festive flavorings to make a merry mocktail.

Price: $4.39

Bark doesn’t have to break the bank. Neiman Marcus sells a gourmet box of chocolate bark goodies for $50, and Harry and David’s Peppermint Bark Tin Duo costs $69.99. 

If you’re looking for a smaller-sized box at a much lower price, this new Choceur pick is it. You’ll get six ounces of cookies and cream, candy gem, and festive striped chocolate for under $5.

Price: $4.39

This limited-time fall and winter sauce just returned to store shelves. Fans of the seasonal selection adore the spicy taste. Redditor yogahike raved, “Sent my husband in to get pasta sauce. 

I didn’t realize until we were eating it that it wasn’t marinara. So much flavor and spice. Our boring pasta night was much better than expected. So good.”

Price: $3.99

Is a whole cheesecake more than you need? You don’t have to waste money on a party-sized dessert just to sneak in a sweet after-dinner treat. 

This decadent “zillionaire” cup has dreamy cream cheese, rich dark chocolate biscuits, salted caramel sauce, and a Belgian chocolate ganache.

Price: $2.99

Add a festive flavor to your morning brew. The candy cane-like taste of this white chocolate peppermint bark creamer pairs perfectly with almost every seasonal holiday coffee. 

Compare $2.99 for this 32-ounce bottle to $5.29 for 28 ounces of Starbucks White Chocolate Mocha Creamer at Target.

Price: $3.79

Now that the holiday season is in full swing, Aldi’s freezer section is stocked with favorite returning sides. Along with the classic green bean casserole, the budget-friendly retailer also has this 16-ounce bag of ready-to-heat-and-eat mashed potatoes. At $3.79, this is a can’t-miss deal — the same 16-ounce size pack from Stouffer’s costs $0.70 more at Kroger.

Price: $3.99

Bakery rolls are an expensive addition to your holiday meal. But that doesn’t mean you have to eliminate a bread basket from your dinner menu. 

The 10-ounce pack of frozen Parker House Style rolls is an affordable option for under $4.

Price: $1.19

Spice up Christmas dinner with this jalapeno-infused cornbread stuffing. The six-ounce boxed mix is a bargain for $1.19. Target sells Stove Top’s turkey recipe for $2.69.

Price: $3.99

Make a restaurant-quality dinner at home without spending the whole day in your kitchen. If holiday meal after holiday meal has worn you out, skip the prep and try this ready-to-cook stuffed chicken.

Pop the pepper jack, Swiss, and bacon-filled raw chicken into the oven and bake the blend until it’s fully cooked and golden brown. Serve the stuffed selection with rice pilaf, couscous, or quinoa.

Price: $4.29

The fan favorite is back — and with a holiday flare. The imported Italian trio includes pumpkin pie, candy cane, and egg nog flavors. 

Redditor megisbest praised the pick, “I shared this with my husband the other night; they were so delicious.” Don’t wait to snag a pack for yourself — this popular seasonal selection won’t last long.

With new buys dropping weekly on Wednesdays, the retailer is packed with the season’s hottest deals. Whether you’re stocking up on stocking stuffers, prepping for a holiday party, or just need a quick, convenient meal for your family, don’t wait to try Aldi’s newest products.

Even though you can’t use coupons at this grocery store, the savings don’t have to stop at the register. The best cash back credit cards offer valuable perks to keep your December shopping budget on track.