14 February Aldi Freezer Deals You’ll Regret Not Grabbing at Least Two Of

Aldi's February freezer lineup helps you make the smartest grocery decisions that stretch meals, cut waste, and save time without sacrificing quality. Mix budget-friendly proteins, comforting winter meals, and a few treats that feel indulgent without blowing your monthly grocery budget.

With the month starting, now is the moment to stock up and save money at Aldi by snagging these frozen food deals.

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

Price: $4.75 (on sale from $4.95)

A Midwestern favorite, toasted ravioli works as a snack, appetizer, or light meal. Aldi's version is crispy and satisfying, especially dipped in marinara. On sale, it's cheaper than most restaurant appetizers, like Oregano's, which costs nearly $10, and easy to store for last-minute cravings.

Price: $5.79

Finding a gluten-free breakfast that actually tastes homemade can be challenging. These blueberry oat muffins strike that balance, offering a veggie-filled treat that has yellow squash and carrots. They're perfect for slower winter mornings or quick snacks, and comparable gluten-free bakery items from brands like Katz elsewhere often cost noticeably more for fewer servings.

Price: $7.49

This classic comfort meal feels especially right in February. Bremer's Shepherd's Pie combines seasoned beef, vegetables, and creamy potatoes in a hearty portion that can feed two. Similar frozen meals from national brands like Marie Callender's often push past $10, making this a solid value for a cozy, no-effort dinner.

Price: $3.79

For lighter lunches, this protein bowl delivers edamame, vegetables, and quinoa in one convenient package. It's plant-based, filling, and quick to prepare, making it perfect for days when cooking feels like too much.

One shopper said on Reddit: "I bought one recently and it was delicious, I've gone through the frozen section multiple times trying to find any. It is so good, it needs to be stocked throughout the year!"

Price: $4.75

This flatbread works as a light dinner or can be cut into slices for appetizers. Roasted vegetables and a crisp crust give it a more upscale feel. Similar flatbreads from store brands like Good & Gather can run nearly $6, making this one worth grabbing this month.

Price: $2.09

This is the kind of deal shoppers regret missing. Two individual cheesecake slices for just over $2 is rare, especially with real strawberry swirl. They're great for portion control and unexpected guests this winter season.

Price: $7.15 (on sale from $7.59)

Aldi's Mama Cozzi's pizzas have a loyal following, and this stuffed-crust version earns the praise. Creamy ranch sauce, chicken, and bacon make it feel restaurant-inspired. On sale, it undercuts many frozen specialty pizzas like DiGiorno's that now creep toward $9.

Price: $6.49

These shrimp skewers are a great option for guests. Pre-seasoned with butter, salt, and garlic, they're ready for the oven or grill pan. Shrimp prices vary widely, but this option is cheaper than Safeway's similar alternative, and it is already seasoned.

Price: $3.85

Garlic bread is a freezer staple, and this version pairs perfectly with soups and pasta during colder months. Compared to bakery garlic loaves at stores like Target, this frozen option saves money and lasts longer.

Price: $3.79

Dessert without the sugar spike is appealing year-round, but especially after the holidays. This gelato offers rich chocolate flavor and cookie dough pieces, with no added sugar. Sugar-free ice creams from other brands like Rebel frequently cost $6 or more.

Price: $2.15

Organic broccoli at this price is hard to beat. The steamable bag makes it especially convenient, and frozen broccoli retains nutrients well. Comparable organic options at Harris Teeter cost $2.50, so make every penny count.

Price: $1.89

This is one of the most budget-friendly ways to add vegetables to meals. Riced cauliflower works in stir-fries, soups, or as a rice substitute. At under $2, it's cheaper than similar options at stores like Safeway.

Price: $2.45

This frozen ground turkey is one of the most practical buys in February. Lean and high in protein, it's perfect for soups, meatballs, or weeknight casseroles. At under $2.50, it's often several dollars cheaper than similar options at traditional stores like Target, making it an easy choice to buy two and keep them on hand.

Price: $5.85

This pita melt has chicken and cheese for a quick, satisfying meal. It's a solid alternative to similar takeout lunches from places like Pita Jungle, costing far less and requiring only minutes to prepare.

Stocking your freezer in February is one of the easiest ways to smooth out grocery spending for the rest of winter. Planning meals around frozen staples reduces waste, saves time, and helps you save money on groceries when prices elsewhere keep climbing.

If you want to stretch these savings even further, consider pairing smart Aldi shopping with a look at the store's weekly ad, because small habits like that quietly add up and keep your monthly food budget comfortably on track.