15 Aldi Snack Deals Too Good to Miss This January

The holidays are over, and "Santa" scarfed down your last stash of sugar cookies. That makes January the perfect time to stock up on snacks. Whether you crave something sweet or prefer a salty selection, we've got you covered with the best Aldi buys of the month.

And don't worry about paying for these extras. From teeny-tiny pecan pies to protein-packed trail mix, our top picks make it easy to save money at Aldi. So go ahead and treat yourself to one (or all) of our 15 favorites.

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

Price: $5.89

Get a jump on your New Year's resolutions to eat healthier and pick up this eight-count of "performance packed" trail mix.

With eight grams of protein per serving, the blend of cranberry, sunflower kernels, almonds, edamame, chocolate, and peanuts will give you plenty of energy for adventures galore.

Price: $2.19

What happens when veggies meet a salty snack? You get this new find. The gluten-free pea crisps have five grams of protein per serving and are saturated fat-free.

The Aldi private label pick is a Harvest Snaps dupe that can save you money. Compare $2.19 for Clancy's crisps to $2.49 for the brand-name.

Price: $6.05

Treat yourself to these affordable organic tropical coconut clusters. This gluten-free ginger mango goody has a whopping 26 grams of protein per serving.

Eat the tasty treat straight from the bag, sprinkle it over Greek yogurt, or mix it with fresh fruit.

Price: $6.69

Enjoy roasty, toasty pecan pies without spending hours in the kitchen. These frozen minis are fully baked and ready in minutes. Simply microwave the sweet treats for about 60 seconds or bake them at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 to 25 minutes.

Price: $8.05

Pass on pricey plain jerky and snag this 9.5-ounce bag of spicy jalapeno smoked sausage sticks.

Cutting carbs in the new year? The no-sugar beef and pork snack is carbohydrate-free and has nine grams of protein per serving.

Price: $4.39

A decadently delicious combo of indulgent vanilla cream and buttery brioche makes these minis a mouthwatering alternative to basic bread. We suggested warming a swirl and slathering it with Happy Farms Salted Caramel Cream Cheese ($1.99) or dusting the buns with powdered sugar.

Price: $5.49

You don't have to wait for your birthday to enjoy these vanilla cake sprinkle donuts. The half-dozen pack is a steal for $5.49. A six-count of assorted doughnuts from Krispy Kreme costs over $14.

Price: $3.95

We aren't the only ones who think this starter is a surprisingly savory snack. The white meat chicken and veggie rolls are a fan favorite among Aldi's loyal shoppers. Reddit user Hobear praised the ready-to-heat-and-eat pick, "These eggrolls amazed me. Better or as good as any restaurant."

Price: $1.65

Try these subtly spicy red chili crisps if plain crackers don't cut it. The delicate scalloped selection is light and airy, making it perfect for snacking.

Serve this fiery find with Boursin Garlic and Fine Herb Gournay Cheese ($6.05), Happy Farms Spicy Pepper Spreadable Cheese ($2.85), Park Street Deli Hummus ($2.85), or thinly sliced veggies.

Price: $3.29

Satisfy your sweet tooth and crush your salt cravings. These milk chocolate and toffee-covered pretzels are the best of both worlds. Snack on this pick as-is or pair the tasty treat with Park Street Deli's Salted Caramel Cannoli Dip ($3.29).

Price: $3.29

Kick things up and swap plain chips for this chipotle BBQ flavor. You won't need the added expense of a dip with this pick. The seasoning is enough to satisfy your snack craving for something savory, spicy, and salty.

Price: $3.29

Not a fan of savory dips? This spread is an indulgent alternative. A delectable blend of rich cannoli cream filling, tangy sour cream, and chocolate chips gives the gluten-free goody a sumptuous flavor and dreamy, creamy texture that shoppers rave about.

Redditor ACook23 posted, "Drop everything and go buy this…This snack is one of the best purchases I've made."

Price: $2.55

Valentine's Day is coming up, and these fabulous frozen chocolate-covered strawberries are a budget-friendly alternative to freshly dipped fruit. Share the 5.3-ounce box with your sweetie or serve the snack at your next dinner party. And bonus, this sweet treat has only 70 calories per serving.

Price: $1.99

Don't sleep on this seaweed treat. The crispy, crunchy thins are a limited-edition buy that won't last long on store shelves. Not sure how to eat these teriyaki-flavored sheets? Hint: Wrap them around rice or serve them with cut veggies.

Score major savings on this $1.99 bargain. Whole Foods Market sells Gimme's brand-name version for $6.79.

Price: $1.89

Popcorn without hard kernels or hulls that get stuck in your teeth? Yes, please. This airy alternative to the traditional snack is light, crunchy, and buttery.

Think of this puffed pick as a Pirate's Booty dupe minus the cheese. Snap up a five-ounce bag of the Aldi generic for $1.89. Target sells the four-ounce size from the name-brand for $3.49.

Snack smarter this month and save money on these craving-crushers. These bargain buys make it easy to stay on budget without sacrificing quality.

You don't need coupons or a special loyalty club membership to tackle high grocery costs at Aldi, either. We spotted everyday deals on fresh produce, prepared meals, frozen food, and more this month.