50 of Our Favorite ALDI Finds Under $2
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If you love shopping at ALDI, you know they’ve got the best prices on some of your favorite products. Everything from pantry staples to dairy and produce finds, we’ve put together a list of our favorite ALDI finds priced under $2!
Note that prices can vary by region.
Berryhill Hazelnut Spread 13 oz
Only $1.99
Berryhill Strawberry Preserves 18 oz
Only $1.79
Berryhill Concord Grape Jelly 32 oz
Only $1.29
Peanut Delight Natural Creamy Peanut Butter 16 oz
Only $1.29
Savoritz Saltine Crackers 16 oz
Only 75¢
Savoritz Buttery Round Crackers 13.7 oz
Only $1.39
Casa Mamita Mild Salsa 24 oz
Only $1.19
Millville or Fit & Active Granola 14 oz
Only $1.99
L’oven Fresh Everything Bagels 6-count
Only $1.49
L’oven Fresh Whole Wheat or Multi-Grain Sandwich Skinny’s 12 oz
Only $1.49
L’oven Fresh Split Top Wheat Bread
Only 89¢
Simply Nature Organic Ketchup 20 oz
Only $1.69
Burman’s Chili or Cocktail Sauce 12 oz
Only $1.29
Carlini Balsamic Vinegar 16.9 oz
Only $1.89
Tuscan Garden Assorted Dressings 16 oz
Only 89¢
White House Apple Cider Vinegar 16 oz
Only 99¢
Tuscan Garden Large Pitted Ripe Olives 6 oz
Only $1.19
Northern Catch Chunk Light Tuna 5 oz
Only 99¢
Reggano Penne or Rotini 16 oz
Only 79¢
Reggano Mushroom or Marinara Past Sauce 24 oz
Only 89¢
Priano Five Cheese or Tri-Color Tortellini 9 oz
Only $1.79
Simply Nature Organic Chicken or Beef Broth 32 oz
Only $1.49
Simply Nature Kidney, Pinto or Black Beans 15.5 oz
Only 89¢
Simply Nature Organic Diced Tomatoes 28 oz
Only $1.65
Simply Nature Organic Spices
Only $1.99
Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix 8.5 oz
Only 47¢
Baker’s Corner Double Chocolate or Blueberry Muffin Mix 16.9-18.25 oz
Only $1.99
Baker’s Corner Pure Cane Light Brown Sugar 32 oz
Only 95¢
Zulka Morena Pure Cane Sugar 4 lb
Only $1.95
Sweet Harvest Mandarin Oranges 15 oz
Only 75¢
Simply Nature Apple Peach or Apple Strawberry Fruit Squeezies 12.7 oz
Only $1.49
ALDI Blackberries 6 oz
Only $1.29
ALDI Bagged Lemons 32 oz
Only $1.89
ALDI Cantaloupe
Only 99¢
ALDI Whole Pineapple
Only $1.99
Little Salad Bar Bagged Spinach 8 oz
Only $1.19
Boston Hydroponic Lettuce
Only $1.89
ALDI Organic Baby Peeled Carrots 16 oz
Only $1.59
Organic Bananas 1 lb
Only 62¢
Simply Nature Garlic, Red Pepper or Classic Hummus 8 oz
Only $1.99
Happy Farms Part Skim or Whole Milk Ricotta Cheese 15 oz
Only $1.69
Priano Shredded Parmesan Cheese 6 oz
Only $1.99
Happy Farms Cream Cheese 8 oz
Only 69¢
Friendly Farms Moo Tubes Yogurt 16 oz
Only $1.59
Friendly Farm’s Unsweetened Original Almond Half Gallon
Only $1.69
Friendly Farms Milk Gallon
Only $1.49
Boulder Gallon Storage or Twin-Lock Bags 30-40 count
Only $1.89
Boulder Plastic Wrap 200 ft
Only $1.49
Boulder Decorated Paper Plates 45-count
Only $1.79
Boulder 2 Roll Drop of Color Paper Towels 196 Sheets
Only $1.99
Our Aldi is not that cheap
Sadly, Northern Virginia is not that cheap on some things either. That being said ALDI is normally lower prices than competitors in area.
Yes, our prices in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area are not that low either.
Don’t forget the eggs and the “thin mints,” both usually less than a $1!
I bought the “thin mints” last week and they were ~$1.79 in Delaware.
Ick! I bought a pack, last week, for $0.85 in NC.
Our Aldi’s in Florida has much higher prices. What part of the country are these prices based on? It seems as though the prices are not the same across the board with Aldi’s.
Hi Cheryl! Prices can definitely vary by region. These ALDI finds were spotted by our Deal Tester in North Carolina. Hope that helps!
Luckily our Aldi here in Columbia is this cheap as well! I love it! 😀
Ohio Aldi prices are also low. It’s my favorite grocery store!
Yay! That’s great to hear! I love Aldi too!
Aldi in Ohio is this price or less. It’s been awhile since I bought a few of these items. I like to stock up on the canned mushrooms. They are .59 a can here, I add them to spaghetti. Anyone that complains of food prices should consider eatting spaghetti, with added mushrooms and garlic bread once a week we save a ton this way. It is such a cheap meal it is very tasty and it feeds a family of 6. Sometimes we add chicken, or meatballs and it is still super affordable.
New Aldi being built by our Walmart. Cant wait for it to open!
You will most likely get the lowest prices as they try to compete with walmart!
Yay! How exciting!
The peanut butter is really good!
Thanks for the review, Kitty! I haven’t tried it yet!
That Hazelnut spread tastes just like Nutella at half the price!
Our ALDI in southeast Iowa has prices this low as well! We love shopping at Aldi and regularly buy many things on this list!
Also near Chicago, IL has these low prices as well. I love buying their salad kits which are usually around $2
I’ve found that fresh produce and dairy prices (eggs, milk from cows) vary from week to week in my area, depending on what is in season, etc. Things like cantaloupe can vary from $0.99 to $2.50 and above. But the boxed/canned/non-perishables, and even frozen or packaged cheeses/meats are usually the same price every week.
Great list! Was it me or are their bananas tasteless? They are an off brand and I am hesitant to try them again since they didn’t have much flavor. Has anyone had the same experience?
Our bananas are Chiquita brand.
In Kentucky I buy their bananas every week and my household loves them. Maybe it was a bad batch?
I am very loyal to Wegman’s and their brands. I’m afraid to try Aldi’s brand since I don’t care for Walmart’s brand. Do you all just shop there because it’s a little cheaper? Or do you actually think theirs is comparable to name brands? How much do you think you save by switching to Aldi’s?
I shop at Aldi bc of their prices but I don’t compromise on flavor. That being said, their shredded cheddar cheese and cream cheese are a staple that I purchase every week. You absolutely cannot beat their prices and they taste just as good as name brand. My children and husband love the cereals. I have begun stocking up on paper towels and toilet paper as well. I really can’t say enough great things about Aldi!
They offer a double-back guarantee so you really have nothing to lose by trying their products. If you don’t like what you buy, bring it back…they’ll refund your money and give you another product (same item) but if you don’t like it, just donate it to a food bank. In all honesty, I’ve never had an Aldi product I didn’t like!
I don’t care for many of Walmart’s generics or other grocery off brands, but I actually prefer Aldi’s over many name brands.
I don’t care for Walmart’s store-brand items but do a lot of shopping at Aldi. Some items are hit or miss but their snack foods, nuts, cheeses, and dairy products seem spot on. I buy most of our pantry staples, produce, and frozen veggies there. We have not been impressed with their meat, some of the breads, and some of the frozen meal items such as frozen pizza, lo mein, etc.
I disagree on the plastic wrap. I have had nothing but problems trying to use it. Yes, I know that’s the whole point of plastic wrap. 🤪
I didn’t care for their Savoritz crackers or salsa. I buy their hazelnut spread & jelly regularly. I like their individual salads because they are convenient to grab to take to work & even my teenaged son will eat them.
Oh cool! Thanks for the honest comment! Good to know which items you have liked best!
Aldi is a must stop for me every week! I just cannot buy their bread…for me, it’s too dense, but my kids like the blueberry bagels so go figure (and their bakery donuts and cakes 🤣). I always shop their first for produce – much lower prices on most items. Every week (if needed), I’ll buy their eggs, almond milk, milk, cream cheese (for baking, and whipped for toast/etc). What else? I get all of our nuts from there (shelled pistachios, natural almonds, cashews, walnuts). Just buy baking items like sugars, oils and nuts if need be, but give it a shot. The boxed brownies that are $.89 are always getting compliments at any event where I bring those. ❤️ Aldi for real!!
The Aldi I go to in Pennsylvania is in the same parking lot as Walmart and the prices aren’t near this low. Also, milk prices in PA are regulated by state government as far as how low a price it can be sold. We can’t even get a half gallon of milk that cheap.
I have noticed that the 3 Aldi’s “around” me vary greatly in prices. And these Aldi’s are only about 15 minutes away from each other. I live in the western Suburbs of Chicago. Ironically, some of the Aldi’s in Chicago proper is actually cheaper. I suspect Aldi’s will price their products as much as the market will bear. I try to plan my trips and purchases based on which Aldi’s I will be around. The nearest one to me, actually has milk (2.69) and eggs (1.71) prices that are regularly more expensive than Jewel (Albertson’s); the Aldi’s about 12 min drive from me has milk at 1.02 and eggs at .79 (these are not specials or markdown price; it’s their “regular” price)