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Aldi Deals

It is a new week and a new month! That equates to a lot of new and great deals. Here are the Aldi deals that are beginning on December 1st.

Produce

Mangoes – 89 cents each

Fresh pineapple – $1.39 each

Navel oranges – $2.29 per 4-pound bag

Honeycrisp apples – $2.49 per 2-pound bag

California fancy Madjool dates – $3.99 per one-pound bag

Meat

Fresh family pack chicken tenderloins – $1.99 per pound (sold in an average pack of 3.3 pounds. Available beginning Wednesday, December 4th – while supplies last)

FRESH ORGANIC GRASS-FED beef stew meat – $6.99 per pound (Available beginning Wednesday, December 4th – while supplies last)

FRESH ground bison – $7.99 per pound (Available beginning Wednesday, December 4th – while supplies last)

FRESH Arctic Char – $11.99 per pound (Available beginning Wednesday, December 4th – while supplies last)

Baking Ingredients

Countryside Creamery butter – salted and unsalted  – $2.89 per pound

Baker’s Corner All-purpose flour – 99 per 5-pound bag

Baker’s Corner powdered sugar – 89 cents per 32-ounce bag

Baker’s Corner brown sugar – 89 cents per 32-ounce bag

Baker’s Corner semi-sweet chocolate morsels – $1.29 per 12-ounce bag

Southern Grove pecan halves – $4.99 per 10-ounce bag

Baker’s Corner peanut butter morsels – $1.69 per 10-oz. bag

Baker’s Corner fudge brownie mix – 85 cents per box

Baker’s Corner cookie mix – sugar or chocolate chip – $1.59 per 17.5-oz. bags

Baker’s Corner cream cheese, vanilla, or milk chocolate frosting – $1.15 per pound can

Baker’s Corner 6-in-1 holiday sprinkles – $2.99 per 6.7-oz. jar

Baker’s Corner coconut flakes – $1.89 per 14-oz. bag

Baker’s Corner vanilla or chocolate almond bark – $2.69 per 24-oz. package

Are you a new ALDI shopper? Make sure you bring a quarter in order to use a grocery cart. Don’t worry, you aren’t going to lose your twenty-five cents. You are just basically renting your cart to use in the store. You will get it back when you return your cart to the proper place. You will also need to bring your own shopping bags, totes, or boxes. Otherwise, you will have to pay for bags, or just throw your groceries into your car as is.

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