What’s New At Aldi This Week

If anything, Aldi might be doing too much this week. They decided that their German-heavy Oktoberfest week was the perfect time to also add in some other fun bites, including a new Chick-fil-A dupe. When it rains, it pours I guess. Let’s just take the blessings that we get. Here are the many fun foods that we’re getting from Aldi this week.

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Mama Cozzi’s High Protein Cauliflower Crust Pizza (9/23; $8.29)

There’s protein in just about every crevice of this new pizza from Aldi! It starts with a protein rich cauliflower crust which is then loaded up with cheese that has protein in it and then loads of sausage and jalapeno-infused pepperoni. All that’s missing is the protein packed pizza sauce! Get on that for next time, Aldi.

Kirkwood Red Bag Chicken: Sweet Heat Chicken Fillets (9/23; $8.99)

The time has finally come. Aldi’s “red bag” Chick-fil-A dupe is getting a new addition to the lineup this week. These sweet heat chicken fillets can be found at Aldi for $8.99 a bag. That’s just about the price of a single sandwich from CFA so this is a no brainer for any chicken enthusiast!

Casa Mamita Stuffed Nachos: Queso or Chicken (9/23; $4.29)

What a beautiful thing to have around for some gardening. Aldi just released two varieties of stuffed nachos this week: queso or chicken. These breaded nachos are stuffed with their corresponding fillings and just waiting to be thrown into the air fryer.

Deutsche Kuche Savory Strudels (9/23; $4.49)

While I am partial to sweet strudels, I respect the savory. They have an important job to do. Keep everyone safe from the brink of blacking out. Is it a foolproof plan? Certainly not but it’s a welcomed help in the fight to keep you from drinking on a completely empty stomach. Aldi’s releasing three savory strudels this week: spinach & ricotta, red pepper & cheddar cheese, and mushroom & cheese.

Deutsche Kuche Pork, Chicken, or Beef Schnitzel (9/23; $9.99)

We saved a lot of room in this list by combining these three individual schnitzels into one listing. Pounding out a cut of meat and breading and frying it is a whole lot of work. Grabbing your schnitzel of choice from Aldi to just heat up at home is a lot simpler. Make the smart choice for your Oktoberfest-ivities!