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Aldi’s 15 Best January 2024 Special Deals
January 1, 2024
As the holiday frenzy subsides and we welcome a new year, there are plenty of reasons to look forward to shopping for groceries in January with Aldi. After all, a new year often brings a new assortment of Aldi Finds that are sure to tantalize your taste buds without breaking the bank.
This month, Aldi has outdone itself with an array of exceptional releases ideal for weeknight meals, romantic date nights at home, and yes, even some early Valentine’s Day treats. Here, we’ve helped condense your next shopping list into a handy, bullet-point guide featuring 15 must-have January Aldi Finds.
- Zerozecco Alcohol-Free Sparkling Wine: $6.99. Will arrive on 1/3.
- Peco Farms Frozen Chicken Wings: $9.95. Will arrive on 1/3.
- Clancy’s Cupid’s Crunch Snack Mix: $2.99. Will arrive on 1/17.
- Simply Nature Organic Microwave Soup: $2.99. Will arrive on 1/3.
- SeaMazz Whole Cooked Lobster: $10.99. Will arrive on 1/31.
- Mama Cozzi’s Pizza Kitchen Heart-Shaped Pizza: $4.99. Will arrive on 1/31.
- Simply Nature Organic Chicken Sausage: $4.99. Will arrive on 1/10.
- Clancy’s Garlic Parmesan Pretzel Slims: $2.19. Will arrive on 1/24.
- Choceur Chocolate Donuts: $4.99. Will arrive on 1/10.
- Simply Nature Organic Bone Broth: $3.99. Will arrive on 1/3.
- Fremont Fish Market Cheddar Bacon Scallop Bites: $4.99. Will arrive on 1/31.
- Park Street Deli Truffle Goat Cheese Dip: $3.39. Will arrive on 1/10.
- Mama Cozzi’s Pizza Kitchen Spinach, Mushroom & Garlic Pizza: $4.49. Will arrive on 1/10.
- Casa Mamita Family Size Chicken and Cheese Enchiladas: $14.99. Will arrive on 1/24.
- Emporium Selection Valentine’s Day Cheese Assortment: $3.99. Will arrive on 1/31.
Each of these items offers a unique addition to your weekly meal plans or special occasions and is a testament to Aldi’s commitment to providing high-quality products at great prices. With this handy list, you’ll be able to better plan and prepare your grocery shopping days armed with some more money-saving knowledge.
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