As the leaves change and the weather cools, retailers begin to stock the shelves with autumnal desserts and decorations. For frugal foodies who can't wait for a good pumpkin-flavored treat or squash ravioli, we’ve gathered a list of fall favorites that Aldi superfans have posted on Reddit, so you can stock up on the store’s seasonal offerings.
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If you have a sweet tooth and are craving fall flavors, consider Aldi’s maple Greek yogurt, which is excellent topped with granola, an Aldi fan says.
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With its sweet, nutty flavor and orange color, butternut squash pairs nicely with pasta, so the store’s squash ravioli, a fan favorite, is predictably delectable.
One Aldi fan describes this savory and sweet pairing as “amazing,” a proclamation backed up by other shoppers: This is one of the Reddit thread’s most upvoted comments.
This maple vanilla whipped dairy topping (aka whipped cream) has received multiple shoutouts from Aldi superfans. While it's sure to go great on desserts, this versatile topping is also excellent in coffee, a shopper writes.
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Find pretzels boring? These yogurt-covered, flavored pretzels are a favorite of Aldi shoppers, and they’re sure to get you in the mood for fall.
Add pesto and veggies to Aldi’s pumpkin sage ravioli for a top-notch, fall-inspired dinner, a commenter says. Another classic recipe is to add some brown butter and toasted walnuts to complement the pumpkin's flavor.
While it may seem like a strange combination, vanilla granola and Aldi’s pumpkin yogurt are a match made in heaven, according to one popular comment.
If you’re not sure what to do with these canned apples, which “everyone raves about,” an Aldi afficianado suggests pairing them with vanilla ice cream and a bit of caramel for a fall dessert.
Forget the pumpkin spice latte. Drop a dollop of this in your coffee for an indulgent, fall-flavored cup of joe — or just spread it on your toast.