- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Aldi this July, 2023 and this month has some amazing
and unexpected finds that you are going to love.
We begin with a nice little bargain to beat the heat.
This fan with a built-in wireless phone charger
for $12.99 is USB powered,
it has a built-in rechargeable battery,
so it's entirely portable.
At $10, these folding tray tables are nicely sized
with a wood grain or black finish, great price,
which is not the case
for this 26-pound countertop ice maker at $90.
I saw many shoppers eyeing this, but I'm flagging it
as an item you might want to avoid
because you can buy a brand name version at a cheaper price,
like this one from Frigidaire at Walmart,
which I'll link to on the screen
using the YouTube shopping tool.
Point two begins with a top buy from a big name brand,
and it's this five-serving George Foreman grill at $25.
Every other retailer is selling it for significantly more.
One of the most compact
and least expensive air fryers I've seen in a long time
is this two-quart beauty for $30.
I love the colors, although I can't say I was blown away
by the analog knob on the front versus a touchscreen,
but at this price, it gets the job done
and its dishwasher safe.
This high speed blender at $20 includes two cups
and lids, might be all you need to produce everything
from smoothies and salsa to summer gazpacho.
This Belgian waffle maker at $15 is quite similar
to the ones made by Dash at comparable prices.
This perfect paper towel holder at $13
is marketed to include perfect tear technology.
I didn't know a proper tear constitutes any type
of technology, but at least no one's claiming this has AI.
There's a variation for under a cabinet mounting
or a tabletop design, which I picked up.
And just a quick mention, if you come across this two pack
of multi-purpose lighters at Aldi for 4.79
you would be better off buying these at Walmart
for a fraction of the cost at $1.74.
Point three begins with pure brilliance.
This four-pack of ice cream filled cupcakes for 4.95
must have been concocted by a very smart individual.
Combining the two is beyond brilliant
and entirely delectable.
I was so excited to encounter this two pack
of chocolate s'mores souffles for $5 imported from France
in these reusable glass jars
that I completely disregarded the directions.
I figured my trunk was hot enough,
so disregard the slightly disgusting consistency.
The flavor is awesome, and if you were to heat this up,
I'm sure it would be far above average.
My wife pleaded with me to come home before pre sampling
this all-American cheesecake sampler for $13,
with raspberry, New York style, and blueberry cheesecake,
all comprised in the same package.
I opted for the raspberry, which is fantastic,
and as a single flavor option,
the key lime cheesecake you see right here is $13
as a great alternative.
And if you love Dunkin' Donuts,
the creamer they use on location can now be purchased
in this large 1.4-liter capacity for 5.89.
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Point four is tied to some fantastic design.
Let's start with this wireless charging clock for $15.
The clock has the smartphone wireless charger up top.
There's different color options,
including this modern wood design, which I picked up.
It's impressive in-person, especially for the price.
Now speaking of multifunctional gadgets,
this organizer desk lamp at $13
is a nicely designed LED lamp with a tray for pens
or post-its, other types of writing utensils
that might otherwise clutter a desk.
From multifunction to multipurpose,
these cubes have different variations
that could function well in an office
or for back to school organization,
and an excellent price to accompany it at $4.
At that same fantastic price,
these phone or tablet easels can turn any device
into a cookbook ready for a kitchen countertop
or an entertainment hub if you're streaming
from a desk or a nightstand.
I bought these so-called premium wireless earbuds for $15,
which are a cross between an AirPod
or a JBL earphone knockoff,
and while they certainly don't have that same audio quality,
they are surprisingly solid for the price.
As an alternative to Govee strip lights,
I wanted to try these color changing LEDs at $8
before I made any recommendations,
so I set them up in a spare bedroom.
They're vibrant, app controlled,
and the hundreds of color combinations
can even sync to music.
Before some epic frugal food fines in the number five spot,
I know a laundry bag might not sound overly exciting,
but these bargain beauties at $7
have this additional compartment for detergent.
There's some great design options.
I love the easy-close drawstring attachment
and the durability, which might make this great
for a first-time apartment or college.
Collapsible hampers at the same $7 price with side handles
for easy carry are another consideration.
From collapsible to foldable, these storage ottomans at $13
felt to be of a premium quality.
They're sized nicely at 15 by 15 inches
with an included top for some added internal storage.
This 10 and a half gallon stainless steel trash can at $25
is well priced as these are generally quite a ripoff
from other retailers.
It has a spring open lid for a kitchen, bathroom,
or even a laundry room.
I love the aesthetic of these bamboo serving trays at $13,
sold in two packs with some nice color variations.
And the LED letter boards are back, and at $10,
I bought one so I could display my favorite word, these.
In the number six spot, phenomenal value buys
from the food aisle, like this eight pound bag
of chicken breasts for $20 from the Kirkwood brand.
Kind of sounds like Kirkland, which is, of course,
tied to my other videos on this channel.
A 24-pack of quarter pound beef burger patties,
at $15 is competitively priced.
I wish this next food item existed when my wife was pregnant
with our one-year-old, stuffed dill pickle ranch shrimp
for $6, and if that whole pickle and seafood combination
does not appeal to you,
stuffed Nashville hot shrimp at the same price
could be a better way to go.
From the Casa Mamita brand, 12 mini chicken empanadas
will cost you $5, which is not a bad price.
And if you're a fan of the Checker Rally's fries,
this $4.13 bag is cheaper than any other retailer,
including Dollar Tree and Walmart
for the same sized offering.
If you prefer your fries in a spiral formation,
these season curly fries at 3.79
are rumored to be a dupe of the Arby's fries.
If you have tried these, please let me know
in the comment section.
These franks in a blanket at a first glance
look to me like hot dog sushi,
which I still think someone should invent
if it doesn't exist yet,
but at 4.49, this could be a fun appetizer.
These are topped with everything bagel seasoning.
Two different food cultures unite
with these Korean barbecue style Japanese udon noodles
at $9, and as a more traditional offering,
this chicken pad Thai kit is a portion best experienced
as a dinner for two, or a very, very hungry individual,
AKA me in the middle of the night
while researching Prime Day deals last week.
I'll get to the most surprising part of the video
in a moment, but in the number seven spot, this Rattan lamp
at $30 looks like it's straight out of an art gallery.
Can you imagine a decade ago trying to explain to someone
that you picked up a gorgeous lamp from your grocery store?
It would sound unbelievable.
The bamboo lantern right here
has a built-in flickering candle for 11.29,
and if you're not quite feeling the lantern,
one large wood hurricane candle holder, or a two pack
of these small wood hurricane candle encasements at 12.79
are so beautifully designed
that I wanted to pick these up as well.
For days with picnic ready weather,
this portable picnic tray at 11.29 folds up.
My wife and I actually had one of our first dates
in Central Park several years ago.
This is the photo of before I spilled food
all over her dress,
and that was because I did not have a folding table.
Luckily, Daria stayed with me,
and from sitting on the ground
to finding yourself in this nice wooden folding chair.
At $30, these look like they would cost a lot more
than they actually do when you see them in person.
This 64-quart clear latching storage bin
at $8 is an excellent price.
Nicely timed for when our summer essentials
need to be stored for the fall or winter.
I should mention, none of this content is sponsored
nor is Aldi paying me to make this video.
Point eight might be the most surprising on the list
considering it has a bit of a Sephora vibe.
Let's start with what appeared to be a shopper's favorite.
These five packs of makeup removing cloths at $5
were flying off store shelves so quickly,
I had trouble capturing this video.
I've learned through some Amazon research
that these compact ionic blow dryers
at $15 have a very popular design
and they are competitively priced at Aldi.
This hair straightening brush at $15 is a dupe I recognize
of the Revlon straightening brush
at a much more palatable Aldi price.
This electric four-in-one body brush at $15
is a rechargeable mystery to me.
I've never used one of these,
but it has four different attachments
and a two speed selector.
I suspect this might be for exfoliation.
Feel free to enlighten me in the comment section.
An array of skincare tools at $8 includes a facial cleanser,
a facial roller, which my five-year-old seems to enjoy using
after her long day at kindergarten from time to time.
That's a strange, true story,
and I saw this hair remover tool
in a couple of shopping carts.
I have since learned it has built-in LEDs.
I was curious if this two-pack of satin pillow cases,
which includes an eye mask at $5,
was of better quality than the Dollar Tree alternative,
so I picked it up to investigate,
and in this case, Aldi wins.
For your shower accessories at the gym
or for a college student living in a dorm,
these shower bags at $4 are a nice way to transport
all of your essentials from point A to point B.
I'll tackle fashion in a moment, but for my next point,
it's one of the least expensive 28-piece food storage sets
I've seen in a while at $10.
This seven-piece knife block set at 15
includes silicone grips, might be a good starter set.
I very much like the quality
of this 13-piece kitchen tool set for 15.
This paella pan at $10 looked to be of superb quality
and I adore this carbon steel wok.
Also $15, it felt to be
of an industrial type restaurant quality,
and I may end up purchasing this.
Pure comfort is in control for my next point.
And these ladies open-toed slippers at $5
are apparently one of the more comfortable pairs
of slippers you can wear,
thanks to a shopper named Kathy who filled me in.
Now, I've learned as a parent that these kids slip-on shoes
at $4 with all of these random perforations
are a hot summer accessory.
My daughter Mara would go crazy for these pink ones.
If you'd like to match the shoes that your child wears
or you just wanna make your own
adult foot fashion statement, adult slip-on shoes
sporting all these random holes are $7.
Portable evaporative air coolers have returned
from last year.
This time they have LEDs,
random and unnecessary in all the right ways, they are $20.
For a more traditional option,
this five-inch rechargeable fan is $8.
There's an eight-inch circular fan for $2 more,
and for a more comfortable night's sleep
or to further increase air circulation in a larger room,
this 20-inch fan is $30,
with only one color option unfortunately.
Now fortunately, our bonus section
includes an overwhelming number of color options
for these 20 by 48-inch body pillows at $13.
Ceramic birdhouses at 7.49 are nicely sized,
and these glass hummingbird feeders at $10
have a beautiful blown-glass design
and look much more premium than the price of admission.
And finally, some hilarious product packaging
for these pet sunglasses at 3.69.
Considering how much I like my sunglasses,
I don't see why a four-legged family member
should be deprived, but more importantly,
how awesome is this packaging?
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