- These are the top 10 things
you should be buying at Aldi this November, 2023,
and this month has some new and unexpected finds
that you are going to love.
We begin with something Aldi has become famous for,
and that's their whole turkey sold this year
at $1.27 per pound.
While their price was $1.07 last year, with this increase,
they are still less expensive than Walmart,
and the Aldi turkey quality is impressive.
One of the least expensive oscillating ceramic tower heaters
I've ever seen is this beauty at 25 bucks.
It's available in black or white.
I'm appreciative of the safety features,
and the heat output is solid.
And from heating the cold winter air
to combating how dry it can be,
this Large Room Cool Mist Humidifier at $20
has a 1.5 gallon capacity.
To put this price into perspective,
a half gallon smaller humidifier from Amazon
with the same design costs almost three times the price
than the one sold at Aldi.
In the number two spot, things get even hotter
with this dual-heated mattress pad at $50.
This is machine washable
and an incredible way to cut down on home energy costs.
Rather than cranking up the thermostat
or bickering about temperatures,
you and your sleeping partner can stay warm and cozy
with your separate controllers
and 10 different heat settings
alongside the safety features.
If you are searching for something smaller,
this heated throw at $25 is 62 by 50 inches.
It is machine washable with a holiday pattern.
And speaking of, this holiday-themed cable knit throw at $15
is very soft, 50 by 60 inches in size.
It's advertised as luxuriously soft.
I can attest to that, and I like the Christmas colors.
And as we transition to something
I've never before seen at Aldi,
these men's or ladies warm-lined clogs at $8
are a dupe of something Croc manufacturers
that would otherwise cost $45, and that's when it's on sale.
The Aldi price is pretty much what you would pay in tax
if you purchase the Croc version.
In the number three spot,
this eight-pack of cinnamon rolls at 3.49
qualifies as the most icing-drenched dessert
that I've consumed in a while.
The chocolate covered Pie Bites right here at $5
retain the crunch from a pie crust one would typically enjoy
interwoven into these coconut cream opulent creations.
Caramel Apple Whipped Cheesecake
or Pumpkin Spice Whipped Cheesecake,
which I opted to sample at $6.
Even if pumpkin spice is not your favorite,
this was subtle and quite spectacular.
I did not sample the seven-pack of mini crepes at $5
as they are frozen and essentially a DIY crepe
where you have to add your own filling.
My love for all that is citrus
resulted in an immediate taste test
for this eight-pack of lemon loaf slices at 3.59.
They have the perfect texture,
and you cannot go wrong with these.
Highly appropriate for the colder weather
many of us are experiencing,
this 24-pack variety of hot cocoa K-Cups
includes four different flavors at $8.
And if you are really hoping
to elevate your hot chocolate experience,
this three-pack of Belgian hot chocolate melts at $6
appear to be the ultimate way to spoil yourself,
and they look very luxurious.
By the way, if you are enjoying this video,
feel free to give it a thumbs up
as that really helps my channel.
In the number four spot,
these brand new touchless automatic soap dispensers at $13
are the least expensive I have seen in a long time.
You can even adjust the amount of soap that's dispensed.
They're great for a kitchen or bathroom.
Something I might wanna avoid, though,
are these premium dish brushes at $3.
While they appear fantastic,
you can buy nearly identical versions
for $1.25 at Dollar Tree.
This Bamboo Towel Rack, however, at $13
is comprised of this bamboo and weave
that my parents had on our dining room chairs growing up.
I would've never thought I'd find a towel rack nostalgic,
but there you go.
This Canister Set at $10
includes a bamboo tray with matching lids
to accompany the two stoneware canisters
that look quite elegant.
This 6 Gallon Wet/Dry Vac at $40 reflects a $10 price drop,
which is good.
While there will be big discounts
from major brands on competing models,
if you don't mind the off-brand alternative,
this is worth investigating.
Before I reveal some epic dinner options,
in the number five spot at cheaper than Dollar Tree pricing,
this Oval Roasting Pan is $1.19,
and it could help you prepare
the turkey I showcased earlier in this video.
This Mini Food Chopper at $10 is a solid design
for those with smaller kitchens or less counter space,
or if you simply do not do a lot of chopping.
I was curious if this Vacuum Food Sealer at $20
could actually be of decent quality,
and I was impressed after buying this.
These spice jars with, oh, what a surprise, more bamboo,
at least in terms of the lid,
are available in a three-pack of larger spice jars
or a smaller six-piece set at the same $7 price
complete with labels, and very impressive looking.
Point six starts with some substantial value
if you enjoy pizza.
A three-pack of cheese pizzas from this beloved brand
are priced at $7.
A two-pack of Savory Lorraine Quiche
or a Spinach Florentine alternative could be yours for $5.
Imported from Italy,
and as your key to keeping that pumpkin flavor
alive and well through Thanksgiving,
this pumpkin feta flatbread is $4.
Lobster Mac & Cheese 7.49
is a delicacy a typical restaurant will serve you
for three times this price.
Sticking with lobster for a moment,
this Shrimp & Lobster Bake at 7.49
is something I have never before seen at Aldi.
This Beef & 3 Bean Chili at $4
is topped with cheddar cheese.
This Chicken Gyro Kit at 12.49
makes up to five large gyro sandwiches.
It includes the meat, pita bread, and tzatziki sauce.
I've seen my wife buy Dave's Bread
from time to time at Walmart,
and it would appear Aldi is now selling
a dupe of the Dave's Bread
as the packaging looks very similar,
but it is at a more palatable $4.69 price.
A 12-pack of buttermilk biscuits
is decently priced at $3.29.
And if a whole smoked turkey at $2.49 per pound
is more preferable to your palate,
this option from Butterball could be a contender.
In the number seven spot, it's an Awesome Pan at $25,
as in Awesome in the name.
I am not qualifying this non-stick offering as such,
but I have learned this is a dupe
of something called the Always Pan,
which has a terrifying price compared to what Aldi offers.
There's this Awesome Pot at $30,
which only has one color option.
This two-piece Baking Pan Set at $10
is available in a trio of colors.
This Roasting Pan with a removable cooling rack at $15
could accommodate a whole turkey, and to carve that turkey,
this very large Bamboo Carving Board at $10
has the oh, so handy grooves on the circumference.
A variety of meal prep tools at $5 include shears,
your typical baster or injector, and a foldable masher.
Based on the amount of drawer space
I've lost to mashers over the years,
I feel they should have all been designed like this
in the first place.
This pack of reusable silicone muffin cups at $5
are attractive in terms of design and price
considering you get 12,
alongside these mini pie molds at the same price.
I love the aesthetic of these baking cups
with the measurements etched on the interior for $6.
And something I have never encountered before,
an adjustable rolling pin at $6.
What will they think of next?
For point eight, things take a turn for the cozy
with this lounge wrap at $10,
which looks rather warm and inviting.
The woman, who I am assuming is named Serra,
seems exceptionally pleased with her purchase.
Serra also has and loves these ladies' pants at $15,
including a full leather pant
and the dressier looking professional plaid pants
right here.
I've never seen men's lined jeans,
and at $15 with a flannel lining,
these look much more comfortable than your typical jean.
Kind of like your own little denim cheat/hack secret
that only viewers of this video will know.
If you prefer extremely cozy socks,
two-packs of ladies fluffy socks are $4.
While this lady's Sherpa fleece pullover
looks like it was made from the socks
I just showed you at $13.
Children's winter jackets are nicely priced at 15 bucks.
And finally, kids' winter gloves or mittens at $6
have a good range of color options.
Before I reveal the one item
I saw in countless shopping carts,
for the next point on my list,
it's a weatherstrip seal brand new at Aldi for $4
where you get two for this price.
You could buy one on its own at Dollar Tree for a buck 25,
but the Aldi option looks more premium
with your choice of seal types.
Something not sold at Dollar Tree
is this door bottom seal for $4.
I have a draft issue in my office,
and a product like this is effective.
From inside your home to outside,
these extra large vented or inverted umbrellas at $10
appear to be durable.
I decided to buy this collapsible trunk at $20,
which could be wonderful for an entryway,
but in our case, it's a better way to contain
our surplus of throws and blankets
that we have accumulated from Aldi.
Take a look at the size and price
of this 4-shelf tall cabinet at $50,
which reflects a $15 price drop.
I'm amazed.
This is made in Italy for the price Aldi offers.
At a slightly less approachable $100 price,
this bar cabinet is something I imagine
that would look like you paid significantly more for
if you were to buy this.
Keep in mind, it comes in two boxes,
so make sure you take both parts.
'Tis the season for welcoming invited and unexpected
overnight guests,
so this queen airbed at $30 is a superb price
from the relatively well-known Bestway brand.
And something I've only recently started to see this year.
Kids deluxe air beds like this one at Aldi for $20
would be amazing for travel
or there is a child in your home
that would otherwise be too young for a taller bed.
These come in handy.
For my next point, before we get to the bonus section,
it's a stove top espresso maker at $10 in black or silver.
At roughly a dollar per ounce thanks to its capacity,
you can make around six cups.
If you prefer, a premium French press.
These cost $15 with a rose gold or matte black color option.
It seems as though double-walled cups
are everywhere right now, including Aldi.
So this two-pack
of double wall insulated coffee cups are $10
while a four-pack of double wall espresso cups
are at that same price.
A double-walled conception that is new to me
is this double wall glass pitcher at $13.
This would be great if you produce a lot of tea
or even for cider this holiday season.
And while we are on the topic of holiday beverages,
this Beer Advent Calendar at $50 is a fan favorite at Aldi
that I expect to sell out very quickly.
This wine advent calendar
features 24 mini bottles of wine from all over the world
at 60 bucks.
I saw this cheese advent calendar
in countless shopping carts.
This appears to be the most popular
of the advent calendars right now.
It features a sampling of 24 international mini cheeses
at 17 bucks.
I bought this candle advent calendar for my mom
who's been really into candles lately.
This is $30.
While these kids advent calendars
include characters like Bluey,
or even a slime advent calendar
with prices that range from 17 to $30.
The classic chocolate advent calendars
are now stocked at $1.99,
one of the lowest prices I've seen.
Although as many of you know,
there are advent calendars of a similar nature
sold at Trader Joe's for $0.70 less.
Our bonus section begins with a brand new addition to Aldi,
and that's gift cards
now available for many of your favorite retailers.
Highly convenient for those already shopping at Aldi
that need to pick up a gift.
As a present for our smaller
or more senior four-legged family members,
these collapsible pet stairs at $20
are expected to be very popular this holiday season.
I've received quite a few requests for these.
I love this two-pound jar of Christmas candies at 6.49.
This reminds me of what my great-grandmother
would always have ready to greet us.
She offered Christmas candies as a year round option.
I like the reusable jar worked in for the price.
And finally, if you're not a baker,
but you want to reap some of the benefits,
I highly recommend this Holiday Cookie candle.
Its scent is delectable.
What you could do is buy some store-bought cookies,
put them onto a plate, light this candle in the background,
and your guests might assume you've been baking all day.
And there you have it. Thanks for watching.
I love you. Bye-bye.