- These are 10 things you should be buying
at Aldi in November.
And to boy was this one of the most amazing months
I've ever seen.
In the first spot,
let's start with touch control digital air fryers
for under 50 bucks.
You guys might remember a couple of months ago,
I bought a different air fryer from Aldi for 34.99,
and I've really been enjoying this,
but this brand new one is 2.7 quarts,
so it is larger and it is significantly more souped up.
It doesn't have that traditional rotary dial
that I've been using.
This is full digital.
You can set specific temperatures
and it also has a bunch of presets
tied to a whole menu of food items.
There was also this 14 inch electric grill for 29.99.
More of an Aldi meets George Foreman type of product.
It is round, which I found a little bit strange,
but it is a 14 inch nonstick surface.
So it might be worth a thought for under 30 bucks.
At under 20 bucks,
I bought and tried this 20 cup rice cooker and steamer.
I've always heard amazing things about rice cookers,
but I've never owned one.
I bought rice from Aldi to try this out.
It also doubles as a vegetable steamer
and it made restaurant quality rice,
actually the most amazing fluffy rice
I've ever been capable of cooking.
This is a perfect small appliance
if you make a lot of stir fry.
Finally, I found myself intrigued
by the handheld stick vacuum
you see right here.
At one Aldi store in my neighborhood, it was 129.
And then when I visited a second Aldi store
to check stock, it was 99 bucks.
So if you have access
to more than one Aldi store in your area,
don't settle for the 129,
maybe mentioned to a manager
that you know it's available elsewhere for 99.
In the number two spot
of what you should be buying at Aldi this November,
I love these holiday theme to doormats for $6 and 99 cents.
There's a huge assortment, very nice quality,
and we're really into holiday theme doormats.
My wife bought this Mickey Mouse Christmas doormat
at a thrift store,
which we have at the entryway to our home.
So when this gets filthy or we want to swap it out,
Aldi has a nice collection with some great colors
and some featured sayings like 'Tis the Season,
Merry Christmas and Gnome Sweet Gnome.
If you are a frequent Aldi shopper,
you will likely know they are very well-known
for their advent calendars, mainly because well,
of the German chocolate they're also renowned for.
I'm going to call this kid's advent calendar
because the chocolates here are tiny.
A 1.49 in fact gets you 24 tiny chocolates.
To put this price into perspective,
at a 1.49, I will compare this to one
that I picked up from Trader Joe's,
which is a cheaper version at 99 cents.
But the Trader Joe's version has Canadian chocolate
and I don't really believe Canada is known for chocolate.
The Aldi one has German chocolate
so that might be the better pick.
If you're looking for full-size chocolate,
you can get 24 chocolate truffles
on the adult advent calendar, $8 and 99 cents.
Of course, I also bought and try this because I am an adult.
And for the purposes of my taste test,
I opted for chocolate number six,
mainly because this is the exact face I made
when I walked into Aldi
and saw all of the new items this month.
They also have holiday dog advent calendars
for $5 and 89 cents.
You get 25 different dog treats, not 24, 25.
And if you're a big fan of hard candy,
there is a hard candy mix
in a real glass jar for $5 and 49 cents.
I thought this was the perfect item to try in my car,
despite it being a little bit large for my cup holder.
These are high quality candies and delicious.
There's also a huge selection of holiday themed candy.
Highlights for gift ideas
include a European chocolate truffle assortment
for $3 and 49 cents
and Ferrero Rocher chocolates 12 for $3 and 95 cents.
Great for a teacher, your dog's veterinary,
a crossing guard, and neighbor.
And if you love candy canes,
there is a 12 pack of decadent candy canes for 99 cents.
In the number three spot,
stainless steel tumblers.
$8 and 99 cents insulated to keep beverages hot
for five hours or cold for 16.
Great in the winter for coffee, tea, or even a soup.
And also, and not quite appropriately timed
while I am talking about beverages in your car,
but I saw the eggnog wine
and a peppermint bark wine available at Aldi
this November for $7 and 99 cents.
This would be something wonderful to sip on,
in or out of a tumbler,
in or around your in-laws this holiday season.
In the number four spot,
and I should mention no content
on this list of sponsored in any way,
the new candles are amazing
if you are a candle fanatic.
A bunch of new candles at Aldi this month,
including the advent calendar,
not really advent calendar, calendar you see,
for $4 and 99 cents is basically a calendar
to count down the days on the side of a candle.
But I did buy and try this,
putting it on my wife's Aldi candle warmer
that we bought last month.
I didn't know this was a thing, but it is.
And the Peppermint Bark Beauty,
I brought home smelled delicious.
I also bought a milk jug candle
because these are apparently trendy.
And I had no idea what to make of this for $5 and 99 cents.
But having brought it home, look at the packaging.
It's absolutely awesome.
It smells lovely.
And if you are feeling more Thanksgiving
than Christmas right now, don't you fret.
These mercury glass pumpkin candles are $4 and 99 cents
and they smell like your choice of cider,
pumpkin frosting,
and other perhaps alluring Thanksgiving scents.
As I approached the epic desserts
and the number five spots,
some of you guys might notice a little bit more,
perspiration than usual on my face,
and you can bet these are dessert sweats.
And we can thank the chocolate chip cheesecake dessert bars
to begin with for $4 and 49 cents.
Brand-new, unfortunately I couldn't eat this out of my trunk
because it didn't need to be defrosted.
But once I got home, they tasted delicious.
A surprisingly subtle cheesecake tastes
and the chocolate chips really sealed the deal.
The chocolate chip thumbprint cookies
for $3 and 49 cents are thankfully car consumable.
And they were right by the register.
It's essentially a sugar cookie with chocolate fudge,
and it was also delectable.
At this point, not only was I pleased,
I was ready to tackle more health food
for the greater good of all the wonderful people
watching this channel and I do really appreciate you.
I moved on to this collection
of pumpkin snicker doodle cookies
and plain snicker doodle cookies.
I opted for the plain
because I've personally had enough of pumpkin.
10 cookies for $2 and 85 cents.
They were really soft, chewy,
and a must buy for this month.
Finally, the Pfefferusse iced gingerbread cookies
for $2 and 19 cents.
These are made in Germany, authentic.
And if you love gingerbread, you need to buy these.
I ate these in my car and completely lost my mind.
And the number six spot,
it's a compact dish drainer,
which sounds completely anticlimactic after those cookies,
but I am on a sugar high.
So for $9 and 99 cents,
take a look at this nice durable plastic strainer.
It folds, so you can put your dishes onto it
and easily store it afterwards.
The kitchen organization bins for $6 and 99 cents
are extremely popular right now.
You get three different types of bins
for you to organize your fridge or pantry,
clear and ready for the task of dividing.
The pumpkin casserole dishes, $14 and 99 cents.
If you enjoy pumpkin year round,
not only are these in the shape of pumpkins,
but ready for a casserole or another favorite dish
for the holidays.
These ceramic dishes come with a lid.
This is the larger size for 15 bucks.
The two pack of minis is $8 and 99 cents
for essentially the same thing.
And a small sized pumpkin casserole dish
is $8 and 99 cents.
As another potential purchase,
as part of my Aldi shopping haul for November,
the holiday theme chopping blocks in the shape of leaves,
$12 and 99 cents.
Not only great is a gift,
but for a DIY Charcuterie board or a nice serving piece.
There's also a large bamboo carving board,
you can see right here,
with the grooves for catching liquid.
$12.
The divots come in particularly handy
when you are slicing meat around the holidays
Christmas turkey and ham.
For $6 and 99 cents,
this clear Lazy Susan is a bit of a smaller one
than the one that we own,
but it's great for a kitchen set up,
also for a bathroom,
a shampoo conditioner, or a skincare organization project.
Or if you have an existing Lazy Susan
already in your kitchen,
Aldi also has these Lazy Susan wedge organizers
also for $6 and 99 cents.
Sticking with that same price,
the three tier spice rack, 6.99.
If you were looking to revamp your entire spice set up.
There's also a 16 jar spice rack for $20
with refills included for five years,
it is filled in the US,
as you can see on the package.
And an excellent gift idea that keeps on giving.
As I approach some fantastic food finds
in the number seven spot,
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The garlic cheese flatbread.
You'll see right here, $2 and 29 cents.
Brand new at my local Aldi.
And the buffalo or jalapeno cream cheese dip
for $2 and 99 cents was also enticing.
Mama Cozzi's frozen pizza,
seven cheese or salami, basil, and pesto,
or basil if you'd prefer I say it that way,
for $4 and 99 cents, looked delicious.
And I'm a huge fan of ribs,
the cooked baby back ribs for $7 and 99 cents
is something I will be bringing home.
And obviously since I wanted to try
and put my new Aldi air fryer to the test,
I bought the garlic and herbs seasoned frozen fries.
They caught my eye mainly because there were two bucks,
but once I brought them home,
put them on my new air fryer,
I can tell you they were super crispy and delicious.
And a nice light to garlic flavor,
which is sometimes difficult to achieve.
In the number eight spot,
it's another Aldi bargain to blow your mind,
at least in terms of concept,
because if you've never considered buying a mattress
from what is likely your go-to grocery store,
well, that time is now.
A 10 inch memory foam mattress
available in both queen and king sizes
at a really competitive price is on sale,
this November at Aldi.
The queen 270 bucks.
And the king 330.
What can I tell you about these mattresses
other than the really competitive price?
cooling technology, pressure relieving memory foam,
and I've rarely been disappointed
by any product I've ever purchased from Aldi
on the home front.
So this might be something you want to look into.
For my next point, I call this section,
run, don't walk, Thanksgiving deals.
Whole turkeys are going very quickly right now
at Aldi for 87 cents per pound.
Again, not only in stock,
but 87 cents per pound.
Extremely limited supply.
There were only two left when I arrived at my local Aldi.
And if you get there and they are not available
at your store and employee told me that
Aldi often has quite a few at the back in inventory.
So ask a store associate before giving up.
Quarter boneless sliced hams $2 and 99 cents per pound.
Smoked whole turkeys, $1.99 cents per pound.
Smoked ham shank portions, a 1.49 cents per pound
and these amazing
spiral sliced double-glazed brown sugar hams
are $2 and 15 cents per pound.
For sides, the planar garlic and herb mashed potato mix
$2 and 49 cents.
And I was pleased to see 10 delicious looking dinner rolls
for $2 and 88 cents.
For my next point,
I'm going to explore storage options
and something that might make you go like this.
I'll get to that,
but first, the three tier metal rolling cart
you see right here, 29.99,
great for hosting, serving, or doubling as a bar cart.
For a cart that entails more organization
for a bedroom, office, playroom, or bathroom.
This three drawer rolling kit is $24 and 99 cents.
I decided to buy and try this before I made a recommendation
and I was really impressed given the price for 25 bucks.
Nice quality, I bought the one in black.
The wheels are also better than what I've seen
from competitors at almost double the price.
With the holidays approaching
and a lot of food preparation,
this 20.4 gallon trash can for 19.99
is made by Hefty the garbage bag company,
more of an extra large option with an industrial look,
but I do dig it.
And perhaps my new favorite way to pick up leaves,
picking up on that weird hand motion,
I did a few moments ago.
This is a great way to attract concern,
intrigue, and confusion from your neighbors
while you pick up leaves with these leaf scoops.
$8 and 99 cents, where each of your arms
become their own little gardeners.
And I love this.
Now for the bonus section and a big finale,
if you like hot chocolate, the universal cooking lids,
you see right here for $9 and 99 cents,
will work with virtually any pot as the name suggests.
And with Thanksgiving leftovers,
my favorite bonus is this 30 piece meal prep container set,
$4 and 99 cents.
The base is dishwasher and microwave safe,
ideal for holiday leftovers and meal prep.
And if you haven't heard me talk enough
about throws this holiday season
in some of my prior videos, thank goodness.
Aldi has come to the rescue to the tune of $5.
Harvest throws,
come and get them if you want them.
Standard sized blankets,
nice pattern options.
And if you are looking for flannel sheet sets,
they're $18 and 99 cents.
Or this cotton flannel holiday pattern mix,
great for a kid or a spare bedroom.
And speaking of flannel and great for me,
these men's flannel sleep pants.
Oh yeah. $7 and 99 cents.
Also available in different patterns
with sizes small through extra large.
One of the best pasta sauces I have ever tried
is the Rao's homemade pasta sauce you see right here,
$6 and 24 cents.
I bought this and brought this home
because I wanted to see if the pricier dollar figure
attached to this product was worth the hype.
And I will tell you, it is unreal,
fresh, delicious,
and a new favorite in our household
is this for cheese, pasta sauce.
And finally, because I did say big finale,
which is more in terms of size than price,
the hot cocoa melting snowman you see right here
for $1 and 99 cents
is not only significantly larger
than the melting snowman's I've seen elsewhere,
but it's even more tasty from what I'm told
from a store associate that literally had feedback
on every product I had in my shopping cart.
Present this to someone inside a Christmas mug,
and you've got yourself
another solid, inexpensive Christmas gift idea.
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