- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Aldi this March 2022.
From amazing modern kitchen items
to some top finds for everywhere in your home.
I have you covered.
In the first spot,
home organization coming in strong for under 14 bucks.
Let's start with the stoneware canisters with wood lids
that you see right here.
Different sizes.
And these are unique because they are pre-marked
with an etched in labeling that says coffee, flour, sugar.
Nice modern design, nice wooden lids.
This matte black fruit basket you see right here
with a banana hanger is 10 bucks.
I wanted to buy and try this so you could at least see
how it looks off of a store shelf and in my home.
I set it up in our basement kitchen bar area
and it looks really nice.
From inside your home to outside
if you've got a cool, late spring night
or a cooler summer evening where you wanna heat things up.
Great for a deck or a patio.
The 800 watt outdoor heater for $80.
So, it heats up in 30 seconds.
In the second spot on my list
before I butcher a word I need to say many times,
it's a Huntington home chalkboard sign for 10 bucks.
Great for a coffee lover in your life.
This coffee themed chalkboard is fantastic for a kitchen
or a coffee bar area.
Highlights include signs that say coffee first,
people later, as well as this rise and shine signage.
While we are on the caffeine theme for a moment,
Aldi has a whole new range of coffee themed candles.
Who would've thought? Five bucks.
Scents include pecan spiced latte, vanilla creme frappe,
and a peach bourbon option
which I did not even know was a coffee flavor.
But anyhow, I opted to buy and try the pecan spice latte
which smells more heavily like pecan than an actual latte
but it's a nice combination.
If you're looking for a candle
that's more of a formal gift experience,
these new luxury scented candles are presented
in this gift box you see right here for six bucks.
If you love the thrill of laminating like I do,
whether it's your kids' artwork, recipe cards
or important documentation.
This laminator at Aldi is just 20 bucks,
and a 40 pack of laminating pouches is $6.
My wife always thinks it's very funny
the way I say the word, these, at the beginning of a video.
So I made her a these sign and I've laminated it
so she can enjoy this for the years to come.
It's proudly on display in our home.
Happy belated Valentine's Day, Daria.
In the number three spot.
It's a six-piece glass bowl set
with that word that I alluded to.
Akeisha or Acacia wood lids.
14.99.
I believe I had someone
in my college Lit class named Acacia.
But anyhow, this so-called six-piece set
is really just three pieces
as the manufacturer counts the lid.
But it is very nice.
As you guys are aware,
my wife already has our kitchen organization on point.
So, I always take opportunities like this
to bring products I'm testing over to my parents' house.
That's where you can find this Acacia wood lid set.
And I also brought over the exact same style
three-pack glass canisters with Acacia wood lids
that you see right here for 15 bucks.
These coming three sizes.
The largest being able to hold a multitude of things.
I was intrigued by the 50-piece assorted storage set
you see right here for nine bucks.
BPA free, microwave safe,
and dishwasher, as well as freezer safe.
I love these mini casserole baking dishes at $4 a piece.
These would be great for anything for mini Popeyes
and casseroles to Mac & Cheese, even chili.
I like the color options.
I also really like the insulated craft you see here in white
and stainless steel for 13 bucks.
Wonderful for hot chocolate, coffee, tea.
Solid modern design.
In the number four spot before I show you
how Aldi wants to help your energy bill this month,
it's dessert time, and that gives me a lot of energy,
specifically, when I am consuming desserts
from the trunk of my car.
Let's begin with the mini triple chocolate muffins
for four bucks.
You get nine of these for this price
and according to the package,
it's made with real chocolate as opposed to fake chocolate.
Good stuff.
I wanted to enjoy this immediately
and it is mindblowingly good.
Well worth the mini price of admission
and I will not say if I ate half the box on my own
when no one was watching.
I was stunned when I saw something
called assorted dessert hummus packets.
I originally thought it said desert hummus, not dessert.
But it's dessert.
So flavors like sugar cookie, chocolate mint
and dark chocolate hummus are all available.
I was not adventurous enough to try this.
If you have, please let me know in the comment section.
The Irish creamed flavored cheesecake you see right here
for five bucks is on the smaller side
so temper your expectation.
It's about the size of a man hand.
I'd like to say a large man hand but my man hand is average.
That's the size of the flavored cheesecake.
I decide to try this at home.
It's decadent and not too overpowering
with that Irish cream flavor.
I also wanted to buy
and try the assorted Mascarpone Torte Cheesecake
before I made any recommendations.
It's seven bucks.
Comes in many different flavors from chocolate to lemon.
I chose blueberry and I very much enjoyed this.
It's more of a homemade flavor
despite this being from a package.
In the number five spot
before I cover spring cleaning at Aldi,
it's a two-tiered metal plant stand for 20 bucks.
I should mention none of these products are sponsored.
Aldi is not paying me to make this video.
I tried to separate this $20 offering in the store
so I could show them to you
but they're packaged tightly together
and I couldn't remove them.
So, use your imagination.
The door window draft seal is $8
and something I really wanted to buy and try.
As you know, you slide these underneath your door
and it can help ward off a draft or help you retain heat
to lower your home energy bill.
I wanted to use this for noise reduction
under my office door.
It helped with both maintaining the cooler temperature
that I liked my office at
as well as blocking out exterior noise.
And of course,
I bought that for the benefit of the rest of my family
as you can imagine how loud I get on calls with my mom
or just recording YouTube videos.
If you get clogged drains,
the drainwig or a great way to prevent a clog is $4.
It sits inside your drain to catch hair
and potentially eliminate clogs.
It's an easy and inexpensive bathroom edition.
I also found this five-pack set
of LED puck lights for 15 bucks
which is almost identical to what I tried and tested
from Aldi in a different set last year.
Both the brightness and the quality, extremely impressive.
In the number six spot before I show you
the Aldi food finds that I brought home and cooked up.
It's a fridge and cabinet organization bin.
$8, durable, easy to clean, and in my opinion,
now that I've had a chance to interact with these.
Great for tea organization.
I also opted to buy and try the two-pack of flex trays
you see right here for five bucks.
Great for spring cleaning, a weekly cleaning,
maybe a monthly cleaning.
If you were my college roommate,
this would've been ideal for a biannual cleaning,
but anyhow, it's a lightweight material,
easy to move around quickly.
I like the handle and the portability.
You can even use this to organize a drawer or a cupboard.
The four-drawer storage tower right here at 20 bucks
would be great for a playroom, a nursery.
You could store your shoes in a closet,
socks, undergarments.
Many different ways to make this work for you.
And finally, these zigzag storage baskets at $10 a pop
come in gray or pink.
Nice quality for the price.
In the number seven spot.
Some great Aldi food finds
because I don't just eat dessert from the trunk of my car
even though that would be a great YouTube channel
on its own someday.
The DIY charcuterie board you see right here
is all a possibility
with the Italian meat and cheese tray assortments
you will find for 6.49 this March at Aldi.
I wanted to buy and try the Brioche baguette
labeled as being imported from France at a price of $3.69.
I'm not sure how this was imported at that price,
given how much fuel costs these days.
But anyhow, I can conclude
this is one of the tastiest breads I've ever tried.
It does not have an overly heavy butter flavor.
Savory or sweet pretzel trays
with dips included are eight bucks.
The savory variation comes with a cheese dipping sauce.
The sweet version has a cinnamon dipping sauce.
I saw these pub-styled battered shrimp bites at five bucks
and I wanted to buy and try these before I recommended them.
I brought them home to cook up in my air fryer.
They're delicious.
Speaking of crispy, the loaded cheesy tater tots
or creamy jalapeño tater tots are available for four bucks.
I decided to buy the mozzarella cheese sticks
you see right here.
They're available with marinara
or cream cheese stuffed jalapeño at 2.45
I bought the non-jalapeño version
so I could share it with my three-year-old daughter.
Very tasty.
Surprisingly impressive.
And the always impressive Mama Cozzi brand,
at least based on my Aldi shopping experience
is tied to this extra, extra large
pepperoni pizza for six bucks.
Obviously, much larger
than the regular pizza size from this brand.
I would highly recommend this.
From consuming food to preserving food
before I get to wine,
.8 begins with this vacuum food sealer for 35 bucks.
This allows you to store perishables for far longer
than you ever thought possible.
The system locks in freshness and combined with the two-pack
of 16 foot vacuum ceiling rolls at $14,
this is one of the least expensive systems on the market.
Also, new this month and hard to believe this is nine bucks.
It's a five-speed hand mixer.
If you don't have one of those big kitchen stand-mixers
this is a good alternative for the time being.
This rotating Belgian waffle maker at 25 bucks
is a great way to amp up your breakfast or brunch game.
And also of note,
given the $8 price on these cutting boards with divots.
These are apparently also antibacterial.
For the next point on my list
before I get to items for any coffee or Disney lover,
the electronic wine set you see right here is $20
and it includes an electric bottle opener,
a reusable bottle opener, and an aerator
just a little bit of what the set includes
among other things.
Speaking of wine, there's a two-pack of crystal wine
or cocktail glasses for nine bucks.
Very nice quality and available in a two-pack.
The nicely-sized whiskey or wine decanters at 20 bucks
are a great gift for any whiskey or wine lover
with both Mother's Day and Father's Day approaching.
Premixed orange or mango mimosas
are available in bottles for nine bucks.
And if these flavors are not your favorite.
Pineapple, watermelon or peach grape wine
are just four bucks.
Again, if you've tried any of these $4 wines,
please share a comment
so we can all learn from your bravery.
For the next point on my list
before we get to heated pillows
and a surprise appearance from Elsa,
it's a French press with bamboo lid for nine bucks.
These are apparently very trendy right now.
And speaking of coffee,
this single serve coffee maker you see right here,
for $35 is cheaper than the least expensive Keurig.
It also allows you to use K-cups or your own coffee grounds.
The double-walled glass coffee mug you see right here
in a two-pack or a single pack of glass espresso cups,
$12 and also very popular right now from coffee to tea.
This electric glass kettle would work great
with the tea that I showed you earlier on.
It's $19.
This could retail for double the price
if you shop from a major brand elsewhere or on Amazon.
Now, for the bonus buys.
Decently sized area rugs for under 30 bucks
are apparently a thing at Aldi right now.
These are five by seven. They're labeled as plush.
They're kind of plush.
Only available in two-color patterns at my local Aldi.
Large Disney dolls which I never expected
to see at Aldi are $19.
I bought this for my daughter
who doesn't actually know it yet
as she regularly likes to dress up as Elsa
from the movie "Frozen" and prance around our home.
Apparently, good for exercise.
Foldable fitness trampolines are 35 bucks
and great for the summertime.
These men's or ladies' slides
which felt really soft and squishy are $5 per pair.
And finally, these heated back pads or heated pillows.
25 bucks.
Ideal for sore muscles
if you struggle with arthritis or you're pregnant.
Different ways to make this work.
Good price.
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