- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Aldi this January, 2023,
and this month has some amazing
and unexpected finds you are going to love.
In the first spot, we start things off hot
with a value pack of hand warmers.
It's cold and these are so much cheaper than anywhere else.
You get 10 for 5.49,
with many retailers including the Dollar Tree
charging you a buck 25 a pair.
This giant water filtration pitcher
that you see right here for $23
accommodates 16 cups of water, one gallon,
and includes a two month filter.
It's priced much cheaper than a Brita system
and it can work with Brita filters
if you choose to stick with that brand.
I saw many Aldi shoppers
putting these teddy bear-esque throws
into their shopping carts.
$15 scores you a 60 by 70 inch Sherpa throw.
It felt very soft.
And sticking with that warm and cozy theme for a moment,
for point two, take a look at this tabletop
ceramic personal heater for $17.
This is an updated version from last year's model
available in white and black with overheat
and overtip protection.
Its compact, would be great for an office,
but if you are looking for something more substantial,
this oscillating ceramic heater with fan in white is $35,
is advertised as safe for bathroom use.
Although I don't think I would personally bring this
into a bathroom.
It is hot.
It has a warm heater option as well, and a timer.
It covers a much larger space
than the predecessor I just showed you.
A double-ended 51 inch snow broom at $10,
has a brush and squeegee on one side that pivots
and the ice scraper on the other side.
These are handy to have,
and at $10 this is something you might want
to pick up while it's available.
If you're looking to keep your house nice
and clean during the winter weather,
I love this rubber boot tray at $15.
It's nice, it's large, it's in charge.
It can accommodate four to five pairs of shoes or boots.
And speaking of boots,
this boot rack at $20 could work in a closet or in a foyer.
I love the cowboy boots, even upside down,
allowing them to dry more efficiently.
You could use the boot tray
in conjunction with an absorption mat.
This 18 by 30 inch mat at $7
could sit by your front door
to keep your floors clean and dry.
Ideal if you have pets or kids
with no need to wipe your feet or pause,
you just step right on, you allow it to go to work for you.
It can easily be cleaned
in a washing machine, which is awesome.
For point three, I thought this first item
had a manufacturing defect
of some type of giant UGG boot gone wrong.
It is in fact a heated foot massager for $20.
I've never seen a design just like this before.
It has a memory fit foam padding
with a separate massaging motor for each foot,
and for the same price,
you could alternatively buy a neck
and shoulder massager for $20.
This has that design you've seen everywhere on Amazon,
a fraction of the price at Aldi.
It has a heated two speed setting,
and to continue with our spa day theme for a moment
or for anyone that really just wants to steam their face,
this ionic facial steamer for $25
is apparently a popular skincare cleaning product
to eliminate any buildup in your pores.
There you go.
My wife is a big fan of these body wrap towels for $9,
or the hair wrap, which she sometimes has in the car
and I don't understand why, but you get two for $9.
These rechargeable sonic toothbrushes look nearly identical
to the Sonicare version.
They come with three additional brush heads,
and that $25, you score quite the color variety.
Purple, various shades of blue, white, and black,
which means you could color code
for every member of your household.
And not only do they look like the Sonicare toothbrushes,
they are also compatible
with the Sonicare toothbrush heads
if you wanna stick with that brand.
Before I attempt a bathroom makeover of sorts,
for point four, it's the dessert section.
That includes this double layer chocolate cake for $9.
I tried this straight from the trunk of my car.
It is gorgeously delicious,
and it's a fairly large cake
that can feed around 10 to 12 people,
so I felt kind of strange enjoying it alone
until I finally brought it home to share with my family.
But also strange is the name of this next product,
German luxury cake.
It's $8.
What is a German luxury cake you might ask?
It has flavors that include cherry chocolate chip,
or the marzipan moose, which I opted for.
I can conclude while the cake is decent,
I don't quite understand why it's classified as luxurious.
Maybe I'm just not a marzipan man.
I'll tell you what should be called luxurious,
these red velvet cream cheese cookies.
New at Aldi for 4.39.
You score 10 for this price.
These are succulent, magnificent,
and they tasted much more like a five star experience
than that so-called luxury cake.
You can buy a 12 pack
of mad mini ice cream sandwiches for 3.29
if you find yourself nostalgic for Christmas,
or you just want the peppermint flavor
that I associate with the glorious holiday.
And finally, for a slightly lighter dessert option,
you can buy macarons as an assorted fruit pack
with flavors of lemon, raspberry, and pistachio,
or classic macarons that include chocolate,
vanilla, and salted caramel at $6.
I went straight for the chocolate
and I do not regret my decision one bit.
After all those desserts,
the last thing in the world that I want
to think about is point five,
because it begins with a glass body weight scale.
It is $15.
If health is toward the top of your New Year's resolution,
the scale you see right here calculates both weight and BMI
with a feature that can recommend your calorie intake.
Probably another reason
I should avoid this purchase right now.
While the scale is intelligent,
it's not smart in terms of Bluetooth.
The smartwatch that you see right here for $50 is.
This iTouch is similar
to a model that I tested in the past from Aldi.
It's more than decent.
It has a good battery life.
It's available in a square
or circular design with a built-in pedometer, heart rate,
sleep and fitness tracking capability.
Foldable exercise bikes for a hundred dollars.
Have you ever heard of such a thing?
This has a built-in heart rate monitor
and an LCD screen with wheels for easy transport,
and a built-in tablet and water bottle holder.
Three fitness items that have returned
to Aldi this January from last year
are 12 pound adjustable kettlebells for $20,
25 pound adjustable kettlebells for $60,
and this two pack of 12 and a half adjustable dumbbells,
also 60 bucks.
If you're looking for free weights,
there's a dumbbell set with rack for $35,
and if you are trying to achieve portion control
which is my greatest nemesis,
collapsible meal containers at $5
are great for backpack storage
or if you're trying to take more healthy meals to work
or school.
From fitness to hot chicken fries for point six,
you're welcome,
they make their debut right here
for 10 bucks for the entire pack.
It's a three and a half pound box
made with white chicken meat.
These looked very yummy
which is also the product brand name,
I should mention none of this content is sponsored,
nor is Aldi paying me to make this video.
If you enjoy seafood ravioli, lobster and cheese
or crab and cheese, stuffed ravioli is 3.89 per package.
Something else I've been waiting a long time
to see at Aldi are these extra crispy fries.
These are McDonald's french fry knockoffs at 2.69 a pack.
These taste identical to McDonald's french fries
and the manufacturer is cheeky enough to feature these fries
in that red McDonald's lookalike carton.
They are that confident.
As a healthier alternative,
eggplant fries are new at Aldi this month for $5.
A perfect pairing for the cold weather,
spicy chicken or miso ramen kits.
They're brand new at $4 with authentic ramen noodles.
And during the season of inclement weather
and power outages just to stay prepared
or have on hand,
these purified gallon water jugs for a buck O nine
are the cheapest price I've seen anywhere
now that Dollar Tree has shifted to a dollar 25 pricing.
You may find some select Dollar General locations
that still have this for a dollar,
but this is a good grab at Aldi.
In the number seven spot,
if you are looking to upgrade your shower this year
you can buy multifunction,
two-in-one shower heads from Aldi at $20.
Has a sauna setting,
which I don't quite understand,
a massage setting and various water pressures
for this dual shower head available in black or silver.
To continue with our bathroom focus for a moment,
the one or two tier slide out drawer bathroom organizers
you see right here for $17, would be great for toiletries,
face towels, skincare, or other bathroom accessories.
Suction bath baskets at 10 bucks look really nice
for a corner of your shower.
These are great for storing kids' bath toys,
in addition to the more obvious soaps
and loofahs in a triangle or square option.
Look at this apothecary glass jar set for $15.
Another nice way to store your essentials
from cotton swabs and pads, to salts.
Cushion grip bath mats in four different colors are $8.
They feature a whopping 58 suction cups on them
so you can ensure they're not going to slide anywhere.
They feel surprisingly comfortable and well padded,
and they are mildew resistant.
Seagrass bathroom storage bins are $15 this month at Aldi.
For that $15 price, you can get a waste basket
or a towel holder or two seagrass trays,
which look like something you'd see at a really nice hotel.
I am a fan of these.
As we approach point 8 and following what I mentioned
in my what to buy after Christmas video,
toys are a phenomenal purchase right now,
and Aldi has launched a massive clearance section
dedicated to toys.
So if you have any upcoming birthday parties for kids
or you want to stock up now,
you will find fantastic deals which are comparable
to the many Christmas decor
and Christmas candy clearance deals
also in stores right now.
With no segue whatsoever,
the four tier utility shelf you see right here
is a nice price at $20.
I guess you could store your toys or decor on this,
but it's comprised of a highly durable plastic
and this utility shelf would be lovely
for household cleaning products, emergency items,
or even a garage.
It has a 176 pound weight capacity.
I love this folding utility cart, also $20.
If you receive lots of packages,
you do lots of returns to the post office.
Great for containing your cleaning products.
It has a 77 pound weight capacity.
Also as a folding option,
this step stool you see right here for $9
has a 200 pound weight capacity and a carry handle.
It could be purchased in multiple different colors,
and if you want to splurge
on something more aesthetically pleasing,
this acacia stool at $40 holds up to 225 pounds.
It's two toned legs are dipped
in blue or white, because why not?
And it's really nice.
I'll showcase some crazy small appliance deals in a moment,
but for my next point,
I love the look of this drip glass baking dish at $13.
It's marketed as an imperfect baking dish
but it looked pretty darn perfect to me
between the price and the unique pattern.
Perhaps even more tantalizing
is this bacon take tote at $15.
Yes, I don't know why I use the word tantalizing
for an insulated tote,
but it includes a glass baking dish with lid,
and for that $15 price this is incredible
and iconic as far as I'm concerned.
This prep and go juice product
allows you to squeeze anything citrus
and put it into the airtight, one liter storage jar for $7.
You might also consider the food version of the jar
which could handle granola yogurt, overnight oats,
whatever else you can think of.
These infusers or brew glass bottles
with bamboo lids at $10 are wonderful
if you're hoping to increase the amount of water
you consume this year.
You infuse it with fruit and then well,
that seems to do the trick for me.
Lemon water is great.
From infusers to juicers,
Aldi has this new cold press juicer for $40
which includes two cups.
At that same price
you'll also find a wide mouth juice extractor.
This is one of the more common designs.
It's quite popular.
And if you just want a solid blender,
the premium nutrition blender you see right here
what does this look like?
Kind of like a Magic Bullet knockoff at $35,
and surprisingly enough, this dupe includes two drink
and blend bottles for that $35 price.
For the next point on my list,
before a rather intense bonus section,
it's a portable vacuum cleaner at $25.
It has a rechargeable battery, wet and dry functionality,
and a washable filter with white and black color options.
The robotic floor duster you see right here
is now back in stock.
It's something that I have showcased in the past.
At $20 if you want to dust your floor
without having to devote any muscle power
or thought to the process.
This was very average in my tests,
but it might be better than nothing.
With the cold weather,
if you need a warm mist humidifier,
I've always had great success
with purchases like this from Aldi.
At $25, you can combat the dry area in your home.
This quiet operation system runs up to 35 hours
with a 5.5 liter tank capacity.
For a desk or small room or even a car,
check out this feature.
It's cup holder ready,
a portable cool mist humidifier for $13
with a USB rechargeable port ready for your car.
I love the design and the features for this price.
For the bonus section,
if you are looking to start your year off more organized,
12 to 16 month wall calendars with some great themes,
from fancy food to fancy puppies
or maybe just regular puppies, it's hard to say,
but I think all puppies are amazing.
Places around the world.
Five bucks is your price at Aldi.
All new personal planners that range from seven
to $9 are available in a variety of styles.
If you prefer a planner
for an entire household's worth of organization,
parent and family planners are $9.
To stay prepared for winter weather driving,
the deluxe travel safety kit you see right here, is $20.
It includes jumper cables, a headlamp,
an emergency poncho, a first aid kit, a visibility vest.
And finally, to lighten the mood, literally,
an LED color changing ice bucket with built-in speaker.
I wish I had this on New Year's Eve
but you could now interject an element of New Year's
into your daily life for just $25.
What a strange sentence I just said,
but anyhow, I love you,
thanks for watching, bye-bye.