12 Best New Items Still Coming to Aldi in 2024

Aldi is a great place to shop for a variety of household goods and groceries. Even those who aren’t particularly frugal can still enjoy everyday low prices at Aldi.

What’s even better is that Aldi frequently puts out new items on their shelves. While selection and prices can vary by location, here are a few things to keep an eye out for the next time you go shopping.

• Price: $34.99

This folding wheelbarrow is a must-have for any home gardeners looking for something portable, functional and affordable. It can hold up to 88.18 pounds of soil, plants, gardening tools and more.

• Price: Varies, typically $3.49-$4.99

Aldi already has a line of meat alternatives, but it continues to roll out new options. This is great news for vegans and those trying to limit their consumption of meat.

“Aldi is introducing a new line of plant-based meat alternatives, including burgers, sausages and meatballs,” said Eric Sornoso, an avid Aldi shopper and CEO of Mealfan.

• Price: $12.99

Coming soon to Aldi, this unisex rain jacket is designed to be easily folded and packed away, making it ideal for those on the go. It comes in many sizes and is water-resistant and OEKO-TEX certified. The hood and hem are also partially adjustable for a better fit.

• Price: Varies

For all of you home chefs, Aldi has a great selection of cooking sprays and oils. This isn’t just your typical vegetable oil, either. You can get avocado oil, olive oil, grapeseed oil and more for about $3.99 each.

• Price: $3.99

If you’re looking for something to add to your breakfast, check out Aldi’s Organic Superfood Granola.

“Priced at around $3.99, this new addition to Aldi’s cereal aisle offers a nutritious blend of whole grains, nuts and seeds,” said Sornoso. “It’s an affordable and wholesome breakfast option for health-conscious shoppers like myself.”

• Price: $5.89

If you’re looking for quick, easy meals, Aldi’s got you covered. One particular item is the Priano Italian Sausage Ravioli. This hearty meal is enough to feed you and someone else — though you might want to get a salad kit to go with it.

• Price: $12.99

New to Aldi is the Crofton glass mixing bowl set, which costs $12.99 for a set of four bowls and lids. These dishes are dishwasher-, microwave- and freezer-safe. They’re also resistant to temperatures up to 425 degrees. Plus, since they’re glass, they’re more antibacterial than plastic.

• Price: $2.79

It’s early in the year, and that means there’s plenty of time to add new flavors and items to the shelves. Right now, and quite likely in the coming months, you can get a variety of fruit juices from Aldi.

For example, Nature’s Nectar Orange Peach Mango juice is refreshing, sweet and still has some nutritional value. The same goes for the Orange Strawberry Banana version.

• Price: $9.99

If you don’t already have a quality tumbler, now’s a good time to get one. Soon, Aldi’s going to put out this Adventuridge tumbler, which comes with a secure lid and straw.

This tumbler comes in four colors and can hold up to 40 ounces of liquid. It’s also double wall vacuum insulated, is condensation-proof and is great for both hot and cold drinks.

Aldi has a decent selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, including organic options. But since the store often offers produce that’s in season, you can expect to find things like organic berries, leafy greens, avocados and sweet potatoes as the year goes on. And, of course, you can always find the essentials — like bananas, oranges and apples.

Here are some example prices:

• Bananas: $0.65 a pound
• Blueberries: $4.09 for six ounces
• Raspberries: $3.85 for six ounces
• Avocados: $3.19 for four
• Dole baby spinach: $3.19 for five ounces
• Zucchini: $2.29 a pound
• Sweet potatoes: $2.55 for three pounds

• Price: Starting at $2.99

“Aldi is expanding its gourmet cheese selection with artisanal varieties worldwide,” said Sornoso. “Starting at $2.99 per block, these high-quality cheeses offer exceptional value for cheese enthusiasts seeking premium flavors at an affordable price point.”

Depending on where and when you go, you’re also likely to find new types of bread at Aldi. For example, a loaf of sliced Italian bread costs $3.99 and has been recently added to certain stores nationwide.

• Price: $24.99

If you need an at-home blood pressure monitor, keep an eye out for the Welby Blood Pressure Monitor. It offers irregular heartbeat detection and voice output commands and can store up to 60 readings each for two users. Plus, it’s easy to use.