18 Aldi Winter Groceries Under $10 To Stock up on Now

Prepping your pantry and fridge for the winter doesn’t have to be expensive. At Aldi, shoppers can find plenty of groceries at prices low enough to save money and ward off the winter blahs with new and familiar comfort foods.

Our picks for the 21 winter groceries to shop at Aldi are priced at $10 or less apiece. See what made our list, and don’t forget to explore the best Aldi products of 2025.

• Price: $1.65 (dozen eggs)

When was the last time you bought a dozen eggs for less than $2? Take advantage of the 6% discount on Goldhen cage-free white eggs and add them to your shopping cart for breakfasts and any seasonal recipes that call for eggs.

• Price: $1.95

Get in your veggies with inexpensive frozen mixed vegetables from Simply Nature. A medley of peas, green beans, carrots and corn are inside every bag. They’re perfect for side dishes or to cook up hearty stews and soups.

• Price: $2.29

It’s a good idea to keep a bag of all purpose flour in the kitchen for all your holiday and winter baking needs.

• Price: $2.75

Snow days call for hot cocoa! Keep Beaumont hot cocoa mix in the cabinet for everyone to enjoy. Hot cocoa mix with marshmallows is also available at Aldi for the same price.

• Price: $2.75

Warm up with a filling bowl of Deutsche Küche lentil vegetable soup. Each soup is made from a mix of red and brown lentils, potatoes, carrots, onions and leeks, and is more affordable than similar offerings from mainstream soup brands.

• Price: $2.75

Long, busy days call for easy comfort dinners like Specially Selected’s macaroni and cheese. Smoked gouda, truffle and porcini mushroom or pesto pasta flavors are all available for just under $3 per box.

• Price: $3.29

Receive 15% in savings when you shop for Countryside Creamery unsalted butter sticks. This sale price means this brand is now cheaper than the Great Value unsalted butter sticks sold at Walmart.

• Price: $3.55

Beef bone broth is the backbone of so many winter dishes like shepherd’s pie, beef stroganoff and casseroles, to name just a few. Stock up on a few boxes if you plan to cook up these dishes.

• Price: $3.55

Get in 21 whole grains and seeds in every slice of Simply Nature’s graintastic bread. Compared to name brands like Dave’s Killer Bread and Oroweat, shoppers save anywhere from $1 to $2 per loaf.

• Price: $3.99

Starting Dec. 31, Aldi stores are getting several new flavors of organic tea lattes. Don’t miss your chance to buy chai, dirty chai or skinny chai flavors and DIY your favorite tea latte at home for far less than what you’d pay at a coffee shop.

• Price: $4.19

Save 5% when you shop Nature’s Nectar pulp-free orange juice. This grocery staple can be enjoyed on its own or paired with your favorite champagne for mimosas during the winter holidays.

• Price: $4.99

Splurge on Aldi ready to bake cookie dough for just $5 when it hits grocery shelves on Dec. 3. There are 24 pre-portioned cookie dough mounds in each box, and flavors include chocolate chip or peanut chocolate chip.

• Price: $5.45

Elevate your next batch of French toast with a loaf of Specially Selected brioche bread. Aldi also carries maple nut and chocolate chip brioche loaf flavors at the same low price.

• Price: $6.29

Why pay $10 (or more) for name brand bacon? Aldi shoppers pocket a few extra dollars in savings purchasing Appleton Farms thick cut bacon.

Each 16-ounce package comes full of gluten-free hardwood smoked bacon to cook up for breakfast or BLT lunchtime sandwiches.

• Price: $7.69

Keep a box of tempura shrimp stocked in the freezer as a tasty holiday party appetizer or easy dinner paired with steamed rice. Inside every box are 12 frozen tempura shrimp with a soy dipping sauce.

• Price: $8.09

There’s good news if the price of fresh berries is out of pocket. A 32-ounce bag of Season’s Choice frozen berry medley not only includes a mix of strawberries, blackberries, raspberries and blueberries, but any leftovers can be kept frozen until the next time you need them.

To further sweeten the deal, these frozen berries cost a lot less at Aldi than they do at Target. The Good & Gather brand’s frozen triple berry bliss retails for $12.39.

• Price: $8.95

Whether you’re packing up school lunches, snacking while working from home or need a sweet fruit for a holiday charcuterie board, shoppers will go through Specially Selected’s red and green grapes fast. Each container weighs in at three pounds and is loaded with juicy red and green grapes.

• Price: $9.99 (avg. 1 lb/package)

Most lamb loin chops cost a few dollars more at competing supermarkets. Aldi shoppers, however, pay $10 per pound for bone-in chops. Pick up a package and keep it frozen until you’re ready to use it during the next family dinner.

Disclaimer: Prices and availability accurate as of Dec. 16, 2025 and subject to change. All imagery sourced from Aldi.US.