My Top 5 Fall Favorites from Aldi—All Under $

We are now officially back in the fall – and Aldi has brought a lineup to celebrate the 2026 season.

At the discount grocer, you’ll find new and returning items. Below are some of our favorites that can be found on the shelves this fall. As always, keep in mind that prices and ingredients can vary by location.

Pumpkin Pure

Been craving a pumpkin spice latte or a pumpkin pie? You’ll want to pick up a can of Pumpkin Pure.

At Aldi, this can be bought for $1.99 or 13 cents per ounce. Aldi’s variety is just made with one single ingredient and no added sugars. Unfortunately, the grocer does not carry an organic version of the product.

Pumpkin Pie Spice

Pumpkin pie spice is great to have around during the fall, not only for pumpkin pies – but for lattes and to top desserts or sweet meals.

Aldi, under its Stonemill brand, sells a two-ounce container for $1.75. The seasoning is made with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice and cloves. It’s also much more budget-friendly than Target’s Good & Gather version, which sells a 1.7-ounce container for $2.39.

Apple Cider

Looking for a change from drinking orange or apple juice every day? Apple Cider might just do the job.

Aldi’s Nature’s Nectar brand will add some spice to your fruit juice with ingredients including cloves, allspice and cinnamon. It has no added sugars and is 120 calories per serving.

Also, Aldi sells some other varieties of apple cider and not just juice. This includes vinegar and sparkling water.

Coconut Clusters

This fall, Aldi has two types of Coconut Clusters on the shelves, which are made with pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, quinoa and a little bit of sweetness.

I’ve only tried the dark chocolate variety, which comes with three grams of added sugar and four grams of fiber per serving. They go great with yogurt or even as a cereal substitute with milk.

The other variety is the plain Coconut Cluster. Both, which are classified as organic, are sold in 10-ounce bags for $6.05. That comes out to 60 cents per ounce.

Maple Butter

You may like the way pure maple syrup tastes – but it can be both messy and sticky. Aldi this fall is offering a great alternative: maple butter.

Found under the Berryhill brand, it’s spreadable and can go on toast or even pancakes and waffles. It’s made with just one ingredient, with a 9.5-ounce jar selling for $6.69 at Aldi or 70 cents per ounce.

Walmart’s bettergoods version, in comparison, sells for 78 cents per ounce.

Additionally, you can view Aldi’s full lineup online if the items above don’t suit you. Along with food and beverage items, you can find seasonal decor at the store to celebrate the fall.