15 Aldi Foods Under $7 to Stock Your Fridge With This February

You’re looking for ways to save money on groceries without sacrificing quality or quantity for cost. The price of food is on the rise. And that’s why we scoured store aisles for the best fridge finds.

How can you stretch your Aldi budget further this February? Our favorite refrigerated picks include the season’s tastiest treats, meals, sides, drinks, and snacks. But that’s not all. They’re all under $7. 

That’s right — you can stock up on everything from cheese-packed pasta to rich, creamy tomato soup without maxing out your monthly shopping budget.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $6.29

Pass on pricey takeout and try this BBQ bargain buy. The ready-to-heat-and-serve meal cooks in as little as three minutes. Eat the seasoned pork as-is or pair it with wild rice, veggies, and baby potatoes.

Compare $6.29 for this 16-ounce pack to over $12 for Marketside’s version at Walmart (online price).

Price: $4.39

Satisfy your sweet tooth and indulge in these rich, decadent chocolatey desserts. You don’t have to break the bank on expensive treats from brands like Godiva or Ghirardelli. Save money and stock up on these refrigerated layered cups. You’ll get two of the sweets for under $4.50.

Price: $3.29

Make a healthy, hearty dinner in minutes. Boil the cheese-filled tortellini and serve this Italian-inspired meal with Priano Genovese Pesto Sauce ($2.19), Reggano Mushroom Pasta Sauce ($1.85), or Simply Nature Organic Tomato Basil Pasta Sauce ($2.45).

Price: $2.85

Get the taste of a barista blend without the hefty price tag. Add this caramel-flavored creamer to your morning cup of coffee. The 32-ounce refrigerated buy is a bargain for $2.85. Target sells the same size Caramel Macchiato Coffee Creamer from International Delight for $4.19.

Price: $2.85

Are you still on a post-New Year’s health kick? Fill your fridge with this eight-ounce tub of USDA organic hummus. The garlic and chickpea spread is perfect with pita chips, cut veggies, pretzel sticks, or whole-grain crackers.

Score this Aldi deal for $2.85 right now. An eight-ounce container from Whole Foods Market’s 365 store brand costs $3.49.

Price: $2.39

Mac and cheese isn’t just for kids. The cheddar and American combo in this microwavable meal has a flavor you’ll savor. Make this macaroni healthier and add broccoli florets, cut spinach, or grilled veggies to the mix.

The 20-ounce tub is a steal for under $2.50. A smaller 12-ounce frozen pack from Stouffer’s costs $3.79 at Target.

Price: $3.99

Step up your cheese game and skip the same basic charcuterie lineup. Even though Swiss, brick, and provolone may hold a special place in your heart, this gourmet goody has the tangy taste of mustard with just a touch of bitter ale flavor.

What do shoppers think about this cheese? Redditor Traxitron raved, “Had this on crackers with smoked salmon — absolutely delicious.”

Price: $3.29

Don’t waste time and money baking cookies from scratch. Cheat a step or two and bake a batch of sweets using this indulgent chocolate chip and almond brittle refrigerated dough. And bonus, you’ll pay less for this one-pound package. Aldi recently lowered the price from $3.49 to $3.29.

Price: $4.39

This store-brand bargain combines low cost, convenience, and quality. The fully cooked strips are ready to heat and eat. Add the chicken to a green salad, burritos, wild rice, veggie stir-fry, or hearty wintertime soup.

Price: $3.85

Score this 32-ounce tub of lightly sweet, tangy, nonfat Greek yogurt for $3.85. Target sells Chobani’s brand-name buy for $5.59.

Price: $4.15

Perk up your morning routine with this refreshing refrigerated find. You don’t need a fancy coffee maker to get the rich taste of an iced mocha. For $4.15, you can get a full 64-ounce carton of the Aldi store-brand buy. A smaller 40-ounce size of Starbucks’ Caffe Mocha Iced Espresso costs $5.99 at Target.

Price: $4.19

Whether you’re a baker or just like to slather a pat of butter onto potatoes, green beans, or toast, these salted sticks are a must-have kitchen staple. Save money on this Aldi store-brand generic essential. Countryside Creamery’s four-pack is only $4.19, while Land O Lakes salted butter costs $5.79 (at Target).

Price: $3.25

Grocery store soup doesn’t always come in a can. You’ll find this homestyle recipe in the refrigerated section. Heat and eat this rich, zesty blend for lunch, or serve it as a starter before your next family dinner.

Price: $3.99

Stay healthy and support your gut with GoodBelly’s pomegranate blackberry and no-sugar-added raspberry blackberry juice drinks. Each serving in the 32-ounce carton contains a whopping 20 million probiotics.

Price: $3.95

No dairy? No problem. Nab a 64-ounce carton of Aldi’s 100 percent vegan non-dairy oat “milk” for less than $4. The same size container from Oatly costs $5.49 at Whole Foods Market.

Don’t skimp on groceries just because your budget is tight. Aldi has everything you need to stock your fridge — and we spotted plenty of items priced at $7 or less. So go ahead and fill your cart this February. You can snag ready-made meals, healthy apps, tasty treats, and so much more.

Are you looking for other ways to tackle high grocery costs? Along with these fridge finds, Aldi also has deals on frozen foods, produce, pantry products, and the baked goods you crave.