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Aldi’s September 2026 Finds Are Stacked With Fall Flavors — And a German Week

Healthy Fact of the Day

Limited-time grocery items, especially fall-flavored snacks and baked goods, can be easy to over-buy simply because they won't be around long. To keep things balanced, consider picking one or two items to try each week rather than stocking up on everything at once, and pair heavier snacks like cookies or trail mix with fresh fruit or vegetables already in your cart to help round out your grocery list.

September at Aldi means one thing: an entire month of limited-time finds rolling out week by week, and this year’s lineup leans hard into fall flavors before pivoting into a celebration of the chain’s German roots.

What’s Available Now

The month kicks off with a heavy dose of pumpkin and fall spice. Shoppers can find Bake Shop Pumpkin Sandwich Cookies for $4.99, Benton’s Pumpkin Spice, Apple Crisp, or Maple Pecan Soft Baked Cookies for $2.99, and a Baker’s Corner Pumpkin Quick Bread Mix for $2.49. Southern Grove is also offering Caramel Apple, Peanut Butter, and Pumpkin Spice Trail Mix at $4.89, alongside Berryhill Salted Caramel or Maple Pumpkin Spread for $2.99.

On the savory side, this week brings a Specially Selected Fall Harvest Mac & Cheese for $2.99, Pumpkin Feta or Beet Root Goat Cheese Flatbread for $3.99, Mama Cozzi’s Cheese Stuffed Crust Pizza for $6.99, Bremer Potato & Onion Pierogies for $9.99, and a Breakfast Best Sausage Breakfast Skillet for $4.99.

Starting September 9

The second wave adds more breakfast and dinner variety, including Breakfast Best Breakfast Bites in French Toast or Sausage, Egg & Cheese Meatball form for $6.49, and Casa Mamita Family Size Chicken & Cheese Enchiladas for $15.99. Also joining the lineup are Corned Beef Reuben Bites for $7.99, Season’s Choice Plain or Chili Lime Corn Ribs for $3.99, Truffle Arancini or Goat Cheese Bites for $3.79, and a Mama Cozzi’s Hatch Chile & Pepperoni Pizza for $6.99. Rounding things out are Sundae Shoppe Red Cherry or Blue Raspberry Freeze Pops for $2.99 and a Specially Selected Apple Cinnamon Brioche Ring for $5.49.

Starting September 16

This is where Aldi starts warming up for German Week, with Priano Maple, Bacon, & Ricotta Tortellini at $4.29, Aldi Bavarian Soft Pretzel Twists or Sticks for $4.79, and Deutsche Küche Savory Strudels for $4.49.

Starting September 23 — German Week Arrives

The chain’s German Week officially kicks off on September 23, and it comes with a full slate of Deutsche Küche products. That includes Pork, Chicken, and Beef Schnitzel, each priced at $9.99, along with Pumpernickel Bread for $2.69, Peanut Puffs for $2.49, Potato Sticks for $1.79, White Asparagus for $2.99, and Doppelino Cookies for $3.99.

This week also brings Kirkwood Red Bag Sweet Heat Chicken Fillets for $8.99, Casa Mamita Queso or Chicken Stuffed Nachos for $4.29, and a trio of new Mama Cozzi’s pizzas — a High Protein Cauliflower Crust option at $8.29, and Greek Style or Five Mushroom Wood Fired Crust pizzas at $4.99.

Starting September 30

The month wraps up with a shift toward Halloween, including Emporium Selection Halloween Cheese for $4.29 and Clancy’s Bats & Ghosts Crunchy Snack for $2.39. Also arriving are Mama Cozzi’s Cheeseburger or Taco Style Pizza Snacks for $4.99, a Specially Selected Stone Baked Pizza for $5.99, Fusia Asian Inspirations Pork or Chicken Wonton Soup for $2.99, and Barissimo Blueberry, Strawberry, or Peach & Mango Dessert Drizzle for $4.49.

The Takeaway

Between the pumpkin-forward start, a full German Week celebration, and a Halloween-leaning finish, Aldi’s September lineup covers a lot of ground. As always, these items are limited-time and tend to sell out fast, so it’s worth checking in on release day if there’s something specific on your list.

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