Aldi Finds September 2026: Here's What To Look Out For

There is a fine line between not enough choice and way too much when grocery shopping. German brand Aldi's limited range is one reason it appeals to so many American customers. Many argue that what stores may lack in stock, they more than make up for in quality products (we could eat tons of the store's dark chocolate, for instance). Then there's the enigmatic "middle aisle," whose rotating array of products is a constant source of surprise. With more outlets set to open in the United States in the coming months, more people than ever are getting in on the Aldi action.

Now, if you thought the powers that be at Aldi had gone all out for fall in our round-up of goodies to look out for in August 2026, you'd be wrong! September brings even more pumpkin-themed goodies, with a smattering of products that lean into the run-up to winter. Whether you're stocking up or splashing out, there's something for everyone in this month's pick. All prices and availability were correct at the time of writing, but it's wise to check in with your local store if there's something that particularly catches your eye.

Although they're a shade more expensive than last year's release, you still get 12 of the sweetest of pumpkin-flavored treats for less than five bucks this time around. Available from September 2 for $4.99, Aldi's Bake Shop pumpkin sandwich cookies are as pretty and delicious as you remember. Thick and gently spicy cookies, with a gorgeous golden color, that balance beautifully with a yummy cinnamon cream cheese filling.

Who could resist this range of adorable Halloween-themed crockery from Crofton? In stores from September 2, it comprises cookie jars in the shape of either a skull, ghost, or pumpkin, a three-pack of the cutest ramekins, and a suitably spooky mixing bowl, decorated with either skeleton hands or a ghost pattern. The mixing bowls also come with a wood-handled spatula, and yes, they're decorated too! Each item is just $9.99.

They're back! From September 2, you can spread the flavors of fall on your toasted bagel, a fresh waffle, or a pile of pancakes (or just eat it off the spoon straight outta the jar) with the return of Berryhill Spread's Maple Pumpkin and Salted Caramel. Priced at $2.99, these bad boys are going to fly out of Aldi stores, so if you spot 'em, get 'em.

This limited-edition pasta has been priced at $2.99 for three years in a row, and that alone makes it worth popping in your cart. Adding beans to your mac 'n' cheese will give it a protein boost, but Aldi's sticking with its fall-themed addition to this iconic comfort food: pumpkin and squash. The result is a warming, creamy, thoroughly satisfying bowl of food. Buy yours from September 2.

Take the warm, spicy taste of fall wherever you go starting September 2, when a trio of Southern Grove Trail Mixes hit Aldi stores. Choose from caramel apple, pumpkin spice (both of which feature yummy-sounding cinnamon cookie squares), and peanut butter. At $4.89 a bag, they're a great reason to get out and about or curl up and scoff at home.

Looking for a sophisticated fall supper that's a little out of the ordinary? Stock up on these delicious-looking flatbreads that really bring the flavor. Available from September 2 and costing $3.99 each, they're both extra-thin for that crisp texture. You can choose from a beet and goat cheese topping or a pumpkin-feta combo that we bet will melt in our mouths.

We cannot wait to get our hands on this cute-as-a-button, pumpkin-shaped glass dome. Pop it over muffins, cookies, doughnuts, or cakes and not only will it keep them fresh as a daisy, it's guaranteed to charm the socks off anyone who claps eyes on it. Keep yours peeled from September 9, though at just $19.99, this is one Halloween-themed gem that we think won't be on the shelves for long.

If you love a Reuben sando, get a box of these, which hit stores beginning September 9. Nuggets of corned beef are blended with provolone cheese and sauerkraut and coated in a crispy crumb. As if that wasn't enough for $7.99, they come with a tasty dipping sauce too. Warm them in a traditional oven and, unlike this popular snack, you can whack them in the air fryer for a savory bite.

There's always room on any plate for a serving of corn, and, thanks to Aldi, you can have your corn and eat it too from September 9. Hot-foot it to the frozen section and pick up a 16-ounce bag of Season's Choice Corn Ribs for $3.99. You can stick to good ol' plain corn ribs or push the flavor boat out with the chili lime versions.

We're big fans of Deutsche Küche's artichoke & cheese strudel and will be slipping boxes of the three new flavors into our freezers when they pop up starting September 16. They won't drain your pocketbook at $4.49 each, but we will have trouble deciding which ones to eat first: Roasted Red Pepper, Spinach and Ricotta, or Mushroom and Cheese. Who's up for a mix and match?

This underrated pasta dish is one of our faves, but there's a special place in our hearts for Priano's tortellini, too. It's filled with a delicious combo of maple, bacon, and ricotta cooks in about as much time as it takes to say it costs just $4.49. If you're looking for a quick and tasty lunch or a swish supper, track it down at your local Aldi from September 16.

Is it even Halloween if we don't have a stash of Aldi's seasonal funky cheeses in the fridge? We don't think so. Available from September 30 and costing $4.29 each, the colorful range includes Bat Knit Crazy Cheddar, Freaky Franken Sage Derby, Scary Pumpkin Spice (a Wensleydale with nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger), and Death by Garlic, which blends cheddar with — fittingly — black garlic.

If you've spent all year thinking about joining the homemade sourdough party but not doing anything about it, these gorgeous $14.99 kits from Crofton could be the nudge you need. Both include a dough scraper and mixer, but one has a silicone bowl and mold for mini baguettes or hot dogs, while the other has a lined proofing basket and two bread lames. Find them starting September 16.