Aldi just released five new snacks starting at just $1.69 - and customers are thrilled

ALDI has released five new snacks, and fans of the bargain retailer can’t wait to try the new treats.

As a go-to spot for affordable groceries and deals, Aldi offers shoppers high quality products at prices they love.

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Luckily for customers, the discount retailer is always adding new food offerings to its lineup, so you’ll never get bored.

The U.S. Sun compiled the full list of new snacks Aldi has brought forward this spring.

1. BARNANA ORGANIC PLANTAIN CHIPS

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First up is Aldi’s new chip flavor for those who like a little something sweet with their favorite salty snack.

The Barnana Organic Plantain Chips come in two varieties: lime or pink salt, all for the price of $2.98.

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Other shoppers who originally spied the delicious plantain chip snack at Costco had this to say of the product:

“These are so addictive! They taste like an ultra thick kettle cooked potato chip to me,” one shopper shared on Reddit.

Another shopper reviewed the chips on Barnana’s website, giving it five stars of approval:

“These are by far the best plantain chips out there, and believe me when I say I've tried them all,” the shopper said. “If you love bananas/plantains and haven't tried these you are missing out!”

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2. BENTON’S UPCYCLED COOKIES

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If you’re more of a sweet tooth than a savory person, then Aldi’s new snack lineup also has you covered.

Benton’s Upcycled Cookies are available in both okara chocolate chip and vanilla oatmilk flavors, and they ring up for just $2.99.

These cookies are referred to as ‘upcycled’ because they aim to be better for the environment, ultimately reducing food waste.

This is because the cookies use pulp that is leftover after making oatmilk and tofu or soymilk.

However, not all shoppers have been impressed with Aldi’s new find.

“I bought the okara chocolate chip variety of these because I’m a sucker who wanted to know what upcycled cookies are all about,” a Redditor wrote. “I’m also a stickler who prides herself on not wasting a lot of food.”

“All that said, these were not great imo. Plus side, I won’t overindulge. One was plenty for me.”

3. CLANCY’S RIPPLED BAKED POTATO CRISPS

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Aldi is on a mission to up your pantry game as it unveils its latest chip offering.

The Clancy’s Rippled Baked Potato Crisps come in two flavors, Original and Cheddar & Sour Cream.

Priced at $2.95, the Clancy’s brand is praised by many shoppers as being a superior chip option.

One Redditor sang its praises after trying the Hint of Lime Tortilla Chips.

“Holy cow am I in love,” the shopper said. “They are 100% better than Lay's hint of lime chips, they're cheaper, and they have 20 LESS CALORIES PER SERVING compared to Lays.”

“It's like a chip miracle. I don't get to go to Aldi's often because the closest one is a half an hour away, but to save money and calories is amazing.”

4. LESSEREVIL ORGANIC POPCORN

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Want to make your popcorn snack a little more guilt-free? Consider Aldi’s new LesserEvil Organic Popcorn, available in both Himalayan Gold and “No Cheese” Cheesiness options.

Each bag costs $2.98 and comes full of flavor.

LesserEvil brands itself as more environmentally friendly while giving you a snack that is minimally processed with your wellness in mind.

Those who’ve already tried the popcorn give it high ratings due to this.

“This popcorn is delicious and very difficult to find --- it flies off the shelves,” one shopper said about the product on Amazon. “It is soft and seasoned to perfection!”

And depending on your diet needs, it might be easier on your stomach compared to traditional popcorn options.

“This is my favorite low-calorie snack,” another reviewer said. “I love that it has fiber and tastes great but without too many carbs. The bags offer a perfect serving and the ghee and salt taste just like fresh butter but is easier to digest for those of us that have dairy issues.”

5. TURKEY CREEK PORK RINDS

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The Turkey Creek Pork Rinds are some of Aldi’s cheapest snacks around.

Priced at $1.69 each, shoppers can choose to purchase it in either Dill Pickle or Chili Lime flavors.

Fans of the brand’s pork rinds say it’s one snack you just can’t miss out on trying.

“We've tried quite a number of different brands looking for a pork rind that is light and airy with a bang of flavor and this is it,” one Amazon shopper said. “Only a few places in my area seem to offer them, and we only find one or two at a time, so having a couple of cases, that is magical!”

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