10 Things You SHOULD Be Buying at Aldi in March 2024

Some people know about Aldi but have never actually shopped there! You are missing out on some amazing products and savings, so watch this video and see what you're missing out on in March 2024!
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I've been shopping at Aldi store for these items for years. People have been asking me for an aldi haul or aldi grocery haul and what things they should be specifically buying at Aldi US. This 10 things you should buy video should help you find something of the best things aldi store and aldi warehouse.
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In this video The Deal Guy is showing you what to buy at aldi and some of my favorite aldi tips and hacks. This video should make you search aldi near me and aldi hours. You may have seen a video from the channel The List and FlavCity with Bobby Parrish, so I hope you find this video just as informative and you learn some aldi secrets about the aldi checkout and aldi shopping.
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[@thedealguy]

It's MARCH 2024 at Aldi!! If you enjoyed this video, please give it a THUMBS UP as it helps support my channel! 😀 Thanks for taking time out of your day to watch!! 👇🏼Comment below your favorite Aldi of 2024! 👇🏼

[@kimgordon3695]

If you have the plant stand in a spot that had lower light, a pythos or spider plant are great & easy to care for. 😊

[@mandibartlett79]

You had me at "THESE"

[@thedealguy]

😂

[@CherryPauper]

These nuts

[@kimberlyhampton5332]

😂😂😂 exactly

[@ragdollpreppers2648]

😂😂😂

[@gailmarie7787]

😂

[@jimh.8138]

As far as plants go, I’ve found that the plastic ones require a lot less watering.

[@michaelshada262]

And they don't die on you like those pesky live ones do.😂

[@juanita_rocksteady2761]

😂😂😂

[@russellsherry7]

😂😂😂

[@frsp3403]

Still gotta dust em. Or not.

[@christineshipman3093]

I never found plastic plants that actually looked real until I saw the plants at Ikea. I now happily have plants all around my house that don't need water and will never die 😊

[@beckyrodriguez9629]

A peace lily would be a great plant, the leaves will lower when it needs water and its great for the air in your house.

[@shelphillips8692]

Lilies are not at all ok if you have cats... even the pollen is toxic to them js.

[@nancyconca9892]

Peace lilies are almost indestructible ‼️ Thanks for showcasing all of these bargains 🤩👏🏻🎶

[@Not-thatKaren]

A Peace lily aka closet plant is great for low light and it actually ‘tells’ you when it’s thirsty. It’ll start wilting. Give it a drink and within a few hours it’ll perk right back up! No direct sun! Full shade. It’ll give you beautiful white Lilies.

[@loriparks8657]

Aldi's got it going on.

[@sumleegai]

I know right! I'm watching this video thinking, I really need to get there and grab some of these seemingly great deals! I can't remember the last time I've been inside an Aldi but with this economy - I'm there!

[@erikaquatsch2190]

Best vertical plant for low light and forgetting to water: Dracaena trifasciata, still often sold as "sansevieria," aka "snake plant" and "mother-in-law tongue."

[@songinside]

If you prefer a vine type, try pothos.

[@brendamaun5455]

Spider plants are easy care.

[@keithlefebvre4239]

just what i was thinking

[@irenesnyder1819]

Matt, give ZZ plants a try (they almost take care of themselves): Low light & low water tolerant and their leaves are very shiny.

[@sazdoxie4247]

Laundry/ loungerie bags : I concur! Great quality bags. I did the same comparison- Dollar store bags didn’t last 2 washes.

[@pamelacass9642]

Huh. My Dollar Store laundry bags have lasted 3+ years.

[@em286]

2024 - "The year of the laundry baskets" Lol. I'm still obsessed with the solar lights 😎❤️

[@foodandlipstick]

I’m headed there in about 30 minutes, I’m excited to hopefully see few of these there!

[@evshrug]

Tbh I would like some solar lights this year

[@IrishGigs]

My guess is your tree is root bound and could use a repotting. It’s quite large tree, really three trees, for such a small soil area. Love your videos thank you!

[@evshrug]

I had three trees twisted like that… actually two died, but now the third is LARGE and thriving! I give it some miracle gro fertilizer once every other month.

[@madeleine1138]

"I am the male version of Martha Stewart at this point."😂

[@maryz7977]

Hat washing frame works even better when placed in top rack of dishwasher!!!

[@2okaycola]

Smart

[@vegangelist]

Wow! I might go back and get one, now. I kept thinking that that frame would surely be rough on the other clothing in the wash. Dishwasher is perfect.

[@wauliepalnuts6134]

I tell my weekends, "Have a great Matt".

[@thedealguy]

Hahaha

[@kimberlyhampton5332]

😂😂😂

[@user-hn1qd4rp2x]

It is nice to see you cover ALDI. I worked at ALDI Corporate Buying for 20 years.

[@kirstenredfield8216]

Is it sad that that sounds like my dream job 😂

[@angieargall7595]

I would recommend a pothos and a ZZ plant. Please don’t use Ice cubes to water ANY type of plant. The plants we buy are all tropical and can’t handle the ice melting

[@sparkyggreatmusic450]

Yes pothos!! I had a couple that kept growing and lasted 20 years!!!! Just clip them back!

[@TinkerTailor4303]

Along those lines, I don't use cold water when watering -- try to keep it tepid.

[@thatclobear3855]

Oooooo! a ZZ plant would look really nice in that plant stand

[@2okaycola]

@@thatclobear3855you’re making things up

[@porkbelly1681]

Great job.... the 2 pk laundry bags. I use them for produce in my refrigerator. Veggies last longer in them bag

[@2okaycola]

💡 everything lasts longer in a bag

[@kevinpitre533]

The silicone scrub gloves can be used to wash a dog that has short hair ..

[@suedefringe]

I love that idea !

[@kevinpitre533]

That's how I wash my 2 fur baby 's @@suedefringe

[@Narutocoolcat]

4:17 2 weeks ago all of that laundry organization was $20 in a 5 piece set. Good thing I stocked up. 7.99 for each piece is crazy

[@byDsign]

I stocked on 2 sets of those too!

[@Dbb27]

They knew he was coming.

[@ylive5169]

Darn!! 😟

[@HippieArtHousewife]

I had the samosas last year; they're very tasty. Also, please never use ice on "tropical" plants. It's a way for nurseries to sell more plants, since the cold/shock will unalive the plant.

[@loriparker2440]

"Unalive?" That's a new word for me. Did you just make thar up or has it been around for a while and I'm just out of the linguistics loop?

[@JILLCritterologist]

Somebody on an NGA forum (National Gardening Association) posted that this had been researched and disproven, at least with regards to orchids. The ice melts slowly enough that the water reaching the roots isn't cold. I'd still try to keep the ice cube from touching leaves & stems.

[@katrinamalcolm8727]

Because of this video, i bought the dry/ wet vacuum 2 days ago. So far so good.

[@smiller6925]

The best beginner plant for anyone would be Pothos. It thrives on neglect - water every other week.

[@perry-me4kv]

Gotta agree. Those plants are really hardy.

[@JanineMJoi]

They actually thrive on water, but they will deal with not having water for up to 3 weeks

[@dsimp765]

We don't have Aldi's in my city, but I watch all your videos. You're doing a great service for the shoppers looking for deals 👍 thank you

[@2okaycola]

Road trip?!

[@lindagrimmett6564]

A nice plant for the plant holder you purchased would be Dracaena trifasciata aka snake plant or mother in law tongue. Easy to grow and can survive with very little water and sun.

[@evshrug]

I came here to say this, but I saw a different name for it that’s difficult for me to remember how to spell… Sanseviestra or something close to that. Water them once a month (I do on the first), and apparently they’re great at releasing oxygen. I have a 4” one I got at Aldi’s, but I want to get a bunch more.

[@donnabush7938]

I LOVE the Sterlite storage totes! I’ve used them for years to store my fabric and yarn, since I live in the Houston area, and the humidity is pretty much year round. I didn’t know Aldi carried them. I’ve always bought them at Walmart.

[@Allaiya.]

They usually don't. I think it's an 'Aldi Find' so will be there for a limited time.

[@chiarac3833]

Omg, anything is better than walmart.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I think he mentioned they were new to Aldi. I’ve been shopping there ever since they came to my town and have never seen them. Actually pretty much everything in the 2-2 1/2 aisles set aside for the home section are limited to the Wednesday they go onto the shelves to the following Wednesday when the stock is switched out. Whatever didn’t get sold is marked down and I’m not sure how long it stays out. If you missed something you wanted you can probably count on it not being available for another year. That’s not a hard and fast rule it’s just something I’ve noticed. Another thing I’ve learned about Aldi…if you see something you want get it. Stuff “flys off the shelves” like Matt said and you can just about count on it not being available until STNY (same time next year).

[@Melissa-yi6hx]

The garden gloves you showed work as curry mitt for my 2 cats! I love them bc the hair stays put until I’m ready to clean then off. Excellent! Thanks Matt and hello to your family❤

[@debdd7]

FYI. The plastic hat form to wash hats have been around for more than 20 years. They go into the dishwasher, not with dirty food dishes, and come out spotless and perfect.

[@Skiis44]

Yes they have been around for 20 years, but I have never bothered to track one down. However, if my local Aldi’s gets them, I’ll buy one, now about the dishwasher…

[@reneeowens4285]

You could always Google where can I buy a plastic hat form for hats.

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

@11:13 Don't store your coffee in clear glass, if you keep it on the counter. The light is supposed to make the coffee less fresh.

[@kimberlykovach6236]

Some awesome stuff! I'm thinking about purchasing the window vacuum....🤔

[@rosemarygrabowski5834]

For a plant for your home, my best suggestion is a plastic one (at least that's what works best for me. LOL! Great video, as always. Thanks, Matt!

[@lynnmoser6918]

I don't live in the Sam's or Aldi areas; but I love watching your presentations and laughing at your puns and not puns.

[@barbleroy6720]

Love the Aldi and Costco videos. Only problem is that you find such good stuff! Too tempting!😊

[@Proudchristian1975]

Aloe vera plant is in the cactus family and needs no attention only water about once a month or so.

[@sundog3150]

That grow light is also great for anybody that needs a light fix in winter. Aim it towards your forehead while you eat, work on your screen, etc. give it about 15-30 minutes and it will help.

[@Adonna2424]

I actually spent so much time researching this and ended up purchasing two clamp work lights from Menards and some great plant light bulbs from Amazon for equivalent pricing. They don't look as nice but most of those grow lights you can't replace the bulbs and you end up throwing out the entire thing.

[@evshrug]

The grow lights shown in this video are LED, so they should last around 50,000 hours (over 2000 continuous days of running the light). Yes, eventually they’ll burn out, but maybe we’ll have invented something even better by then 😂

[@buffalodrummergirl]

In theory, that's the right idea. Except LED lights are so incredibly unhealthy! It's possible to do more harm than good. Better to get incandescent or halogen bulbs for light therapy.

[@Adonna2424]

@@evshrug well that's IF the product lasts that long. 😄

[@evshrug]

@@buffalodrummergirl I believe you’re mixing up LED lights and LCD screens with too much blue spectrum light. You can get LED lights with high color accuracy (closer to natural sunlight than halogen), flicker-free, and even warm tinted like incandescent lights (or with low blue light output). Buuuuut these lights here probably are more optimal for plant growth than light treatment.

[@sandydali699]

The everything bagel seasoning stuffed mushrooms are excellent.

[@ceciliacorson1804]

Grandma has a similar device to the string-pull chopper and it’s great for making quick chunky salsas. (I always think I want one, but I find dicing with a knife to be cathartic and relaxing. lol)

[@sumsharp]

I recommend a snake plant. They thrive on neglect, or at least mine has.

[@lizzetteg3453]

After the holidays I take a 2 month spending freeze. I am HAPPY to be back!

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

Yes on unemployment pay

[@morespf]

ZZ plants are low maintenance and mostly happy to be left alone. Snake plants are also beginner friendly and don't need a lot of attention. Both would look great in your new planter if you can find a mature plant in a larger pot.

[@memj89]

I haven't ever heard of a window vacuum before. What neat new items. Thanks and may you have a Blessed day.

[@NursemomB853]

Try to repot your plant with some potting soil with miracle grow in it. That way you get extra nutrients to your plant.

[@evshrug]

Agreed on a bigger pot and MiracleGro… potting soil usually has rich nutrients when you first plant in it, but after plants start to get going we need to replenish nutrients to those pots once every month or two. It is possible to OVER fertilize though, the leaves will take on a yellow “burn” look that spreads from the edges.

[@NursemomB853]

@@evshrug …that is possible or it’s possible his plant is root bound and not either getting enough light or too much. Several factors weigh in and since we don’t know the specifics, hard to really help.

[@marciaschaefer6274]

We wash the ball cap holder in the top of the dishwasher. It works great.

[@virgilmize]

Window vacuum is the answer to the problem that nobody had.

[@2okaycola]

Maybe you like having a dirty house but I don’t & the windows being crumby drives me bonkers

[@emmyali920]

I've had one plant in my lifetime that was pretty much indestructible. A money plant!! I got mine from Ikea, but occasionally they have them at Aldi. As long as you give it sunlight and water it at least once a week, it will grow like a weed. Mine was just a tiny sprig and it was at least 4 times the size in a year. It kept growing so much so that I had to re-pot it multiple times. It was the size of a shrub by the time I gave it away.

[@tonyru303]

The device that was shown to wash hats. Just put it on the top rack of your dishwasher

[@sparkyggreatmusic450]

Omg great idea!!!

[@susanrand512]

You are a genius, tks so much😊

[@bchbum3802]

I saw the window vac..anyone tried this? I also admit to being unable to resist the plant stamd and that ottoman! 😂 Thanx Matt!

[@renel7303]

No. I bought it Wednesday, using it today. It is solidly built. Most similar products are $40-$60. I'll report back.

[@susanpotts2187]

I’m wondering about the window vacuum as well….

[@susanpotts2187]

I went yesterday to buy one at my store and they are gone 😩😩. I wish we could buy stuff online from them

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

I'm gonna need to take a look at that toolbag as that's an amazing price and I love that it has a carry bag. I don't do any heavy projects, just putting together furniture and hanging curtains, lol. Don't need anything super fancy (unless it's for the car, but even then, I usually just shop at Walmart). Also, all the Asian/Asian inapired foods looked delicious. Curious about the Mongolian beef. And lastly, you gave me a great idea. I need side tables for my couch and wanted something circular (to break up all of the squares with the couch, TV stand, and my current ottoman, which is a huge rectangle). Why not use small ottomans? They're usually circular and if they have a lid like what you showed, they can double as storage for a blanket. Boom, two for the price of one 😊 Oh, and I also saw that $25 Sam's Club deal from groupon! My mom told me about it. I live alone and hesitated to buy a membership for such a store, but at such a low price, I figured it was worth trying it out. My mom and I visited there recently and something I really love is that you can checkout without waiting in line. Just scan your items and show the receipt on your phone at the door. My mind was blown 😅

[@glock2101]

The leprecones were ok, they left that it’s not really ice cream texture. Box gone on ride home, nobody hated them. The cones were delicious tho, just the right amount of chocolate! The pull cord chopper is awesome for herb’s and garlic the blades aren’t super strong but for softer foods they will get the job done.

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

Anything with a pull cord is liable to have that handle break off or the cord entangle inside the device. I got a $20-ish slap chop thing from Walmart, which also came with other parts I had no idea of how to use back at the time, lol. Like the salad spinner, or the juicer. I always laugh at my ignorance from then and how watching cooking channels on KZbin has finally taught me what all of those pieces are. Yes, it sat inside its box for years because I just didn't know 😂

[@simplygreat1883]

I love the segues lol....they're very clever!

[@mollywalsh2860]

Solar lights with snacks 🤣

[@wavyliketheocean3486]

Thank you for sharing have a wonderful weekend with your family 🦋🌈

[@KoniB.]

My pick for a plant? Artificial is the way to go. Throw in the sink, spray, shake and dry on a towel. Presto! Natural looking once more.😆

[@riciaharding2986]

Snake plant. Almost impossible to kill. Beautiful and sculptural. Perfect for your planter.

[@ashleyrenee91]

The bamboo plant plant stand would be perfect for throw blankets!

[@JanineMJoi]

For plants. Pothos. They clean the air of toxic gases, can withstand forgetful waterers, but not for longer than 3 weeks, and are pretty. If you grow the branches long enough you can make designs on your wall with it or just go around archways

[@nplacemksd]

Looking forward to trying the laundry bags. The ones from $ Tree fall apart with 1st use. Hat mold, you can also use it in top rack of dishwasher. In the past I washed many hats this way.

[@jenmaurmeier8518]

A Peace Lily is great for anyone who likes to have a plant without too much work. Bring it home; set it somewhere with a little light; when it looks droopy-water it. It'll perk right back up in no time.

[@jag2944]

We always love your video deals. Thanks Matt

[@susancalhoun9171]

Peace Lilly grows very well and is beautiful. Easy to care for and would go very well in your plant stand.

[@elizabeth3405]

Oooh that plant stand could double as a cat look out perch on my lanai😂😂😂 thanks Matt!

[@karenbaxter5402]

Lol I was thinking the exact same thing ❤🐈❤️🐈‍⬛❤️

[@elizabeth3405]

@@karenbaxter5402 great kitty mommies think alike!!!

[@margaretdillinger5090]

Thanks Matt. I see some things I need to run up ours and pray that are actually there,lol. Sometimes they are gone or didn’t come in. Happy weekend 😊❤.

[@Suzicherie7777]

Keep up those Dad jokes, Matt!!

[@karensalaun1422]

Snake plant or pothos. They are both easy to grow.

[@tdhawk167]

Rubbertree plants are a great starter plant that has a big impact, since they are quite large with beautifully larger leaves. Water once a week. Just put the pot inside the rattan planter holder. They mostly do not get transplanted...they are finicky about that. They do prefer a sunny window.

[@msr1116]

The one rebuilt Aldi location within walking distance of me has continuous trouble, to varying degrees, keeping both regular and weekly specials stocked. Parts of the dairy and frozen sections have had empty shelves all too often for months now. Last visit, I bought two sugar free hazelnut creamers and froze them---they're either selling out very quickly or just understocked from the get go. I thought the supply chain issue was long over and done with.

[@adriennefein2284]

FABULOUS 🎉. I get a check tomorrow morning and tomorrow I’m going to Aldi. My list is now complete and I’m gonna grab quite a few things from my granddaughter’s 7th Birthday. Magnificent Shopping Spree Thanks Matt.

[@bennydarko]

I just got a pair of those water bottles and they're great. No leaking and light for long walks/hikes. The seem easy to clean too

[@evshrug]

People are crazy for those Stanley cups right now, but you’re right: light canteens that don’t leak are muuuch better for walking around with!

[@stephenf8840]

Went to ALDIs after watching your video. Purchased the baseball cap device. Have to say you need to use twist ties because it opens during the washing. The fire/water proof safe and the garbage disposal cleaner (got the last one). Thanks!!!

[@jeanannmueller4948]

I highly recommend getting the laundry bags for storing kids toys. You can then throw them in the washer to clean them! I did that for my kiddo when she was little for her baby toys 😊

[@sparkyggreatmusic450]

Update!! I got the silicone scrub gloves and hurrah along with Dawn Powerwash spray I was able to safely remove the hard water spots on my shower doors! Not a scratch and my shower looks new again. Thanks for yet another great suggestion Deal Guy!

[@Sandi-ke9mi]

I don’t even have an Aldi anywhere near me, but I still enjoy watching. 🙏🏻💕

[@davidneidel436]

Yes Martha. Great presentation.

[@2okaycola]

lol!

[@allison471]

Hi Matt! Another great video as always! I recommend a Sansevieria (sp?) Also known as Snake plant and or Mother-in-laws tongue 😅 Grows very well in low light situations & basically hard to kill 😂 my grandmother always had these plants 😊 I think it would look very cool in that bamboo planter! Have a great weekend 🙂

[@JILLCritterologist]

Great suggestion! Another nearly indestructable plant with a vining look is Pothos, especially the solid green or gold-marbled forms. I had one in a literally windowless office lit only by institutional fluorescent ceiling lights, and it "lived long and prospered."

[@jsully4064]

Thanks for posting this Deal Guy. Don't go to Aldi that much but noticed their wheat bread is actually pretty good. They have a nice selection of seeds and nuts in different packaging too.

[@evshrug]

If you might like a dessert that lasts a pretty long time, Aldi’s usually sells their own cinnamon marbled bread loaf. It costs a bit more than Pepperidge Farm’s, but it’s super dense and makes the most indulgent French toast or grilled stickies ever!

[@Richard_K1630]

I bought the black metal shelf and the air filters last week. They were both an excellent buy. The shelf was a challenge for me to assemble by myself but I did it and I am so pleased with it. Fits great in my storage shed.

[@MoonFairy11]

That manual string chopper is over $15 anywhere else. I own it and works great.

[@nrusso967]

Love your videos, Matt! Your concise manner of presenting enables you to present more items in a short period of time. I enjoy that each month. Thank you! Nancy

[@JoeR203]

The Sundae Shoppe Cookie Dough and Cookies and Cream flavors are awesome. Also, try the Triple Chocolate Fudge cake. It's so moist.

[@Cheray_]

Atp you're Martha Stewart, Gordon Ramsey, and Robin Leach...rolled into one! 🤗❤🙏🏾

[@buzz_chill]

Rubber plant or snake plant. We have those and just leave it. Doesn't need much watering too.

[@ggb.9638]

The string pull chopper is an awesome gadget for parents that have children starting out foods. Great for baby led weaning foods and easy to clean and travel with on vacation or visiting family. Much love from New Hampshire!

[@bluevol1976]

I love those clear organizers and lazy Susan! They helped me to organize my countertop next to my sink. I have more space and can see what I need. I want to try that window cleaner. I love the leggings, too!

[@eelliott9581]

Even with no ALDIS in WA State, I love to watch your videos. Thank you, Matt.

[@angelawatkins8154]

Snake plant (Sansevieria) Are an easy plant option. Minimal watering, little to no light needed. I'm horrible with plants, but have kept one alive for years!

[@jozeedz9549]

Oh TY! TY!TY! I’ve been wanting a Sam’s Club deal & here it !! Jumping on that deal!

[@ShelleyKimmel]

I have been impressed with Crofton cookware, I'm going to pick up the pancake pan if my Aldi has them!

[@peggyconway2900]

I’m here for your clever segues 🙃

[@karengaddy6604]

They also have an indoor plant light for growing plants inside.

[@user-zt1ls3et9f]

The man version of Martha Stewart 😂😂😂😂.

[@LawrenceSeetoh]

Thank you Matt as always with your recommendations

[@mwilson3602]

Great videos as always. You know my 16 year old even gets excited when she sees a new Deal Guy video. She especially liked this one, with all the plant items. You also give great ideas to your viewers which is so nice. We appreciate the calories you consume to help us on important dessert decisions as well. Thank you!

[@renuhazari544]

That pancake pan is very corstly around 21 dollars on amazon 😍and 10 in Aldi 🏃‍♀️ im gonna go and get it ❤thanx deal guy.

[@beverlyjones9908]

Yes😊

[@ellenwehrman]

I cannot recommend the Greg app *more* for black thumbs like me. I now have 40+ plants that I've kept alive for 2+ years! Well worth the ~$30 annually (the cost of one big plant!). Genuinely so helpful!

[@nancymarable9536]

Love love your videos! Ever consider doing weekly reviews at LIdl? Between Costco, Aldi and Lidle for all my grocery needs. Keep them coming.

[@sheilajohnson3383]

I would love to see that as well.

[@Allaiya.]

I didn't even realize they were in the US. Looks like they're only along the east coast.

[@JeanStAubin-nl9uo]

We don't have Lldl in the Midwest.

[@kathylovingshimer6708]

Put artificial flower n plant arrangement in it.

[@rhondablackburn3713]

So delightful and informative …. Every….. single …… video ! 🙋🏻‍♀️💕

[@denisemcintosh7568]

Ty for your hard work bringing these videos. It's appreciated.

[@dianeparks9475]

Just left Aldi’s a few hours ago, and spied almost everything you showcased! Love you!

[@cynthiaromero4441]

I thoroughly enjoy your videos. They help me to see what to look for when I go shopping. Also You should try a Pothos plant they are very easy to grow.

[@jimbo160aaaa]

Thank you for all the Aldi finds! Always enjoy your videos 😊

[@marianhansenkaucheck8262]

Thanks for the video! That window cleaner looks interesting.