Aldi rolls out more than 30 holiday items under $10 with new drops every Wednesday in November

German supermarket chain Aldi is decking its aisles with new seasonal items throughout November as the store helps shoppers get in the holiday spirit.Every Wednesday until Nov.25, the grocery chain will roll out limited-time festive products including frozen snacks and appetizers, sweet treats and more, according to Food & Wine.In keeping with the chain’s reputation for affordability, the more than 30 new items will all cost less than $10.TARGET UNVEILS $30 THANKSGIVING DINNER DEAL AS RETAILERS BATTLE TO OFFER LOWEST PRICESFox News Digital reached out to Aldi, headquartered in Batavia, Illinois, for comment.Aldi’s popular Advent calendars returned on Nov.

4 as part of the first weekly item drop of the month.Supermarket chain Aldi is introducing over 30 seasonal items throughout November with weekly drops on Wednesdays.(iStock)Along with the classic chocolate-filled calendars, others contain cheese, wine, beer, tea, beauty products and more.There are even Advent calendars for dogs.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTEROther festive finds released on Nov.

4 included crab cakes and lobster cakes, iced gingerbread cookies and pigs in a blanket wrapped in pastry dough with everything bagel seasoning.The Nov.11 lineup will include items like peppermint mocha and caramel brûlée-flavored ground coffee, dark chocolate-covered cranberries, sugar cookie kettle corn and a maple nut brioche loaf, Food & Wine reported.Aldi offers a wide variety of Advent calendars, extending beyond the traditional chocolate-filled version.

(iStock)Other products coming this month include pot roast pastry bites filled with beef and Swiss cheese, chicken nuggets shaped like Christmas trees, candy canes and stockings, and chocolate peppermint bark.This month’s holiday items arrive in the wake of the many Thanksgiving products that hit stores in October, including a sweet potato casserole, cranberry jalapeño dip, truffle cheddar cheese, scalloped potatoes and more.CLIC...