Stock up on 4 Aldi Freezer Essentials All Under $6

Staring into the void of your freezer while hunger gnaws away at you is a thing of the past when you shop the weekly Aldi Finds. Grab these frozen essentials so you'll always have something delicious, quick, and easy to pop in the oven for meal times or snacks — and at prices under $6, you'll be able to save money and stretch your budget further .

Check out the must-have freezer essentials from Aldi this week.

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Season's Choice Twice Baked Potato

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Price: $4.19

Aldi's frozen twice-baked potatoes are perfect for those evenings when you're too tired to bake a potato once, let alone twice. The potato skin is stuffed with mashed potatoes and a three-cheese blend that goes great with any entree.

Fusia Asian Inspirations Chicken & Vegetable or Pork & Vegetable Wonton Soup

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Price: $2.99

Are you cutting back on restaurant spending but still craving Chinese take-out? Try the wonton soup from Aldi, which goes from freezer to table in just minutes. It's less expensive and faster than ordering delivery.

Specially Selected Caramel Apple or Apple Berry Blossoms

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Price: $3.29

What's better than your own personal-sized apple pie? One that resembles the delicate bloom of a flower and comes ready to pop in the oven for a warm autumn treat.

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Season's Choice Smoothie Cubes Glowing Green or Get Up and Go

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Price: $5.49

Have you tried smoothie cubes yet? Neither have we, but the ingredients look delicious, and the packaging says no blender is needed. If there's a way to enjoy smoothies every day without the mess of a blender, we want in on it.

Bottom line

Aldi Finds is a great way to keep your freezer stocked with various prepared foods that can be ready in minutes — perfect for those long days or when you simply don't enjoy cooking but still want to eat delicious food.

Prepared food is often more expensive at other stores, but Aldi keeps the prices low and affordable, saving you tons of money on groceries .

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