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Here are the advertised Aldi special buys for the week of 2/28/10 – 3/6/10.
These deals were taken directly from my Aldi special buys flyer in my local store (in Northern Virginia) as well as the Washington Post supplemental flyer distributed today with Sunday subscription. To view additional Aldi special offers online, click here.
Produce:
- Del Monte Pineapple. $1.69 each
- Green Grapes. $1.58 per pack (just $0.79 per lb)
- Red Grapes. $1.58 per pack (just $0.79 per lb)
- Dole Bananas. $0.39 per lb
- Ocean Spray Grapefruit. $0.29 each
Seafood:
- Sea Queen King Crab Legs. Pre-scored for easy cracking. 16 oz. $9.99 each
- Sea Queen Deluxe Cooked Shrimp. 12 oz. $3.49 each
- Sea Queen Medium Shell-On Raw Shrimp. 16 oz. $3.99 each
- Sea Queen Jumbo Cooked Shrimp. 12 oz. $3.99 each
- Sea Queen Extra Jumbo Cooked Shrimp. 16 oz. $6.99 each
- Sea Net Flavored Pouch Tuna. 5 oz. $1.29 each (was $1.39)
- Sea Net Chunk Light Tuna. In Water (can). 5 oz. $0.49 each (was $0.59)
- Sea Net Chunk Light Tuna. In Oil (can). $0.59 each (was $0.69)
- Sea Net Solid White Albacore Tuna. In Water. 5 oz. $0.99 each (was $1.09)
- Sea Queen Jumbo Butterfly or Jumbo Coconut Shrimp. 9 oz. $2.99 each
- Sea Queen Crab or Shrimp & Crab Cakes. 6 oz. $3.99 each
- Sea Queen Stuffed Clams. 20 oz. $2.99 each
- Sea Queen Mussels. Assorted varieties. 14-16 oz. $2.99 each
- Sea Queen Sashimi Grade Sea Scallops. $6.99 each
- Grandessa Signature Stuffed Salmon, Flounder or Tilapia. 6 oz. $2.99 each
- Sea Queen Cold Smoked Salmon. 4 oz. $3.89 each
- Sea Queen Encrusted Tilapia. Assorted varieties. 15 oz. $4.99 each
- Sea Queen Battered or Crunchy Fish Fillets or Fish Sticks. 19-24 oz. $2.99 each
- Sea Queen Flounder Fillets. 16 oz. $3.99 each
- Sea Queen Wild Caught Salmon Fillets. 16 oz. $3.99 each
- Sea Queen Ocean Perch Fillets. 16 oz. $3.99 each
- Sea Queen Whiting Fillets. 24 oz. $3.49 each
- Sea Queen Catfish Fillets. 16 oz. $3.99 each
- Deutsche Kuche Herring Fillets. Assorted varieties. 7.05 oz. $1.69 each
- Pillar Rock Pink Salmon Pouch. 7.1 oz. $1.99 each
- Little Salad Bar Tuna or Seafood Salad. 16 oz. $2.99 each
Other Food, Snacks & Favorites:
- Kerrygold Irish Cheese. Dubliner or Blarney Castle. 7 oz. $2.69 each
- Mama Cozzi’s Pizza Kitchen Focaccia Chicken Parmesan. 32 oz. $4.29 each
- Season’s Choice Mixed Vegetable Steam Bowls. Assorted varieties. 10 oz. $1.89 each
- Appleton Corned Beef Brisket Point Cut. $1.99 per lb
- Buehler’s Break ‘n’ Bake Sugar or Chocolate Chip with morsels (St. Patrick’s Day cookies pictured). 16 oz. $1.99 each
- Kellogg’s Yogos Bits. Assorted varieties. 4.2 oz. $1.89 each
- Benton’s Kids Fruit & Grain Bears. 8 oz. $1.49 each
- Benton’s Chocolate Chip Dunkers. 16 oz. $3.49 each
- Nabisco Single Serve Munch Packs. Assorted flavors. 12 oz. $2.99 each
- Welch’s 100% Grape Juice Blend. Assorted flavors. 64 oz. $3.29 each
Household, Bedding, Home Decor & Sleepwear:
- St. Cloud Kids’ Twin Comforter Set. Includes comforter and pillow sham. $19.99 per set
- St. Cloud Kids’ Twin Sheet Set. $12.99 per set
- St. Cloud 2-piece Embroidered Towel Set. 100% cotton. $7.99 per set
- St. Cloud Shaped Bath Rug. 100% cotton. $6.99 each
- 9-Bin Toy Organizer. Disney Princess, Cars, Toy Story or Fairies. 13.46″ x 9.45″ x 27.36″. $32.99 each
- Licensed Toddler Pajamas. 100% polyester. Sizes 2T – 5T (Dora, Sponge Bob, Disney Princess and Toy Story pictured). $6.99 each
- Tween Sleepwear. 100% polyester. Sizes: S – XL (Sponge Bob, Little Miss Giggle pictured). $8.99 per set
- 8″ Foliage. Assorted varieties. Available Wednesday, March 3rd. $4.99 each
- Zak 3-piece Kid’s Tableware Set. Cars, Hannah Montana, Princess, Dora the Explorer or Transformers. $6.99 per set
- Disney Pixar Licensed 2-Pack Toddler Socks. Boys’ or girls’. Assorted styles and sizes (Lightning McQueen pictured). $1.99 per pack
- Irish Hat and T-Shirt Set. Sizes: M – XXL. $7.99 per set
Rain gear:
- Trendz Ladies’ Rain Boots. Sizes: S – XL. $9.99 per pair
- Clockwise Kids’ Novelty Raincoats. Sizes: 2T – 6. $9.99 each
- Zagz Boys’ or Girls’ Rubber Boots. Assorted sizes. $6.99 per pair (was $7.99)
- Clockwise Kids’ Umbrella. Manual safety option. $4.99 each
- Burrylane Jumbo Umbrella. Windproof. Assorted colors. $7.99 each
This post is a part of the BeCentsAble’s Grocery Gathering.
If you’re a new Aldi shopper, be prepared to:
- Bring a quarter to use for “renting” a shopping cart. Don’t worry, you get your quarter back at the end, when you return your shopping cart
- Bring cash or debit card (they do not accept credit cards)
- Bring your own bags (or you will need to purchase them at the register)
- Get extreme savings without coupons (most items they sell are signature Aldi brands, and for the select items they sell from other manufacturers, they do not accept any manufacturer coupons)
Hi my name’s Laura, the blogger behind Beltway Bargain Mom, and I’m a native of the Washington, DC metropolitan region. I’m a Christian, wife, mother of two and social media/web consultant so I wear many different hats and keep uber-busy… Typical Washingtonian! Thanks for stopping by and I hope you find this site useful for deals and frugal, family-friendly events here in our Nation's Capital!
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Laura,
I’m disappointed that Aldi doesn’t include produce in their specials flyers on their website that is included in the printed flyers. I would email them, but I don’t think it would help.
I’ve searched for another site that includes all the specials in the printed flyer and found your site.
Yes, I get the flyers on a regular basis, but would rather automate the process and not have to look at the flyers at all.
Will this page: http://frugalfriends.wordpress.com/2010/02/28/aldi-deals-22810-%E2%80%93-3610/ or another page in your blog always feature the latest Aldi offerings, or is there another alternative site that will list them and be up to date?
I’m a programmer and want to automate my shopping experience by perusing all my local grocery stores’ weekly specials and matching their offerings with my needs. It will create a table with store names, items, and prices per unit, then plot the route in the GPS. It would help if I could find a reliable source for Aldi, Publix, etc.
Thanks for the Aldi info.
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the comment. I think the reason that the Aldi flyers vary, is in part due to regional differences in sale items. For example, I believe the produce items on sale in the DC area are not necessarily the same produce deals in other parts of the county, although I could be mistaken. I receive 2 flyers, one in-store (previewing next week’s deals that does not include produce) and one with my Sunday Washington Post (which does include produce deals). These two feature mainly the same weekly specials with the exception of usually 5-10 items.
I would encourage you to contact Aldi about this and see what their answer is. I have a contact in their PR department, so I could contact her and ask that as well if you’d like.
I will continue to post Aldi’s weekly specials as advertised here in the Washington DC metro area. You can find those posts categorized under “Aldi” here.
Regards,
Laura