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Aldi Is Bringing Back Its Delicious Thanksgiving Ravioli

Aldi Is Bringing Back Its Delicious Thanksgiving Ravioli
Posted at 11:30 AM, Nov 01, 2019
and last updated 2021-03-27 11:44:42-04

Now that Halloween is over, Thanksgiving will be here before you know it. But if you can’t wait to tuck into a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings, then look no further than Aldi for their seasonal pasta offerings — which neatly pack a bunch of Thanksgiving flavors into yummy pillows of pasta.

Starting on Nov. 6, you’ll be able to pick up Aldi’s Thanksgiving-themed raviolis for just $2.99. There are two flavors to choose from: Priano’s turkey cranberry ravioli and bourbon sweet potato ravioli. We’re thinking either would be delicious served with butter and parmesan or a cream-based sauce. And you’ll spend mere minutes in the kitchen making these, which makes them perfect for those pre-Thanksgiving cravings.

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Aldi also has new holiday-themed pasta sauces, including a rosé-infused marinara and a Chianti pasta Sauce. Like the pasta, these affordable sauces are priced at $2.99, and whether you pair it with Thanksgiving-themed ravioli or make a simple pasta like angel hair, it is a simple way to elevate a traditional red sauce.

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Aldi isn’t leaving you without veggie options with their Thanksgiving-inspired fare. In the frozen section, you’ll find Brussels sprouts with balsamic-glazed bacon, a quick way to bring some greens to your dinner plate.

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And don’t forget to pair your dinner with a glass of vino, such as the new Ripa di Sotto zinfandel. Starting on Nov. 6, you can find this dry, semi-sweet zinfandel at Aldi for $12.99.

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For dessert options, Aldi will be selling a Belmont 12-slice sampler cheesecake ($9.99), or you can make your own yummy dessert with the Baker’s Corner maple pecan shortbread mix ($2.99).

Aldi isn’t the only grocer that’s gone all-in on Thanksgiving flavors, though. In fact, this Trader Joe’s greens and butternut squash salad kit with cranberries and candied almonds would be an amazing addition to one of Aldi’s ravioli dinners.

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If you have a Costco membership, it’s going to be tough to pass up going with their notoriously good pumpkin pie for dessert. However, Costco is also selling pumpkin pie in a jar: just mix the Clara’s Kitchen pie-in-a-jar filling with eggs, pour it into a pre-made crust, bake it and boom, you have a fresh pumpkin pie.

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Genius!

With all of these convenient options, making a delicious holiday-inspired meal has never been so easy.

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