The Sweet and Spicy $4 Aldi Find That I Can't Stop Eating
To say I'm an Aldi fanatic would be putting it mildly. It's like I black out the second I step through the front doors, only to come to as I'm walking back to my truck, bags full of classic Aldi finds in hand. My favorite blackout discovery? A sweet and spicy souvenir known as Great Gherkins Sweet Heat Bread & Butter Pickle Chips.
I first came across this incredible return find last summer and immediately fell in love with its easy snackability and more-than-approachable price point. Now back in stock and packaged in a 24-ounce jar for just $3.65, these pickles are a staple in my fridge and something I always make a point to stock up on whenever they're available.
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What hits you right away with Great Gherkins Sweet Heat Bread & Butter Pickle Chips is that initial burst of heat, quickly followed by an undeniably satisfying sweetness. They're perfectly crisp, juicy and dangerously sized for optimal snackage. And while I can think of a million ways to toss these pickles into other meals, I still find myself tiptoeing back to the fridge for a quick, sneaky snack.Each chip is cut from fresh bread and butter pickles that sit wistfully in a flavorful brine packed with a custom Great Gherkins seasoning blend. Aldi suggests enjoying them solo or alongside a loaded deli sandwich, and I can attest to both being a solid 10/10 experience. When I say they're perfectly spicy with just the right amount of sweetness to balance the heat, I'm not exaggerating—these pickles truly have both flavors working together in harmony.
If you're looking for a new way to add a kick of heat to your meals or a health-conscious snack perfect any time of day, I can't recommend Great Gherkins Sweet Heat Bread & Butter Pickle Chips enough. While I've proudly owned countless jars, I know I'm still just scratching the surface of their versatility. Up next? Fried pickle chips, sweet-and-spicy relish and a deviled egg and potato salad glow-up.
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