11 budget-friendly and nutritious Aldi products dietitians love in Australia

A dietitian has highlighted 11 budget-friendly and nutritious products available at Aldi supermarkets across Australia. With 605 stores nationwide as of December 2025, shoppers can now find affordable alternatives to popular brands without compromising on health benefits.

The list includes everything from quick meals to snacks, offering both convenience and value for money.

For those seeking a fibre boost, the Imperial Grain Super Blend Microwave Rice Pouch is priced at just $1.99. Another easy option is the Portview Power Bowl range, which combines tuna and beans for a balanced meal at $2.99 each.

Snack lovers can choose Hillcrest's Paleo Bars ($4.99) or Premium Nut Bars ($3.99), both low in sugar and made with natural ingredients. The Snack'N'Go canned beans and chickpeas also provide a cheaper alternative to Edgell's Snack Time range, costing only $0.99 per can.

Yogurt options include the Yoguri Greek Style Strained Yoghurt Plain 900g tub, priced at $5.89—around 30% cheaper than Chobani's equivalent. For kids, the Brooklea No Added Sugar Raspberry Yoghurt Pouch is a healthy lunchbox choice at $1.19.

Bread and chocolate alternatives are also available. Wild Origins Soy & Linseed Sourdough costs $4.99, undercutting Sonoma's loaves. Meanwhile, Moser Roth Finest Dark Chocolate 70% Cocoa offers a healthier and more affordable option than Lindt at $4.99.

Dips and salads round out the list. The Deli Originals Fresh Hommus Dip Multipack is a nutritious convenience item for $2.49, while the Fresh Salad Co Lentil Tabbouleh Salad provides a high-protein, high-fibre lunch for $6.

The recommended products provide shoppers with healthier and more affordable alternatives to well-known brands. With Aldi's wide store network, these options are easily accessible across Australia. The list aims to help consumers save money while maintaining a balanced diet.