12 of the best things to get at Aldi this month under $5

Aldi is bringing the Specially Selected spinach-and-goat-cheese variety to shelves this month.

This frozen option comes with an already-cooked wood-fired pizza crust to further elevate the experience. Toppings include spinach, goat cheese, Emmentaler cheese, tomato sauce, and cherry tomatoes.

Each pizza is only $4.50.

Season's Choice harvest grain bowls require minimal time or effort to make.

Customers can choose from Italian, made with wheat berries, lentils, eggplant, broccoli, tomatoes, onion, peppers, herbs, and Parmesan cheese, or Southwest, made with rustic grains, corn, beans, peppers, onion, tomatoes, garlic, lime, and cumin.

Grab a bowl for $3 each.

Gnocchi can be a surprisingly versatile meal base, and Aldi is bringing Specially Selected plant-based versions to shelves this month.

Try the cauliflower or chickpea flavors if you want extra nutrients in your gnocchi.

Each box of gnocchi is just $3 and pairs well with proteins, vegetables, and sauces.

Whether you've been vegan or lactose-free or you're looking to cut back your dairy intake ahead of Earth Day, you can try the Sundae Shoppe plant-based pints.

The frozen dessert is dairy-free and made with cashew milk. Choose from double-caramel, peanut-butter chocolaty-chip, or chocolate-brownie flavors for $3.50 per pint.

If you love to dip your snacks in sauce, try Mama Cozzi's pizza ring. This unique take on pizza features a crispy, golden crust filled with cheese and pepperoni rolled into a ring shape.

Each $5 container includes marinara for dipping.

If you're looking for a frozen treat that's a little more nostalgic but still made without dairy, you can pick up the Earth Grown vegan cookie sandwiches.

The plant-based desserts feature a cool, creamy oat-based center sandwiched between cookies. Try vanilla with chocolate-chip cookies or vanilla with cocoa cookies for $4.30 per box.

The liveGfree brand at Aldi has long been known for its gluten-free products, and in April, the brand is selling more items.

Starting April 19, Aldi shoppers can find four-packs of gluten-free plain and cinnamon-raisin English muffins for $4.50.

The Lesser Evil Interstellar Space Balls come in cheddar or cinnamon-sugar flavors.

The airy, crispy Space Balls are organic, gluten-free, and made with avocado oil, making for a perfect midday or movie-night snack.

Grab a bag for $3.

The Berryhill extra-hot honey can upgrade any meal, from pizza to french fries to chicken and more.

The honey is infused with vinegar and chilis for extra heat that will spice up any dish. Each bottle is $5.

If you're looking for gluten- and grain-free snacks and desserts, Benton's almond-flour cookies may fit the bill.

The cookies are made from almond flour and come in s'mores or strawberry-shortcake flavors, perfect for enjoying on those warmer spring days.

Try one or both flavors for $3 per bag.

Bring the flavors of the county fair straight into your kitchen with the Baker's Corner funnel-cake kit coming to Aldi in late April.

Each kit includes funnel-cake mix (so you just need to add water) and a pitcher container for easy pouring.

Each kit is $3 and makes up to 10 funnel cakes.

The new Sundae Shoppe miniature-sized ice-cream bars might satisfy your cravings for sweets.

A variety pack includes eight miniature ice-cream bars in white chocolate, milk chocolate, and milk chocolate with almonds.

Each box is $4.50.