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

Before summer's over, Aldi is stocking up on plenty of frozen treats, including vanilla ice-cream-stuffed macarons.

You can pick up a box of four sandwiches for $5.

As summer comes to a close, many people find their schedules packed to the brim with activities. Aldi is making food prep fast and easy with several quick dinner options, like Priano's pastas.

Choose from manicotti or stuffed shells for $4.50 a pack. Simply heat the pasta, add your favorite sauce, and dinner is ready to go.

Pickle lovers will be happy to see that Grillo's popular pickles are hitting Aldi's shelves at a wallet-friendly price of $4.75 a container.

These pickles come in long, thin slices, perfect for edge-to-edge coverage on a sandwich.

Whether you're rushing to the office or getting the kids ready for school in the morning, Bake Shop's mini-sized cinnamon rolls are a delicious on-the-go breakfast option.

They'll be the perfect companion to some fresh fruit and milk or a cup of coffee, plus you can pick up a pack of 12 for just $4.90.

When the weather is still hot, turning on the oven is a no-go. Fortunately, Aldi is stocking shelves with banana-nut mini muffins, another great option for breakfast or an afternoon snack.

Each carton of Bake Shop mini muffins costs $4.

For anyone tired of snacking on chips and pretzels, Benton's coconut rolls are a fun alternative.

Made with coconut milk and roasted black sesame seeds, these will be a hit in any packed lunch. Grab a bag for $4.

There's no need to spend a fortune on cold brew at cafés every morning. Aldi is releasing ground coffee made specifically for cold brew.

The smooth blends are available in medium or dark roast for $4.50 a bag.

Another speedy dinner option, Park Street Deli's dumplings are perfect to pair with veggies, rice, or your favorite dipping sauces.

Choose from beef dumplings with tofu, carrots, red bell peppers, cabbage, and onion, or pork dumplings with cabbage, onion, green bell pepper, and gochujang sauce.

Pick up a pack for $4 each.

Everyone can enjoy pizza night with gluten-free pizza dough coming to Aldi in mid-August.

The dough requires no pouring or mixing. Instead, it can be rolled directly onto a pan or pizza stone. Then just add sauce and toppings before baking.

Each refrigerated pack of dough makes one pizza and costs $3.50.

Summer is the best time for pasta salad, and Aldi is celebrating the season with three ready-made options.

Choose from Southwest fiesta salad with rice, quinoa, black beans, corn, and red bell peppers; orzo rustica salad with orzo, zucchini, sun-dried tomatoes, and kalamata olives; or whole-wheat fusilli salad with fusilli, grilled peppers, and zucchini for $3.50 each.

Aldi has been expanding its nondairy and vegan-friendly products. This month, shoppers will find three fun oat-milk frozen dessert pints.

Try mango coconut, strawberry, or vanilla cookie chip for $3.50 a pint.

Need a quick jolt of energy? Aldi has you covered with Suja coffee energy shots, available in coffee or mocha.

The shots include 55 milligrams of caffeine and adaptogenic mushrooms, promising a smooth taste and a boost of energy without the crash.

Each 2-ounce shot is $3.

Fall is just around the corner, so toward the end of August, Aldi will start stocking its shelves with autumnal flavors, like Benton's crème-filled wafer rolls in pumpkin spice and salted caramel.

Each canister of cookies is $2.

If you're not quite ready for fall, you can hang on to the last of summer with fruit-forward sparkling sodas in flavors like blood orange grapefruit, pomegranate blueberry, and pink raspberry.

Pop a bottle for just $3.20.

When you're missing summer vacation, break out Specially Selected's gelato flight.

The box features three individual-sized cups of limoncello-, pistachio-, and tiramisu-flavored gelato. Enjoy each on its own or as a sampler platter for $4 a box.