17 of the best things to get at Aldi this month under $6

This month, you can make a meal suited for cooler fall nights with the LiveGFree gluten-free cheesy skillets.

Try the gluten-free cheesy stroganoff or cheeseburger versions for $3.20 each.

Benton's spooky creme-filled cookie sandwiches are coming to Aldi just in time for Halloween.

Their green-colored center is actually chocolate-flavored creme.

Each container of Benton's spooky cookies is $2.70.

The Specially Selected artisan crisps, available in maple-cinnamon and pumpkin-cranberry versions, combine a crunchy texture and a sweet flavor.

The sweet notes may pair well with creamy or salty cheeses, jams, and fresh fruits.

Each box of Specially Selected crisps costs about $4.

Serve a crowd with the assorted Emporium Selection Halloween cheeses coming to Aldi the first week of October.

Choose from Bat-Knit Crazy cheddar, Death by Garlic black-garlic-and-cheddar cheese, Freaky Franken sage derby cheese, and Scary Pumpkin Spicy Wensleydale cheese for $4.30 each.

The Specially Selected pumpkin-spice brioche is coming to shelves in early October.

The pumpkin-spice brioche can used as a base for French toast and bread pudding or toasted and topped with nut butter and fruit.

Grab a loaf of the Specially Selected brioche for $4.50.

The Priano ravioli, available in pumpkin-sage and butternut-squash flavors, is coming to shelves on October 11.

The stuffed pasta can be paired with brown butter and cheese or cream-based sauces.

Each pack of ravioli is $3.70.

Aldi carries themed pasta for each season, and this October, shoppers can try the Halloween Reggano noodles.

The Halloween-themed pasta comes in yellow, purple, and orange colors, shaped like pumpkins, spiders, and bats.

Each bag of pasta is $2.70.

This Park Street Deli dish combines smoked beef brisket and rich mac and cheese.

It might sound like a meal you've spent all day cooking but it only takes a few minutes in the microwave.

You can grab a 1-pound container for $5 starting October 18.

Mama Cozzi's Pizza Kitchen flatbread combines smoky, salty meats and mac and cheese with a hearty dough.

This flatbread features shredded mozzarella and cheddar, smoked pulled pork, macaroni with smoky cheddar, and barbecue sauce.

Each flatbread costs $6.

Pumpkin may take the spotlight in October, but you can celebrate apple season with the Specially Selected fruit blossoms.

The pastries are available in caramel-apple or fruity apple-berry flavors.

You can get a box of two pastries for just $3.30.

Shoppers can also pick up pumpkin- or ghost-shaped Mama Cozzi's Pizza Kitchen pies.

The pumpkin-shaped pizza contains marinara sauce, shredded cheddar cheese, mozzarella to form eyes for a jack-o'-lantern, and a creamy cheese sauce for a mouth. The ghost-shaped pizza has shredded mozzarella cheese, olive slices for the eyes, and marinara sauce for the mouth.

Each Mama Cozzi's pizza is only $5.

Satisfy your sweet tooth and try the Belmont whipped cheesecake, which comes in pumpkin-spice and caramel-apple flavors.

Each cheesecake costs $6.

Try the Specially Selected flatbreads for a quick dinner or appetizer.

The flatbreads are available in pumpkin-feta and beet- and goat-cheese flavors. They also come frozen and need to be baked before serving.

You can buy a box of the Specially Selected flatbread for $4 each.

Aldi is carrying Specially Selected goat-cheese risottos, a quicker alternative to whipping up the dish from scratch.

The risotto comes in garlic-and-herb, black-pepper, and truffle flavors.

Try a box of Specially Selected risotto for $2.50 each.

If you're looking to try a new dinner item, you can pick up the Priano Alfredo-stuffed gnocchi.

Each pillowy, potato-based dumpling is stuffed with a creamy Alfredo sauce and finished with parsley and cream.

Try a pack of the Priano gnocchi for $3.50.

Benton's mini versions of palmiers, light, crisp, buttery pastries that can be enjoyed with tea or coffee, are hitting shelves this month.

The palmiers are available in an original flavor, which comes with a sugar coating, and a dark-chocolate variation.

Each package of mini palmiers is $2.50.

The Simply Nature organic tea-latte concentrates can be sipped in an iced drink on a warmer fall day or used to make a hot beverage for when the temperature drops.

These black-tea latte concentrates are available in chai, dirty chai, and London fog.

A 32-ounce carton costs $3.