Aldi Breakfast Dupes That Taste Better Than the Originals

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Aldi’s Breakfast Bonanza: 15 Dupes That’ll Make Your Mornings (and Wallet) Happier!

Aldi, the discount grocery store with a cult following, has mastered the art of delivering quality without breaking the bank. From organic yogurts to non-GMO cereals, shoppers flock to its aisles for incredible savings and delicious finds.

But what truly sets Aldi apart? Its legendary “dupes”-store-brand alternatives that taste just as good, if not better, than their pricier counterparts.

We’ve scoured the shelves to bring you 15 of Aldi’s most impressive breakfast dupes. Prepare to have your taste buds tickled and your grocery budget stretched!


Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

1. Barissimo Donut Store Medium Roast 100% Arabica Blend Ground Coffee

(Price: $7.15)

Coffee connoisseurs, rejoice! Aldi’s Barissimo Donut Store coffee is a fan-favorite alternative to Dunkin’s signature blend.

This rich, flavorful coffee will save you a cool $2.73 compared to a similar item at Walmart. Wake up and smell the savings!

2. Breakfast Best Frozen Pancakes & Sausage On-A-Stick

(Price: $6.95)

Looking for a fun and easy breakfast? Breakfast Best’s pancake and sausage on a stick is a tasty dupe for Jimmy Dean’s version.

Pop them in the air fryer or microwave for a few minutes, and you’ve got a delicious, dippable treat. You get 10 for $6.95, while Jimmy Dean’s 12-pack at Walmart runs $8.98.

3. Breakfast Best Croissant Sandwiches

(Price: $6.29)

Say goodbye to Jimmy Dean’s croissant sandwiches and hello to Aldi’s Breakfast Best! Food critics prefer Aldi’s version, noting it uses sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup.

Plus, you get a larger pork sausage patty (compared to Jimmy Dean’s turkey and soy protein concentrate) for 53 cents less. Score!

4. Season’s Choice Hash Brown Patties

(Price: $5.49)

Crispy, rustic, and perfectly salted, Season’s Choice Hash Brown Patties are often compared to Ore-Ida and even McDonald’s. These make a fantastic side for any breakfast. You’ll save $3.45 by opting for Aldi’s 20-count pack over two 10-packs of Ore-Ida.

5. Breakfast Best Buttermilk & Vanilla Protein Waffle

(Price: $4.39)

Aldi’s best-kept secret? Breakfast Best’s buttermilk and vanilla protein waffles!

These Kodiak dupes pack 12 grams of muscle-building protein per serving and cost 11 cents less per waffle. Your taste buds and muscles will thank you.

6. Baker’s Treat Blueberry Mini Muffins

(Price: $2.75)

These delightful mini muffins are an excellent alternative to Little Debbie. Aldi customers love the real blueberry bursts, moist texture, and mild taste. They also boast fewer calories than comparable products and ring in at $1.04 less than Little Debbie’s.

7. Friendly Farms Nonfat Plain Greek Yogurt

(Price: $3.55)

Swap out your Chobani for Friendly Farms Nonfat Plain Greek Yogurt and save $2.42! With identical packaging and nutrition profiles (90 calories, 0% fat, no added sugars, and 16 grams of protein per serving), the only real difference is the impressive price tag.

8. Simply Nature Organic Maple Brown Sugar Instant Oatmeal

(Price: $2.75)

Simply Nature offers an array of healthy and affordable options, and their organic maple brown sugar instant oats are a Quaker’s dupe winner. These 8-count packs deliver 25 grams of whole grains and natural flavor. While both offer creamy consistency and rich flavor, Aldi’s version costs a mere 34 cents per serving compared to Quaker’s $1.12.

9. Millville Strawberry Toaster Tarts

(Price: $2.15)

These Pop-Tarts alternatives are a hit with Aldi shoppers. They taste, toast, and break just like the name brand, but with a key difference: more filling! Plus, you’ll save 47 cents compared to Kellogg’s.

10. Millville Raisin Bran

(Price: $2.45)

Taste testers rave that Millville Raisin Bran looks identical to Kellogg’s but offers lighter, sweeter flakes with a better texture and plenty of raisins. It also skips the brown sugar for a milder flavor.

The best part? It’s $1.54 cheaper than Kellogg’s at Target!

11. Millville Blueberry Fruit & Grain Bars

(Price: $2.45)

A perfect on-the-go breakfast, Millville Blueberry Fruit & Grain Bars are a clear dupe for Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain. With 130 calories, plenty of fiber, real fruit filling, and no high-fructose corn syrup, they’re practically twins. The only real difference is the price, with Kellogg’s costing over 10 cents more per bar.

12. Millville Peanut Sweet and Salty Nut Granola Bars

(Price: $2.39)

Craving a chewy, sweet, and salty snack? These Millville granola bars are a more affordable alternative to Nature Valley.

For 58 cents less, you get whole-grain oats, salty peanuts, and a sweet yogurt coating. Plus, they’re corn syrup-free!

13. Millville Complete Buttermilk Pancake & Waffle Mix

(Price: $2.15)

Nothing beats a warm stack of pancakes. While Pearl Milling Company’s mix is a classic, Aldi’s Millville Complete Buttermilk Pancake & Waffle Mix offers nearly identical ingredients and 30 fewer calories. You’ll save $1.13, leaving you with extra cash for premium syrup!

14. Millville Fruit & Cream Oatmeal Variety Pack

(Price: $2.05)

If you’re a fan of Quaker’s fruit and cream instant oatmeal, you’ll love Millville’s lower-cost option. Priced 94 cents less, Millville offers the same heart-healthy fiber and natural flavors. It even boasts 1 gram less sugar and a simpler ingredient list, though the packets are 10 calories more.

15. Breakfast Best Meat Lovers Breakfast Bowl

(Price: $1.65)

Aldi’s Breakfast Best Meat Lovers Breakfast Bowl is a dead ringer for Jimmy Dean’s frozen meal, featuring the same delicious combo of potatoes, eggs, sausage, bacon, and cheese. But Aldi wins big on price, offering the same serving size for nearly half the cost ($1.51 less!) and an extra 2 grams of protein.


The Bottom Line: Aldi’s Dupe Game is Strong!

When it comes to delicious dupes, Aldi is truly in a league of its own. These breakfast alternatives are not only nearly identical in taste and quality but also come at a fraction of the price. If you’re looking to save money and stretch your grocery budget, Aldi is a clear choice.

Don’t forget to check the weekly circular and current online deals, and always keep an eye out for those clearance racks-you might just find your favorites at even lower prices!


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