Racine Danish Kringles are back at Aldi, and fans of the classic holiday pastry have reason to celebrate. As festive-season cravings hit full force, this fan-favorite bite makes its way back, loaded with flaky, buttery sheets and rich, sugary stuff inside.
Right now, Aldi's stepping into the spotlight by dropping two special-time flavors of the much-loved Racine Danish Kringle, offering folks something different. That egg-like shaped pastry became a go-to every winter because it feels like comfort from holidays past, and its return is already getting chatter from die-hard kringle fans looking to refill their cold-weather food stash.
Aldi's catching eyes again and thanks to its new almond and raspberry kringles - starting December 10, 2025, and they're just $7, which makes them way more affordable compared to others that usually cost over $10, as reported by Allrecipes.
All the chatter about Aldi's take naturally shifts focus back to Racine, Wisconsin, a place deeply tied to kringle baking, where families of Danish descent have been crafting it for decades, earning the town a reputation as the top spot for this treat. There's Racine Danish Kringles, a family-run shop now in its third generation of bakers, plus O&H Danish Bakery, the name behind the ones you also can see every winter at Trader Joe's.
Now, with Aldi serving two options at half the usual price - and letting people grab both without spending more - shoppers are lining up to compare tastes head-to-head, but there's urgency because these items are labeled as rotating finds, so once stores sell out, no restocks will follow.
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TOPICS: Aldi