ALDI Low Carb Snacks List On A Budget – Keto Meal Plan Friendly Snack Food Ideas Shopping List and video tour of a store.
ALDI Low Carb Snacks List
It’s no secret that I’m a HUGE ALDI fan. I’ve shared a low carb shopping list already, and I decided to explore the ALDI aisles for low carb snacks to share with you.
Make sure to always check the packaging for ingredients and macros. Hidden sugars can creep their way into surprising products which shouldn’t include sugar.
This is what I found in my local store in Melbourne, Australia. Your store is likely to have different brands and price points.
I hope to inspire you with example items to find and then explore your own ALDI for low carb finds on a budget that fit your own macros.
Nuts
There are so many nut options – almonds, cashews, macadamia, peanuts, walnuts, pecan nuts and other nut varieties.
From small packaged almonds, perfect for keeping in your bag to baking nuts and bulk salted or roasted nuts. All make excellent low carb snacks.
Seeds
Chia, Pepita/Pumpkin and Sunflower Seeds are also great ALDI low carb snack finds.
I have Chia Seeds most days and they are a great fiber inclusion when you’re on a low carb diet.
Bottled Snacks
Search through the bottles for low carb snacks such as:
- Asparagus
- Olives
- Peppers
- Cucumber
- Gerkins
- Pickles
- Sundried Tomatoes
- Artichokes
Tuna
Canned tuna, sardines or other fish can be whipped up into a quick low carb snack with a dollop or two of mayo or sour cream and a shake of salt.
Go for unflavoured and unsweetened varieties with as few ingredients as possible.
Jerky
Make sure you check very carefully for added sugars and flavours with jerky. You may be lucky and find a natural unsweetened bag of jerky.
Your best bet is to avoid BBQ and flavoured varieties and go for original flavoured jerky instead.
Deli Meats
Packaged deli type meats such as sliced turkey, chicken, salami or even smoked salmon make a delicious low carb snack.
You could enjoy it as is or wrapped around a pickle, cucumber or celery or even spread with cream cheese and rolled up.
My ALDI even has salami stix at the register which make an easy snack on the go.
Dips
For a snack that requires no prep at all, there are a few low carb friendly dips to choose from that you can simply enjoy by the spoon or fork full:
- Tuna Salad
- Tuna Mayo
- Coleslaw
- Egg Mayo
- Egg Salad
Vegetables
You could enjoy a half (or whole) avocado, just topped with a couple of shakes of salt.
There’s also the option of veggie sticks and dips – of which there are loads of options at ALDI.
Dairy
There are so many options when it comes to snacking with dairy, here are some ideas:
- Cheese – grated or sliced
- Boccocini
- Feta
- Brie
- Yogurt
- Halloumi
Chocolate
You’ll find that the 85% Dark Chocolate at ALDI is low carb, keto friendly and makes a handy individually packaged snack.
You can simply enjoy a row as a decadent sweet treat snack or make a keto hot chocolate or another dessert indulgence to make when those sweet cravings strike.
Berries
Fresh or frozen strawberries, raspberries and blueberries can be enjoyed on their own or topped with a generous swirl of whipped cream.
Just be aware that even though berries are the lowest carb fruit, the carbs add up quickly! So, a couple of berries a day is perfectly fine.
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ALDI Low Carb Snacks List Video
Here’s the video where I talk you through all of my go to low carb snacks from ALDI. Hit play below or click here to watch on YouTube.
More Low Carb Shopping Lists:
Complete Low Carb Grocery List
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Disclaimer – this post is meant for informational post only and should not be construed as medical advice. Please consult with your health professional before making any dietary changes.
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