A Review and Release History of Aldi Moser Roth, Choceur, Benton’s, Clancy’s, & Bake Shop Snacks, Cookies, Candy, & More

Strawberries & Cream: Review coming soon!

Cookies & Cream: Review coming soon!

Birthday Cake: Review coming soon!

The earliest reference I can find of Strawberries & Cream and Birthday Cake dates back to May 2024, with references suggesting Birthday Cake came back June 2025. The earliest reference I found for Cookies & Cream dates back to May 2025. All 3 were found July 2025.

Oh boy, these are seasoned! You can feel, smell, and taste it. Still, it’s not overly burdensome and doesn’t reek of being “too much,” either. For the most part, the flavor has a small spicy chili kick and is complemented by a non-punchy lime. In addition, it has other supporting spices that I can’t quite make out.

In terms of its texture, it’s a kettle chip, albeit I’ve had crunchier ones. It’s good and thick enough; I just expected something a little more, especially given how seasoned and tasty it is. Overall, it tilts toward being a more premium chip because, as you may have guessed, of the seasoning.

While I can’t find an exact release date, the earliest mention I’ve seen is from July 2024. Found in June 2025.

The three flavors work so well together: salt, pickle, and a spicy pepper. It doesn’t have as big of a punchy pickle flavor as pickle-exclusive flavors from other brands, nor the slap-in-your-face spicy kick of spicy chips either. Instead, it has both but dialed down with an addition of extra salt.

To me, the spiciness comes out more than the pickle, offering a nice, moderate kick as you eat through them, which does linger a bit if you eat too many at once.

Overall, it’s an interesting, unique chip, although if you’re in it exclusively for the pickle, you might be a little disappointed. Spicy fans may appreciate this enough, however.

While I can’t find an exact release date, reviews date back to around August 2025. Found at Aldi in June 2025.

Maybe you’ve had pickle-flavored or vinegar-flavored chips, so you already know—these do resemble those flavors, but they’re toned down. It’s precisely and accurately a vinegar-pickle flavor with the punchy taste, but it’s much more tolerable as it’s, well, not as punchy as one! The flavor is pleasant and would be easily enjoyable even if you aren’t into these types of bold flavors.

Lastly, the texture is your regular popcorn. It doesn’t feel too cheap or high quality, just pretty traditional, overall.

Reviews and mentions seem to suggest they may have come and gone a few times since around 2022. Found at Aldi in June 2025.

My immediate thought: funky. The taste, which I guess is supposed to be the queso part, tastes very artificial. It’s as if they concocted the flavor by using expressly some weird extract, or perhaps it resembles a cheap, off-brand queso dip you find at the dollar store bin.

There is a nice kick to them. It’s not too strong, it’s tolerable, and it does add a positive, flavorful note to the odd queso flavor.

Lastly, the texture feels like a regular chip: thin and lightly crunchy. It doesn’t feel too premium nor cheap, just plain ol’ chips.

Released June 2025. Found at Aldi in June 2025.

This is weird; they actually mimic street corn really well—too much, one may argue. It actually tastes like you’re eating corn in chip form, and you can absolutely taste the creamy sauce that often gets thrown on it. Additionally, there’s a noticeable kick to it that will please most people, but if you’re weak to spiciness, stay away. Overall, it’s well seasoned and tastes like the real deal!

Released around September 2023. Found at Aldi May 2025.

What a funky taste. It has cinnamon and sugar, but it also has a clearly noted funky background. Is it plastic? Pure, bitter cinnamon? I don’t know, but either way, something about it is off-putting. They’re reasonably sweet, at least, and the texture is airy and crunchy, a lot like the Taco Bell version, but simply put, not as tasty overall. They’re okay, I guess.

I’m not sure of an exact release date, although reviews date back to as early as 2015. Found at Aldi May 2025.

Where’s the flavor? It’s moderately salty and has the lightest flavor of Cuban sandwich seasoning. Don’t get me wrong; they’re decent. It’s just as strongly flavored as other chips. Even more specifically, compared to the competition, like Lay’s Cuban flavored chips, there’s no contest–the Lay’s have a substantially more robust and bold flavor. Texture-wise, these kettle chips are nicely crunchy and feel premium.

Reviews date back to 2021, with some reviewers mentioning limited releases throughout the years. Found March 2025 at Aldi.

You can find my review of Lay’s version here. Found April 2025.

It resembles cheesy garlic bread but misses the mark. Unfortunately, both the cheese and garlic flavors are too light, unlike actual garlic bread. It also doesn’t help that these are thin chips, whereas they would be better suited as ripple or kettle style to emulate toasted crunchy garlic bread. Overall, these aren’t bad; they’re just lackluster.

Reviews date back to around 2021, with some reviews suggesting they’ve gone in and out of stock throughout the years. Found at Aldi March 2025.

You can find a similar review I wrote of 7-Eleven’s version here.

Identical to the Valentine’s Mix I had before! These instead represent Saint Patrick’s Day: the only difference here is that the drizzle and coatings are green!

Reviews date back to February 2023. Exclusive for St. Patrick’s Day. Found at Aldi March 2025.

Okay, these are Reuben-flavored, but the taste isn’t all that strong. It has your traditional spices of the sandwich, although it needs a tad extra to really stand out. Aside from that, these are definitely very crunchy, traditional kettle chips!

Likely released in February 2025 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day alongside a Beer Cheese flavor. Exclusive to Aldi. Found March 2025.

If I had to guess a flavor, I’d almost say these are plain salty kettle chips. There are sort of hints of that beer cheese flavor, but for the most part, it’s sorely lacking. Overall, these resemble traditional, salty kettle chips with a background of something that resembles beer cheese.

Likely released in February 2025 to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day alongside a Reuben flavor. Exclusive to Aldi. Found March 2025.

Three different types of snacks are in this package mixed together: chocolate sandwich cookies, dipped pretzels, and caramel corn. The mini-coated sandwich cookies remind me of a less sweet, fudge-covered Oreo; they’re good and sweet but feel cheap. Similarly, the coated pretzels taste cheap and are mostly like pretzels, as the coating doesn’t add much flavor aside from some sweetness. Though, it adds a small bit of soft creaminess. Lastly, the caramel popcorn tastes like the ones you get in most tins: sweet, smooth, and crunchy, and maybe a tinge sweeter as they have a small drizzle of red goo.

Overall, this pack is a nice combination of different snacks and flavors. It’s definitely for people who enjoy sweets and crunchy foods.

Likely released in early 2024, according to reviews. Found at Aldi February 2025.

Lightly crunchy and almost “moist” feeling as it’s a sweet potato chip. The flavor is sweet potato with a touch of cinnamon and a decent amount of sugar. Overall, it’s not bad, just not as great as I thought it’d be.

May have been released sometime in fall 2024. Found at Aldi December 2024.

Moderately sweet with a very bold pumpkin spice taste. The popcorn doesn’t feel as crunchy as other kettle popcorn, although there is still a satisfying crunch. If you are hesitant about pumpkin spice or pumpkin flavoring, this may feel like too much for you; otherwise, these are pretty good!

Released fall 2023. Rereleased around the same time in 2024. Found October 2024.

A lot more pretzel than yogurt. Compared to other yogurt-based pretzels, the yogurt isn’t as strong. This yogurt is pumpkiny and creamy, offering a nice twist to regular pretzels. However, personally, I prefer other yogurt pretzels, where the yogurt flavor sticks out a lot more.

Likely released sometime around 2023 or 2024 for the fall season. Found at Aldi September 2024.

On the sweeter side, especially compared to other drizzled popcorns. It’s mostly sugary tasting with a light maple taste. The texture is reasonably crunchy and soft, sporting a light brown drizzle across each piece. What I liked is that this didn’t taste or feel cheap like other kettle-based popcorn.

Likely released sometime around 2023 or 2024 for the fall season. Found at Aldi September 2024.

Carrot cake is one of my favorites. I know the taste. This isn’t really it. It’s mostly a sweet, sugary-tasting glaze on semi-crunchy popcorn.

Released several years ago for the Easter season. Likely releases every year around the same time. Found at Aldi April 2024.

Mashed potato-flavored chips… interesting. These are your standard thick, wavy chips, but instead of a traditional garlic taste, this has more of a creamy-like and herb taste to them along with strong garlic. Basically, it’s sort of like you made mashed potatoes, but you dumped in extra garlic by accident, yet it still came out tasty.

Released November 2022, exclusively for Aldi’s. These may only come around during that fall time period. This was released alongside a Turkey Stuffing version as well. Found December 2023.