Aldi Now Has the $2 Trader Joe’s Product Fans Buy in Bulk

Anyone whose refrigerator door is filled with an assortment of sauces will tell you that being a condiment lover comes with a price. Luckily, we have grocery retailers, such as Aldi, to keep us stocked on a budget. Whether you need a unique salsa for dunking tortilla chips or want a Chick-fil-A sauce copycat, you can always find what you’re looking for within the store’s packed aisles.

Recently, shoppers have been raving about a zesty new condiment at Aldi, and we can’t help but notice that it looks just like a beloved Trader Joe’s product.

Aldi Releases New Burman’s Dill Pickle Mustard

Every year, Trader Joe’s shoppers grab their totes and race to stock up on one of the store’s most talked-about finds: Dill Pickle Mustard. But now Aldi has its own offering of this tangy topper. Customers recently spotted Burman’s Dill Pickle Mustard on shelves and they’re already giving it glowing reviews.

Aldi’s Dill Pickle Mustard comes in a 12-ounce bottle and features all the usual mustard ingredients: vinegar, mustard seed, dehydrated cucumber, and spices. And at around $1.69 per bottle, it’s cheaper than TJ’s, which costs $1.99 for nine ounces.

Fans on Reddit are thrilled with the new find. “I don’t even like dill pickles, and I love it,” wrote one Redditor. Another person called it their “new favorite condiment.” One more Redditor chimed in with, “It’s so good. I can’t imagine a better version of dill pickle mustard—they nailed it.”

Redditors didn’t hold back when sharing all the ways they’re incorporating this new find. “I’m not normally one to get on a hype train with stuff like this, but I did pick up a bottle of it earlier this week,” said one fan. “So far, I’ve used it in both tuna salad as well as deviled eggs. Definitely worth the purchase!”

Others enjoyed the bright yellow sauce on hot dogs, turkey burgers, and as a dip for chicken nuggets. We imagine it’s delicious on turkey sandwiches and BLTs, too.

You can find Burman’s Dill Pickle Mustard near the regular mustard in the condiment section. But don’t be surprised if you have a hard time locating it right away. One Redditor, who self-identified as an Aldi employee, said that this variety goes fast. “It’s funny because my store has these, and I stock shelves. These come in a box with, I think, three other flavored mustards. It’s always this flavor that sells out.”

Luckily, with all of Aldi’s weekly kitchenware deals and seasonal products, we don’t mind taking a few extra trips to check shelves for this highly-praised condiment.