12 of the best things to get at Aldi this month for under $6

It's almost the season for gingerbread treats, and Aldi shoppers can kick it off with chewy cookies from Winternacht.

The gingerbread cookies, which are made in Germany, come in a pack of six for $3, with half iced and half coated in chocolate.

There's never a bad time to indulge in some chocolates, and luckily, Moser Roth Grand Chocolades truffles are coming to Aldi this month. 

Choose from crispy hazelnut, chocolate crème, or premium chocolate for $3.50 a bag.

Hot-cocoa bombs have been extremely popular over the past few years, and Aldi is jumping on the trend with a pack made from Belgian chocolate. 

Each ball is filled with marshmallows, and every pack includes a milk-, white-, and dark- chocolate bomb for $6.

If you want an even more exciting twist on the hot-cocoa-bomb trend, check out the adorable melting snowman version coming to Aldi in early November.

One snowman, which is made from white chocolate and filled with dark-chocolate pieces and marshmallows, will be available for $2.50.

If you don't have time to bake a bunch of different holiday treats this year, Aldi has shoppers covered with Specially Selected's assorted cookie box.

Each box comes with a variety of cookies featuring dark, white, and milk chocolates, all for $6.

When November rolls around, pumpkin-flavored everything is pushed aside to make way for all the peppermint goodies. 

Satisfy your mint cravings with Benton's crunchy, fudge-covered, cream-filled peppermint sandwich cookies. One box costs $3.50.

Clancy's holiday kettle corn makes for a sweet and salty snack. Choose from dark-chocolate-drizzle or peppermint-flavored popcorn for $2.30 a bag. 

Pro tip: Buy a bag of each and mix them together for an extra-special treat, or use the seasonal product to make popcorn balls for your next holiday gathering.

Eggnog can be a little controversial — you either love it or hate it. For those who can't get enough of the stuff, Aldi is selling a rich, vanilla-spiced eggnog from Shamrock Farms.

Each container is $4. You can sip it on its own, spike it, or use it as a creamer in your morning coffee.

Toast with loved ones this season with Aldi's cranberry wine. It's a good option for those who prefer a sweeter, chilled drink, no matter the temperatures outside. 

Each bottle of the Pacific Fruit Vineyards wine is $4.

Mulled wine, or glühwein, is a traditional winter beverage that includes wine seasoned with warming spices and other special ingredients, like citrus slices and raisins. 

Aldi is selling bottles of classic glühwein or apple- or cherry-flavored mulled wines for just $6 a bottle.

Sip as-is, or warm it up in a pot with your favorite spices and winter fruits. 

Aldi's November products skew on the sweet side this year, but there are a few savory options as well. 

Emporium Selection's cranberry-white-cheddar cheese — which combines tart, sweet cranberries and tangy, sharp white-cheddar cheese — would be great on a holiday charcuterie board or in a festive mac and cheese. 

The 8-ounce block of cheese is $3.

Infused oils can add extra oomph to salad dressings, marinated meats and veggies, or bread. It can also make a great host gift for holiday parties.

Grab a bottle of Specially Selected infused oil, available in chili, garlic, or rosemary flavors, for $5 each.