Aldi holiday Finds: holiday My/Mochi flavors and ice cream pops coming soon

Aldi’s Nov. 18 Finds bring three My/Mochi holiday flavors for $4.95 and Sundae Shoppe reindeer, snowman and Christmas tree ice cream pops for $2.69 a box.

Aldi’s freezer aisle is about to get very festive.

Starting Wednesday, Nov. 18, Aldi will carry three My/Mochi holiday flavors and three Sundae Shoppe holiday ice cream pops shaped like a reindeer, a snowman and a Christmas tree, according to Aldi’s upcoming Aldi Finds list.

Both are part of the Nov. 18 Finds, which means they’re only around for a limited time.

What My/Mochi holiday flavors is Aldi selling?

Cool Peppermint, Hot Cocoa and Sugar Cookie, each $4.95 on Aldi’s website. Every box holds six pieces of ice cream wrapped in sweet rice dough, about 82 cents a bite.

Here’s what’s inside, based on the boxes and My/Mochi’s descriptions:

• Cool Peppermint: pink peppermint ice cream with minty bits

• Hot Cocoa: hot cocoa ice cream with marshmallow bits

• Sugar Cookie: sugar cookie ice cream with pieces of sugar cookies

Each piece is 90 calories, and the boxes are labeled gluten-free.

What are the Sundae Shoppe holiday ice cream pops?

Character pops from Aldi’s own ice cream brand, $2.69 for a box of four on Aldi’s website. That works out to about 67 cents a pop.

The Reindeer pop mixes caramel, chocolate and strawberry flavored ice cream, with chocolate-flavored drops for eyes. The Snowman is vanilla and strawberry. The Christmas Tree is green vanilla ice cream dotted with red white chocolate-flavored drops, according to the boxes.

The pops run 60 to 70 calories each, and all three boxes say “no artificial flavors.”

Are the Aldi holiday ice cream pops new?

No, they’re a returning favorite. The reindeer and snowman pops have shown up at Aldi since at least 2019, according to fan site Aldi Reviewer, which listed last year’s price at $2.59 a box. That puts this year’s price up about a dime.

Who makes My/Mochi?

A company that started in the 1990s in Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo neighborhood, founded by a Japanese baker and an American entrepreneur, according to My/Mochi. The brand now calls itself the world’s largest maker of mochi ice cream.

All three holiday flavors are returning favorites. My/Mochi brought them back last December, along with its first-ever mochi advent calendar.

When can you buy the Aldi holiday ice cream?

Beginning Nov. 18, while supplies last. Aldi Finds land in stores every Wednesday, and once they’re gone, they usually don’t come back until next year.

Stock and prices can vary by store, so check with your local Aldi.

Are the Aldi holiday pops a good size for kids?

Yes. Each Sundae Shoppe pop is about 2 fluid ounces, a small, kid-size treat. The character shapes make them an easy win for little ones who want something festive after dinner.

Tips for grabbing Aldi’s holiday ice cream

Shop on Wednesday. Popular Aldi Finds can sell out fast, especially kid-friendly treats.

Mix and match. At under $3 a box, the pops make easy party favors for a class holiday party or a family movie night.

Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.

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Hat Tips:

• Aldi (upcoming Aldi Finds and product pages, checked Nov. 14, 2026), the Nov. 18 date, prices, flavors, pack sizes and calories

• My/Mochi via Nosh (Dec. 1, 2025), the holiday flavor descriptions and company history

• Aldi Reviewer, Rachael (updated Nov. 21, 2025), the pops’ history and 2025 price

• The Daily Meal, Nikki Munoz (Nov. 1, 2026), the Holiday Italian Cookies

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